Understanding internal linking is made easier by comparing it to high school. In today’s link building column, “Internal Links And My High School Evolution,” Sage Lewis shows that, just as cool kids in school can make others cool by associating with them, internal linking can spread the “coolness factor” of your site, aka PageRank, among various pages.
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