Seo Moz says there are 124 links on this page - do you see it?
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I'm look at the report under Crawl Diagnostics Summary/Too Many On-Page Links
It says there are 124 links on this page. I don't see it?! do you?
http://www.kisswedding.com/blog/category/garden-wedding-ideas/
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You would never be penalized for having to many links on a page unless it is being done for a spammy/deceptive reason (and after reviewing your page - you are obviously not).
The reason SEOMoz marks it as a "warning" is because it is something worth knowing for two major reasons:
- Most search engines can only crawl the first 100 links on a website. So it is important to place the most important links higher up on a page.
- With more internal/external links on your page you disperse the link value far more quickly.
So once again, it is nothing to worry about but something to be aware of. Keep focusing on the great content you are publishing and less on the minutia of technical SEO
Good luck! - Kyle
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Hmph... I didh't even think that images were links too.
Do you think that as a nobody website like me it's a big deal to have a lot. I know that big sites can get away with not being perfect in every way because they have such big, loyal followings. BUT, I don't... most of my internal links are pretty bad and I haven't done a lot of social media. With that in mind, do you think I should find a solution to so many links?
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Take the page. Select View Source
Search for<a href<="" p=""></a>
<a href<="" p="">I get about that many links.</a>
<a href<="" p="">You have the nav on the right side (weddings by color, by season, by theme) , you have 2 links each to the different weddings (the title and the read more), social media links, etc
I think what may confuse you is that your theme does not underline links, so maybe you are not seeing them with your eyes. View Source and look at the HTML - they are all there. :-)</a>
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I see 131 internal links and 5 external. Images with ahrefs count too.
I wouldn't lose much sleep over it, though. It's perfectly fine to have more than 100. Today, I feel its more of ballpark figure rather than a hard limit you must abide by.
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