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@libertyjumpers a great way to increase DA is by increasing the amount of backlinks that are linking to your site. I'm with BASE Search Marketing, we have an awesome took called our What it Takes To Rank tool that tells you how many backlinks you would need to rank on the SERP. It would help increase your DA. You can check out the tool here: https://www.basesearchmarketing.com/what-it-takes-to-rank-tool/
My question is that if I have several links going to different landing pages will the one at the top of the content pass more value than ones at the bottom. Assuming that there are not more than 1 of the same link in the content. The ultimate question is whether or not link position in the content/html code make a difference if it passes more value.
This question comes in response to this whiteboard Friday https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAH762AqUTU Rand talks about how if there are 2 links going to the same URL from the same content page then google will only inherit the value of the anchor text from the first link on the page and not the both of them. Meaning that google will treat that second link as if it doesn’t exist.
There are lots of resources that shows this was true but there isn’t much content newer than 2010 that say this is still true, We all know that things have changed a lot since then Does that make sense?
7/18/2008 A while back Rand and Scott put together a white board friday on setting up some extra Java Script to trak non traditional conversions and goals. At the time my brother and I were about 5 mon...
2/3/2007 I may have missed it in the recent run through of my RSS for this week, but it seems no one is talking about the new Google Local results for nearly any search with a city included. When doing a search for a city plus keyword you will see above the natural rankings a very large map followed by 3 very large links to the top Google Local results. It ...