Q1. What are some common mistakes in internal linking for SEO?

Some common mistakes include: Inconsistent linking structure Failing to update the anchor text over time as content evolves Using generic or irrelevant anchor text Over-optimizing by stuffing too many links on a page

Q2. What’s the difference between dofollow and nofollow links?

Dofollow links pass SEO authority and signals to linked pages. These are links search engine crawlers can follow On the other hand, nofollow links (rel=”nofollow”) tell search engines NOT to crawl them.

Q3. What are the common types of internal links?

Some common types of internal links include: Navigational links – found in menus and site headers to help visitors navigate to key pages Contextual links – placed in content bodies Sidebar/widget links – located in sidebars and callout boxes Breadcrumb links – typically appear atop product/article pages to trace visitor paths back to the homepage Footer links – appear at the bottom of the page, like Contact and Privacy Policy.

Q4. Should I prioritize UX or SEO when placing internal links?

Both. The best internal linking for SEO strategy balances SEO and UX needs by providing your users with a seamless and enjoyable experience while optimizing for search engines. Find the sweet spot where the two intersect.