Benefit of getting more then one link from a site?
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Hi Guys,
Is there any benefit (purely for SEO - link building) to getting more than one link from a domain if you already have 1?
From my understanding, even if you had 100 links from a domain, that really counts as 1 for link authority. So from this, i don't see much point in getting more then 1 link.
Is this a right assumption?
Cheers.
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My friend, there is no limit on how many backlinks you can get from a website, but its really important on what website you are putting links, websites with high PA DA will boost your page rank where as , if PA DA is not good it will not be beneficial to your website.
There is no such exact number.But i want to make you clear about something important.
Google gives more importance to the sites which had links from more number of quality root domains than number of links from a single quality site.
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If you get 100 links from nyt.com is much probably very good, either it's to the same page, different pages, or whatever.
If you get to buy 100 articles with links from the same clumsy/poor-seo-metrics website is bad, no matter what.
Everything in between has its shades of good or bad.
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Hi,
Your assumption is correct.
To know more please check below thread.
https://mza.seotoolninja.com/community/q/how-many-backlinks-from-one-domain
https://mza.seotoolninja.com/community/q/backlinks-from-the-same-domain-but-different-pages
Hope this helps.
Thanks
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