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Anchor_partial_atpiu??? in ranking factors

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PeterSEO last edited by

Could anybody explain what does it mean

anchor_partial_atpiu

in ranking factors

http://www.seomoz.org/article/search-ranking-factors#metrics-1
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PeterSEO @caseyhen last edited by

THX Casey
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caseyhen last edited by

Hi Peter,

It looks like that's an error in the graphic. That term should be replaced with the following description:

The number of internal pages linking to domain with partial anchor text match
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