How To Use Internal Link Building
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How to Effectively Utilize Internal Link Building
Many are aware that backlinks from other websites can boost your SEO (search engine optimization). However, did you know that internal link building can deliver similar benefits? The way your blog or website is structured significantly influences search engine rankings, particularly if your site hosts numerous pages. There is a right and wrong way to approach internal linking.
Keep in mind three key components of internal linking: site navigation, in-context linking, and anchor text.
Site Navigation
Site navigation dictates how visitors move through your site and is crucial for proper internal link building. Ideally, your navigation menu should link to your most important pages, whether they are main categories or regular pages. Typically, you'll have two navigation menus: one for the entire site to guide visitors through the main sections, and another for informational pages like contact details or site descriptions.
In-Context Linking
In-context linking involves placing links within the main text of your website or blog, rather than in lists or navigation bars. Search engines favor in-context links, so ensure related posts or pages are interconnected this way. For smaller websites, limit the use of interlinking by choosing key keywords to link to essential pages. Larger sites can employ this strategy more extensively, as interlinking has a stronger impact on extensive sites.
Anchor Text
Anchor text plays a vital role in SEO. Avoid using "useless" words for links. Instead of phrases like "Click here," opt for more descriptive phrases. For example, link the words "marketing help" in “Get marketing help here” to the relevant page. This informs search engines about the relevance of the words, unlike generic terms like "click here," which are rarely searched.
By focusing on these three internal link building elements, you can lay a solid foundation for a new blog or website, or efficiently restructure an existing one.
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