Internal Link Farm of Relevant Content

Who said link farms were bad! Ok, it’s true they are terrible for SEO and more importantly, Google SEO. But guess what, that’s a bluff! Googlebots love link farms. It’s like playing Pac-Man. Googlebots eat all the dots and follow all the links. The question is: Where do you link to? And are the links relevant to the content on the current page? If the the links don’t have a logical relevancy, then your site might be headed for disaster. But if you link to content that is relevant to the content on your page, In time, you might start to find more and more  Googlebots sitting at your front door waiting to be fed.

What is an Internal Link Farm of Relevant Content?

Answer: It is just that! I collection of links on your page that link to other pages within your site that have a logical relevancy to the content on that page.

If the current page is about bicycles and you have pages that talk about bicycle tires, bicycle seats, and mountain biking trails… then link em’ up! There is nothing wrong with having a link farm. But, you need to understand the difference between good link farms and bad ones. We all know bad ones are, and for the ones that don’t, go to Google and type in FFA Links page and you will find out.

However, a good link farm is a field of links that point to relevant content on your own page.

For that matter, it is also good to have an external link farm of relevant content… this can also be referred to as a blogroll, links page, or online bookmarks.

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