Tag: resource

URL redirects are tools for sending users from one link to another. This resource explores redirects in-depth, including how to find and fix them if needed.

Broken internal links are SEO issues that ruin the user experience and hamper web crawlers’ activity on your site. This resource explores what they are and how to find and fix them.

Internal nofollow links are internal links qualified with a rel=”nofollow” attribute. But what’s the difference between dofollow and nofollow links? Are there any benefits to using nofollow internal links? Should you use them on your website? Discover here.

Internal link audits are important SEO steps to ensure internal links are working as intended. While tools help speed up the auditing process, users may opt to do it manually. The question is: is manual internal link audit for you? If so, how does it work?

Internal link analysis is the process of evaluating the structure and quality of internal links to optimize internal linking campaigns. This resource explores everything you need to know about internal link analysis, so you can do it too! Check it here.

An internal link audit is an important SEO activity to ensure that internal pages are effectively linked, no link opportunities are missed out, and the website is free from internal linking mistakes. This resource dives deep into everything there is to know about internal link audits, including how it works, the necessary steps, and the…

Link juice refers to the SEO value or “authority” transferred from the source to the target page via a hyperlink. But there’s more to it than just its definition. This resource takes a deep dive into link juice, explaining what it is, how it works, where it comes from, and discusses internal linking strategies to…

Click depth is one of the most overlooked ranking signals, but its importance for SEO can never be understated. In this resource, LinkStorm explains what is click depth, how it impacts SEO and user experience, and best practices for click depth optimization.

Finding internal links on a website can be a slow and tedious process. Identifying internal link opportunities is challenging enough, but having to scour a website to reclaim lost internal links can be even more difficult. In this resource, LinkStorm looks at the various ways users can find internal links throughout their website. From manual…

Still confused with the jargon surrounding links? LinkStorm aims to illuminate all confusion. This resource explores the toe-to-toe comparison of internal links vs external links. Plus, we’ll also uncover all other types of link jargons that riddle the digital marketing world. Click here to learn more.