Glossary

Link Juice

The SEO value or authority passed from one page to another through hyperlinks.

What is Link Juice?

Link juice (or link equity) is an informal SEO term referring to the authority or value passed from one page to another through hyperlinks. When a high-authority page links to another page, it passes some of its ranking power, helping the linked page rank better.

How Link Juice Works

  • External links from authoritative sites pass more link juice
  • Internal links distribute authority across your own pages
  • Nofollow links do not pass link juice (though Google may treat them as hints)
  • Link juice is divided among all links on a page - fewer links means more juice per link
  • Redirects preserve most link juice (301 redirects pass ~90-99%)

Maximizing Link Juice

Build a strong internal linking structure. Link from high-authority pages to important content. Minimize link dilution by keeping navigation clean. Fix broken links that waste link juice, and use 301 redirects for moved pages.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.Link Juice is important for website performance and SEO.
  • 2.You can measure it using tools like BulkAudit and Google Lighthouse.
  • 3.Improving this metric can lead to better user experience and search rankings.

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