"How to Apply for a Small Business Loan Online: A Step-by-Step Guide"

Jordan Brooks

Jordan Brooks

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Key Takeaways

  • Make sure that every blog post has useful internal links that support your overall SEO strategy.
  • Internal linking should focus on what the reader is reading about and try and keep the reader reading.
  • Leverage character that already exists as summaries and keywords for easier link incorporation.


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Internal linking is a critical SEO (search engine optimization) tactic and can also be used to help visitors navigate through your website. But that strategy is only as effective as your content to point people back to. And if you’re new to blogging, you have no old posts to link back to, so you’re losing out there.

How To Prepare For Effective Internal Linking

Write detailed summaries and harvest the keywords for your past posts. This is a drama and will hopefully help poor folks like me to spot good backlinks. Tie your content strategy to complementary topics from your existing posts for reasonable and useful link placement.

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FAQ

Q: Why is internal linking important for any blog?

A: Internal linking is important as it allows search engines to understand more about your site’s architecture and content, while also providing a simpler user experience for your visitors to navigate through the site.

Q: What’s the best way to identify opportunities for internal linking?

A: Developing a detailed content map of your main topic and relevant keywords will allow you to pinpoint where you need to intersperse some high-quality links.

Q: If I don't have any content already then how can I interlink?

A: Tough with no processors but some prep with summaries and planning around future content series can help.

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