Thread by @fba

Learn how to use internal links to rank higher in a matter of days with 10 tweets.

The selected tweets come from this week's #SEOchat (that was all about internal links!)

Here's the best advice given:

(Thanks @JLWChambers for hosting yesteday's SEOChat, and especially, for the amazing GIFs!)

@JLWChambers 1. Linking from the homepage for better relevance, speedy indexation, etc. by @boydlake

https://twitter.com/boydlake/status/1598440805483659271

@JLWChambers @boydlake 2. Linking from the homepage or second-best pages by @darth_na

https://twitter.com/darth_na/status/1598394675546783748

@JLWChambers @boydlake @darth_na 3. Don't cringe. Use anchor keyword diversity by @ownyourserp

https://twitter.com/ownyourserp/status/1598393725251526657

@JLWChambers @boydlake @darth_na @ownyourserp 4. The full thread of answers to question #2: updating links from the homepage is worth a read:

https://twitter.com/JLWChambers/status/1598381554329391118

@JLWChambers @boydlake @darth_na @ownyourserp 5. Static breadcrumbs are likely the preferred "best practice", instead of dynamic:

https://twitter.com/JLWChambers/status/1598389779930181636

@JLWChambers @boydlake @darth_na @ownyourserp 6. Is there such thing as "Link dilution"? I personally use nofollow for almost everything. But that's just me. Gotta see the YT convo on this mentioned here by @MordyOberstein

https://twitter.com/MordyOberstein/status/1598388926225547294

@JLWChambers @boydlake @darth_na @ownyourserp @MordyOberstein That's it for now. Looking forward to the next #SEOchat to learn more from other SEOs. Thanks to the community for sharing their POVs here 🙏

BTW, at the end didn't add all the 10 because some we're redundant!