Build Internal Links
Internal links pass on link authority, increasing the link pages' value in search engines. This enables your site to rank higher in the SERPs and brings additional traffic to your website.
Aside from improving your SEO, internal links help retain your website visitors and reduce your bounce rate. This is essential because Google tries to serve the best content to its visitors, and it assumes that good content is worth promoting throughout your website.
This helps boost your rankings and keep your audience happy and coming back to your site. Incorporating relevant and insightful internal links can significantly boost your Google rankings.
Building internal links is one way to make your website content more compelling to Google. These are hyperlinks between pages within the same domain.
These links will help users navigate your website and provide search engines with information about your offer.
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If you are updating a post that you know has never been indexed then I would put the new date on it and then ask for it to be indexed. You could even change the keyword title to get it indexed as you are losing nothing by doing this if it has never been indexed. Just change the name in the Permalink as well and it's a whole new post.
But if it's just a 6 month or older post that you want to refresh that has been indexed then add new information or images. Check that you have followed good seo practice and then ask for a Google update. I have Rank Math on my website which shows a Google update under my edit button for each post.
But you can just go to the GSC and ask for indexing.
Lily
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Susan
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It's cold and wintery here now and we are all praying for summer again.
Take care and be happy.
Lily
