Root page, hub pages, author pages - these 3 prongs should give you enough juice to get the spiders doing the rounds. But how you build your site affects a lot of this - ideally you want every page on your site to be accessible within 3 clicks of the home page, so how you structure your hubs is important.
This is far more scalable than trying to get links to each page separately. Good category hubs along with proper internal link-building will help to distribute the authority throughout the site.
I focus on both the main domain and key pages that need ranking support.
I usually focus on the main domain first, then build links to specific pages that need more authority. I also try to keep the link profile natural by prioritizing relevant websites and quality placements rather than chasing link volume.
Yeah, absolutely agree with you. I would rather concentrate on creating useful links leading to the relevant pages, which require an additional push from internal linking.
Well, making sure that authority is being pushed through the hubs will be more logical than trying to get links for each individual URL. Internal linking will do the trick if you have strong hubs.
Yeah, that does make sense. I would go for links to relevant hubs and money pages first, and then distribute authority through natural linking.
Imo, i wouldn’t just chuck links at homepage, especially when site with loads of pages. Be focus on pge with decent ranking potential nd use internal links to push relevance through to related pge. No point building links to every URL for the sake of it and keep eye on what moving in SERPs and tweak approach from there.
