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Anchor Text Link

A NOTE BEFORE WE BEGIN:

For Search Engine Optimization (SEO) purposes you need to decide what URL Protocol you will use in all of your Anchor Text Links. Learn to use ‘one’ URL protocol form or the other for all future web development purposes.

This is a very important point for search engine rankings. Basically it boils down to consistency in link saturation. Here are your choices:

http://www.yourdomain.com

“OR”

http://yourdomain.com

For instance, if you have 20 backlinks to your site and 10 of these inbound links have the (www) in them and the other 10 inbound text links do not have (www) in them, then for search engine purposes you have diluted or split your “inbound vote of confidence.”

You need to guide those who are linking back to you (backlink), and also focus your internal linking structure with consistent URL protocol addresses.

Another Quick Point: Do not just develop backlinks that point to your home page. You need to have linking structures that go deep into your web or blog site as well.

Anchor Text Link Example 1:

Opens In Same Browser Window

1. The <a> tag in html code is an Anchor Text Tag. The following example will provide some common uses of the <a> Anchor Tag.

In html you begin the <a> Anchor Tag with:

<a href=”http://yourdomain.com”>

You close the html Anchor Tag with:

</a>

The end of this 1st step looks like this:

<a href=”http://yourdomain.com”>Your Anchor Link Text Goes Here</a>

This is one way that this anchor text Hyperlink will finally look (Could Depend on Cascading Style Sheets-CSS):

Your Anchor Link Text Goes Here

Cut & Paste the following into your html editor and modify the information:

<a href=“http://yourdomain.us”>Change the Domain URL then place your Keyword Rich Text Here!</a>

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Anchor Text Link Example 2:

Opens In New Browser Window

1. The <a> tag in html code is an Anchor Text Tag. The following example will provide some common uses of the <a> Anchor Tag.
2. In this example you are adding target=“_blank” after the “URL address” plus +1 space.

In html you begin the <a> Anchor Tag with:

<a href=”http://yourdomain.com” target=“_blank“>

You close the html Anchor Tag with:

</a>

Tying this Anchor Text Link Code together looks like this:

<a href=”http://yourdomain.com” target=“_blank“>Your Anchor Link Text Goes Here</a>

This is one way that this anchor text Hyperlink will finally look (Could Depend on CSS):

Your Anchor Link Text Goes Here

Cut & Paste the following into your html editor and modify the information:

<a href=“http://yourdomain.us” target=“_blank”>Change the Domain URL then place your Keyword Rich Text Here!</a>

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