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About Deep linking
- Thread starter Tonmay
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Deep Linking usually refers to creating links (from other websites or from within your own) to content deep within your website as opposed to the front page.
As an example instead of linking to http://myblog.com you would link to http://myblog.com/this-years-post/very-interesting-post/.
The idea behind deep linking is to help spread 'authority' across your website rather than have all links pointing to one place.
As an example instead of linking to http://myblog.com you would link to http://myblog.com/this-years-post/very-interesting-post/.
The idea behind deep linking is to help spread 'authority' across your website rather than have all links pointing to one place.
iambhevendra
New member
Deep Linking usually refers to creating links to content deep within your website as opposed to the front page. Deep links can immediately get users to targeted information and thus decrease frustration
Victorvictories
Member
Deep Linking in simple terms helps in link building to all pages of a website.Deep Linking helps in proper optimisation of the website whereby every page is noticed. Developing deep links is not a a difficult task but one should have a good knack to perform it. Before doing anything make sure the content on webpages is unique, relevant and good. This is very important as search engines index websites having original and relevant content.
iambhevendra
New member
Deep Linking usually refers to creating links to content deep within your website as opposed to the front page. Deep links can immediately get users to targeted information and thus decrease frustration
alex.thomson
New member
Deep linking is a tool used by websites to point a visitor directly to a page within the website instead of the landing page or front page of the site. It allows visitors to go directly to the information they require, which may be available on a certain page of the website, but not on the web page to which the basic link leads.