Why and How to Build Internal Links

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When it comes to links, answers to questions like: Who should I link to? How many links should I allow on a page? What anchor text should I use? Will links result in a penalty? , etc., often create dilemmas for webmasters. These are valid questions to ask yourself before creating external links on your home page and creating external links on the internal pages of your site. Indeed, there are a number of risks associated with a link to a third-party site. However, when planning internal links , you can relax; you are risk free. Matt Cutts (previously a senior engineer at Google) said this in a video about internal linking having no negative effect on site rankings in 2013. So first, let's clarify the difference between external and internal links:The basics: internal and external links External links are links that your site links to a third-party website on a different domain. There are two subtypes of these links, inbound and outbound. Inbound links represent links from other websites and outbound links that refer to other websites.

Inbound links are the hardest to achieve, while outbound links are entirely within your control. Internal linking is also completely under your control - this is where you link to pages from your own domain or subdomain. There are also inbound and outbound subtypes in internal links, but since everything is in the same Köp e-postdatabas och bygg e-postlista snabbt , there's no point in categorizing them. You can check your percentage of internal and external links as well as the percentage of links that use the nofollow attribute using WooRank's Web Review tool as shown in the screenshot below:WooRank Website Review, Internal and External Links Examples of internal linking can be found at the top of this blog post where I have linked the following anchor texts internally: external linking on your homepage and external linking on internal pages.

Meanwhile, the anchor text _internal link having no negative effect on the site's ranking links to the outside. The advantages and roles of internal networking Don't underestimate the power of internal linking. Your site acquires link juice from internal links the same way you receive link juice from external sites through a link. For example, usually the homepage of a site is the one with the most link juice and page authority. When you point a link from the home page to an inner page, some of the link juice from the home page will flow into the inner page, giving it greater authority and making it more likely display in the SERPs.