Should you reject any SEO advice mentioning link juice? Here's a look at the term's origins and why you shouldn't completely dismiss it.

It’s mostly relatively new-to-SEO search marketers who use the phrase, link juice. Serious SEOs never use the phrase Link Juice in any manner except when being informal.

The term “link juice” delivers over seven million results on Google, many of them linking to sites with outdated and often negative information about it. The term’s bad reputation comes from ...

I highly recommend auditing your own internal linking structure to make sure you aren’t inhibiting a blog post from being crawled or receiving “link juice.” This is not only bad from an SEO ...

That’s why I put together this brief guide to improving your SEO link-building strategy while staying compliant with Google’s updated Webmaster Guidelines for 2020.

Google's John Mueller said it again, he said on Twitter "anything that talks about "link juice" should be ignored." Instead, he said you should "go and make awesome websites with content that's ...

Call the hot leads "link juice" - a phrase that went viral after search engine optimisation (SEO) consultant Greg Boser coined it with a little help from his friends in 2005.

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John Mueller of Google said on Twitter "I'd forget everything you read about "link juice." It's very likely all obsolete, wrong, and/or misleading." But I love when SEOs talk about "link juice ...

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