what do you mean by link juice..........?
what do you mean by link juice?
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RH-Calvin
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Link juice is a colloquial term in the SEO world that refers to the power or equity passed to a site via links from external or internal sources. This power is interpreted as a vote of recommendation toward your site and is one of the most important factors in determining your site's search ranking (and PageRank).
Think of it like a a champaign fountain.
The top sites get a seed of authority. And the few drops they spill fall down to the next tier of sites, and then the next tier of sites, and so forth.
And then there's you (all of us at some stage) at the bottom
The top sites get a seed of authority. And the few drops they spill fall down to the next tier of sites, and then the next tier of sites, and so forth.
And then there's you (all of us at some stage) at the bottom
Link juice is a colloquial term in the SEO world that refers to the power or equity passed to a site via links from external or internal sources. This power is interpreted as a vote of recommendation toward your site and is one of the most important factors in determining your site's search ranking (and PageRank).
Link juice is the authority passed to a website via a number of external and internal links pointing back to a website and its inner pages. It is a well-known fact that Google and other search engines give too much importance to the quality of links.
Link juice may be a conversational term within the SEO world that refers to the ability or equity passed to a website via links from external or internal sources. This power is taken as a vote of advice toward your website and is one among the foremost vital factors in deciding your site's search ranking .
Link Juice. A word used by SEOs not by Google. In fact, most link concepts today are colloquial terms and not technically Google words.
thommy
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even when you already got enough correct answers i want to add something to it.
the term "link juicy" comes from a time when google automaticly added some positive points to a site as soon as they found a link.
today it does not work like that anymore and can even be a bummerang to a site when this links do not end up in usage.
google is today able to follow the activities of millions of users and is able to realize if a link is followed and what happens after the click. this both factors make the difference between a "good juice" "no juice" or "bad juice".
the term "link juicy" comes from a time when google automaticly added some positive points to a site as soon as they found a link.
today it does not work like that anymore and can even be a bummerang to a site when this links do not end up in usage.
google is today able to follow the activities of millions of users and is able to realize if a link is followed and what happens after the click. this both factors make the difference between a "good juice" "no juice" or "bad juice".
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Link juice is a colloquial term in the SEO world that refers to the power or equity passed to a site via links from external or internal sources.But no follow links it will not pass link juice Dofollow Backlinks have a link juice .it will rank our website also ...
thommy
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could you please be so nice and do not copy and paste SEO faitrytales from 2004.
regarding page rank: this is existing but it is googles´s secret - no one can see anymore (since YEARS !!!) how pagerank is influenced or not because it is NOT VISIBLE.
in case of dofollow and nowfollow links: that informtion is also WRONG that nofollow link do not pass linkjuice.
i know a bunch of websites wheo ONLY work with nofollow and got the rankings.
the diiference between dofollow and nofollow is, that the content linked is maybe not relevant.
but a "juice" is given anyway by the user´s activity on that links.
a nofollow link can bring you the advantage on the following issue:
if you link today to a website what is maybe tomorrow infected by a virus - it will not throw back the bad neigborhood to you. that´s all what nofollow is good for. and it is recommenable on outgoing affiliate links.
regarding page rank: this is existing but it is googles´s secret - no one can see anymore (since YEARS !!!) how pagerank is influenced or not because it is NOT VISIBLE.
in case of dofollow and nowfollow links: that informtion is also WRONG that nofollow link do not pass linkjuice.
i know a bunch of websites wheo ONLY work with nofollow and got the rankings.
the diiference between dofollow and nofollow is, that the content linked is maybe not relevant.
but a "juice" is given anyway by the user´s activity on that links.
a nofollow link can bring you the advantage on the following issue:
if you link today to a website what is maybe tomorrow infected by a virus - it will not throw back the bad neigborhood to you. that´s all what nofollow is good for. and it is recommenable on outgoing affiliate links.
Link juice is a colloquial term in the SEO world that refers to the power or equity passed to a site via links from external or internal sources. This power is interpreted as a vote of recommendation toward your site and is one of the most important factors in determining your site's search ranking (and PageRank).
Link Juice
Suppose you have a web page of Page RAnk 5;
At that web page there are internal links to the same website, then the complete page rank is divided into these internal links, means link juice is transferred to the internal web pages.
So it is not a good idea to give external back links to your website... Make external back links No-Follow so page rank is not transferred to them.
Suppose you have a web page of Page RAnk 5;
At that web page there are internal links to the same website, then the complete page rank is divided into these internal links, means link juice is transferred to the internal web pages.
So it is not a good idea to give external back links to your website... Make external back links No-Follow so page rank is not transferred to them.
Link juice is nothing but a term associate with SEO world where the link juice or the link weightage is distributed from one website to others and further within that website. If a link juice is coming from a website of good rankings but less distributed to other websites have high weightage...Whereas good website equally distributed over many website...the link juice weightage lowers...It's always better to have a high rank website diverting towards our website for good link juice distribution.
Link juice is what's left on the grill after cooking sausages
But really, "link juice" is sort of synonymous with "link quality" and @OliveDrab said it well. High-quality links pass on lots of "link juice".
See also "Domain Authority" and "PageRank" (an outdated metric, but relevant to the concept) for more info.
But really, "link juice" is sort of synonymous with "link quality" and @OliveDrab said it well. High-quality links pass on lots of "link juice".
See also "Domain Authority" and "PageRank" (an outdated metric, but relevant to the concept) for more info.
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