Me again....scenario....100 products each individual product is linked to its own description page (on same site)....
.one thing each product has in common is a manufacturing flaw in a parts make up...
I have a article done up for the manufacturing flaw on my site that describes the problem and so forth.....a warning if you will....
Now the question:
Should I link every description page (100 of them) to the article....???
Now far as I know linking internal and external is another SEO consideration...
My front page has the same link...it is an important fact of the products that are being displayed...and should be given a chance to be read by all....
At the moment I have all my product pages (100, may be more by the time I am done) that have this flaw linked to the article describing the problem....
thought I would ask as I know linking is again given consideration in SEO....
My personal thoughts is that it is Ok but I have been known to be wrong before and have paid a price for my stupid mistakes...
asking how cold the water is before jumping in...LOL...
Any thoughts on this....am I right....it helps my visitors...even if they only go to one page...but like I said I have been wrong before on things that I thought I knew....????
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Kyle
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It is OK to link from your products to this one page where you explain the flaw, this is not an issue. If it makes sense and helps the user, chances are Google won't mind. It comes down to user experience, user efficiency, and navigation (and of course quality content). If you do this chances are the search engines won't mind at all.
Ariel120
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linking internally to a home page and what not is actually a great thing to do. If and only if it makes sense. Take a reader for instance. Will he want to follow your links to dead end pages that are not relevant to what he's looking for? Or will he find that getting answers are like a scavenger hunt?
If you have an article that you link to your website, that's great. But if you have different pages within your website that you link to your main page or to a page that has relevant information about whatever follow-up is needed, then it'll do you a whole world of good. Not only for SEO reasons but also for the reader.
As long as its a quality "link-to" then I do not see an issue. In my own wordpress website i have several posts and pages that link back to the home page. It boosts its ranking for keywords and it makes it that much more relevant when you link it from a keyword. I have to thank a very special teacher to teach me that. @missionops.
If you have an article that you link to your website, that's great. But if you have different pages within your website that you link to your main page or to a page that has relevant information about whatever follow-up is needed, then it'll do you a whole world of good. Not only for SEO reasons but also for the reader.
As long as its a quality "link-to" then I do not see an issue. In my own wordpress website i have several posts and pages that link back to the home page. It boosts its ranking for keywords and it makes it that much more relevant when you link it from a keyword. I have to thank a very special teacher to teach me that. @missionops.
nathaniell
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Well, they always say, make a site for the user, not the search engines, so if you think it creates a better user experience, then go for it (I think). However, I can't say that I know either way.
Maybe mix up the anchor text a bit, but then you're doing it for the search engines, so that might be the wrong advice.
Maybe mix up the anchor text a bit, but then you're doing it for the search engines, so that might be the wrong advice.
Shawn Martin
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Very interesting question and I can not help you but am very interested in following the responses you get here.