When it comes to link building, not all links are created equally. Some are better than others. Some types of links can even harm your SEO efforts. The gold standard is a #contextuallink.
fxstat.com/en/user/profil… Known as a backlink in an article, context, paragraph, and anchor text relevant to the page to which you’re linking. In other words, a contextual link makes sense. It points the reader to a relevant page with information of value to them.
themepalace.com/users/jokerslo… Contextual links are much more valuable than links that are out of context or even relegated to a sidebar or footnote on an otherwise relevant page. Contextual links are not easy to get, but they’re worth the effort.
writeablog.net/betajokerslot/… Without question, a non-contextual link is improper. It’s simply not useful. In fact, it’s at the top of PureLinq’s list of backlink types to avoid. It’s all about context, but there are best and worst practices when putting a backlink into context.
joker-1230.yolasite.com If you don’t do it correctly, a contextual link can backfire. At best, it won’t help your page rank or user experience. At worst, it will lead to search engine penalties and lower your page rank.
loomio.org/d/ToHmzgMU/sia… Google will notice if you don’t do links right. One or two spammy links won’t hurt but avoid them as much as possible. Too many poor links and the algorithm will downgrade your page or site, lowering your search rank domain authority.
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