Ok, lets say I wrote an article that is related to one of the pages on my website, should I link to that page or the index page of the site?
EX:
Lets say my article is about "wii points"
My website is about "Microsoft POints"
but, I also have a page that talks about 'wii points'
Should I link to:
www.example.com
or
www.example.com/wii-points.html?
or does it make no difference?
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Should I Link To The Main Page Only?
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andruha
, Sep 23 2009 01:57 AM
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Jill
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Posted 23 September 2009 - 07:54 AM
You should link it to the page that will provide the user with the most relevant info that they're looking for if they were to click that link.
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Scottie
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Posted 23 September 2009 - 08:37 AM
Why wouldn't you link the title of the article back to the article itself, then put the home page in the author signature? Think about what makes the most sense to the reader of the article.
(Ooh... people might read articles? You mean... they aren't just there to generate link popularity? What a concept!)
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