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You might want to consider having the link placed elsewhere. Linking from Blog A and Blog B in the same niche seems only natural because it's highly relevant. Sitewide outlinks however are not great. If it was my site, I would rather have the owner of Blog B mention me in one of his blogs. A page called "link partners" or something like that is also not great.

Overall, I would say more relevance = higher value of the link.

Hi Eric,

What do you mean by seeing the current state? You could execute an audit using the OSE, or Screaming Frog to check if there's any weird redirect chains or 404's. As for structure i would recommend SILO structure. You could use this info for reference: http://webris.org/how-to-create-website-silos-for-seo/

I hope this is of any use to you.

Justen

Hi,

I would add other descriptive alt tags. Keep in mind that alt tags are also displayed when your image doesn't load for one reason or another. In your case, i wouldn't stuff these with keywords as you are in a commercial branche. I would keep the keyword alts for the main image.

I also noted that your image filenames arent optimized (on the Edelweiss chalet) - i would consider renaming them first before you worry about thumbnail alts. You could consider naming the chalet "Zell-am-see-Oostenrijk-Chalet-Edelweiss.jpg" for example.

Hope this is useful

Hey,

The rule of fist is that readability is the most important aspect of your URL. The /category/ folder does not add to relevance, neither does it make the URL easier to read. I would therefore say it's better to remove the folder. I guess you don't use the /category/ folder as a page itself and have the visitor land on /destinations/ right away?

As long as the content on your /africa/ page is valueable and unique, I wouldn't remove that.

I hope this answers your question!