FREE currency exchange data

currency exchange calculator, free forex calculator

Webmasters are invited to integrate our foreign exchange (FOREX) calculator into their websites. If you wish to do this, simply copy the code highlighted in red and paste into your web page code.

Alternatively, if you do not need this tool, we are welcome to link to us.

<?php
include 'http://www.etrend.co.uk/M-moneyowl/forexcalculator.php?fromsubgroup='.$_GET['fromsubgroup'].'&fromcode='.$_GET['fromcode'].'&tosubgroup='.$_GET['tosubgroup'].'&tocode='.$_GET['tocode'].'&unitNo='.$_POST['unitNo'];
?>

Our currency exchange database is updated once each hour, for all 149 currencies. As each currency has an exchange rate against all other currencies, this script will add 22052 pages (i.e. 149 * 148) of content to your website.

The benefit of having such a large number of pages that are updated on an hourly basis is two-fold.

First, it is excellent content for your visitors. There are a vast number of searches each minute for this data. Moreover, according to many experts in the area, visitors will only bookmark websites that are updated regularly - these pages are updated every hour.

Secondly, the script above provides seamless integration between our database and your website. In other words, Google and other search engines will not know that you pages are filled with data provided by another website. Therefore they will index these pages as yours, greatly improving your ranking for web searches. This is the distinct difference between our script and that provided by others.

For those of you that want to know . . .

Normally, FOREX calculators and other tools are provided to webmasters by means of an iFrame. An iFrame is a page of another website, structured into your web page like a picture is fitted into a frame.

In essence, the iFrame process is as follows: your server holds the code to create a frame page (i.e. page with logo, menu etc, but no content) for your website. It generates this page and displays it on your visitors’ computers along with an instruction telling your VISITORS COMPUTER to get the iFrame data (e.g. FOREX calculator). Almost instantly, the iFrame is found and loaded into the frame and the web page is complete.

Using our PHP include method (code above), the process is different: your server holds the code to create a frame page (i.e. page with logo, menu etc, but no content) for your website. It generates this page and also tells YOUR SERVER to get the iFrame data (e.g. FOREX calculator). Almost instantly, the iFrame is found and loaded into the frame and the web page is complete, and then the page is displayed.

To the casual observer, the result looks identical. However, in the first case, Google and other search engines see the instruction to get the external content, but in the second case they do not see the instruction because they cannot know what your served does before the page is displayed.

The search engines response in the first case case is to index the pages as being part of another website and improve the ranking of the other website. Furthermore, they PENALISE your website ranking for having copied content. Their response in the second is to index the pages as yours, and improve the ranking of YOUR website for having good content.

The reason why websites provide content to webmasters such as yourself using the iFrame method is clear – you promote their website. However, in reality they give you nothing other than the illusion that your website is improved.

The reason moneyowl.co.uk provide the FOREX tool via the PHP include method is that we include a link back to our website. The content we provide will improve your website ranking, and the link back to us will improve ours. We feel that this is fair split of the benefits, and will serve to motivate both of us to our mutual benefit.

Alternatively, if you do not need this tool, we would appreciate a link to us and we hope we can serve you in the furture.

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