Avoid "Click Here" Links
I know it's normal for publishers to use "click here" when they are creating links. I'm also one of them who always do this. Normally, I would publish my links this way:
To read more about why "click here" links are bad, click here.
But, after I've read about why "click here" is a bad linking practice, you can see that I'm using a different way of linking.
As another option, you may want use:
Related article:
Why "Click Here" is Bad Linking Practice
Agree?
To read more about why "click here" links are bad, click here.
But, after I've read about why "click here" is a bad linking practice, you can see that I'm using a different way of linking.
As another option, you may want use:
Related article:
Why "Click Here" is Bad Linking Practice
Agree?
posted by EngLee at 11:21 AM
it also affects how search engines indexes the webpage. try googling for 'here' and see where 'here' leads to. ;)
Yes, that's the main problem stated in the site! :)
I do try when possible to link the words that are related to the link as it looks neater. However there are time when linking to the word "here" just seems easier, I think I should try to do this less in future!
Just try to avoid it! Be search engine friendly! :)