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Tymen last edited by

Hello,

Short question:

I got a link on a good ranking page but the code says:

class="uslinks">www.eppinga.nl

You can not click on the link so will it count as a link?

Thank you in advance!

Tymen
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Tymen @paints-n-design last edited by

Thanx Andreas,

I will continu my hunt

Grt
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paints-n-design last edited by

If that's exactly the code - it is not a link, it's a mention of your site. A link is something like:

anchor

Theories exists, that it could count - but to answer the question, I think it do not count and you don't get linkjuice
If you can see, that you get a lot of more direct traffic it may work for you, it wont hurt.
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