How to get users more engaged through my posts to my products?

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handsomeone said:

Any ideas how to make them more engaged inside the articles so they are more likely to click the internal links?

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tazarbm said:

making the links CTAs can help, but I don't think you can do it for all links because it will sound awkward. But its definitely one way of doing it

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handsomeone said:

That's a great suggestion and I think you're right, one or two CTAs a page would be enough. Do you think I should put more links in the beginning of the articles?

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handsomeone said:

Hi,

It's been a while since my last posts here about my new blog, to be exact it was 4-5 months ago and I saw an increase in traffic by this time frame and some good results.
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/started-a-blog-lately-but-they-say-seo-takes-time.1448221/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/blog-posts-are-indexed-but-now-showing-up-on-serp.1453941/
I appreciate your help before and it really helped me stay motivated. Now I have a new challenge.

So users are coming in, and I inserted a few interlinks in each blog post, but users rarely click on them. I want users to click on those links to refer them to my products but it seems like all users are coming for one purpose - to seek information about what they searched for and that's it, they quit after completing reading the post.

I want them to get more engaged, make them click on links to my products, or even just click around from post to post.

Would love to hear any thoughts, it would really help. Thanks!

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tazarbm said:

I like putting them in the beginning of the articles (I got used to this since years ago), but I don't think it matters where you put them.

What I think matters (but I've got no proof for this) is putting the important links first and then the less important ones second, because link juice flows more into the 1st link than into the others. But like I said, I'm not 100% sure that this is true, so take this with a grain of salt

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Babbar said:

Hey,

If I understand your concern, you just want users to click on your internal links so they discover more blog post.
My question is why ? What is a purpose behind that ? You need first to be clear on what you desire the most. Selling your product or leading users to discover more blog post ?

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handsomeone said:

Thanks for the input, do you see more people click on your internal links thanks to that or no significant difference?

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