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Going back to our example, we see a page on their site that has the potential to be a linkable asset: Map close-up Auto-generated description Currently, this page is geared more toward conversions, which hurts linkability. However, conversion-focused elements can easily be moved to another page and linked internally from this page to maintain conversion pathways while increasing link value. In order to truly make this page a linkable asset, it needs to dive deeper into the topic of how to brush your teeth and hone it for a more specific audience.

As the page currently stands, it targets everyone who brushes their teeth, but to make the page more linkable, it C Level Contact List could focus on specific age groups (toddlers, toddlers, seniors, etc.), or perhaps occupations with variable hours Or in groups or often traveling for business, there is no convenience of brushing teeth at home. More attention to your audience will help improve linkability, making the page one that shares useful information in a unique and interesting way. As it happens, How to Brush Teeth Properly is one of the opportunities we found previously in (light) keyword research.



So this could be a great opportunity to get rankings and links for that keyword! Putting It All Together and Simplifying Our Information Now, before we put everything together and settle it once and for all, you might be thinking, ? ! ? To this, I would like to say that those are just a joke! Technical and page elements play an important role in the success of , and getting these elements wrong can undermine the success of whatever content you create and undermine the fairness of the links you protect. Let's be clear: if Google can't crawl your site, you won't appear in its search results.