ABC Triangular Linking

A 3-site link pattern that avoids reciprocal footprints.

Definition

ABC (or triangular) linking is a 3-site arrangement where Site A links to Site B, Site B links to Site C, and Site C links to Site A. Unlike the classic reciprocal A↔B exchange, the triangular pattern doesn't create an obvious A-B back-and-forth footprint that algorithms easily flag.

Key points

• Niche relevance must be maintained across all three sites.
• Anchor diversity is still critical — don't use the same anchor everywhere.
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