link popularity
In search engine optimization (SEO) terminology it is the term used to describe the value of a Web site, where the measurement is based on the quantity of quality Inbound links (also called backlinks) to your pages. Many search engines, including Google use link popularity in its algorithm when determining where your Web site is listed in its SERP.
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A type of Web site marketing used to increase your Web site link popularitylink popularity. Linkbait is actual content within a Web site or blog that is included by the author to encourage (or “bait”) other bloggers and webmasters into linking back to that content from their own page. The content is usually sensational in […]
- Link Server
In hypermedia systems, a link server manages hypermedia information, such as links and anchors associated with each resource. In a link server system you have both a link server and a set of clients. The clients in this system manage the display of, and user interaction with, graphical views of resources such as entities or […]
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- linkrot
Internet slang for the condition where hypertext links lead nowhere because Web sites have removed Web pages or reorganized them. Also known as outdated links. To prevent linkrot, Web sites can add redirects, which automatically take users to the correct URL, or, they can provide the new and correct url on the old page.