I build random links to core pages and some others

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Most SEO build links to their homepage and money pages, and a few links to info pages.

But I build links to many other pages on my sites like the about us, privacy policy, author page, categories, and even search pages.

I don't just target the pages I want to rank, I build links to pages with competitive KW targets that I can't rank yet.

My idea is to have links pointing to more than 60% of my pages - This makes sense to me, making everything look natural.

Having a couple of links to most of your pages and a good internal linking structure is better than having a few pages getting hundreds of external links.

For the core pages, I believe if you have thousands of external links naturally, there's a tendency for people talking about you or your site, and link to your author page, about us, contact us, etc naturally.

Have you thought about this?
 
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Reempie6 said:
What are your results so far?
Homepage is most important for me.
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I don't track any result, but I made sure every page is important.

These pages appear in search results
It can enhance EEAT I think
It makes your link building look natural
Search engines and real People get to know you better
 
Ley said:
Most SEO build links to their homepage and money pages, and a few links to info pages.

But I build links to many other pages on my sites like the about us, privacy policy, author page, categories, and even search pages.

I don't just target the pages I want to rank, I build links to pages with competitive KW targets that I can't rank yet.

My idea is to have links pointing to more than 60% of my pages - This makes sense to me, making everything look natural.

Having a couple of links to most of your pages and a good internal linking structure is better than having a few pages getting hundreds of external links.

For the core pages, I believe if you have thousands of external links naturally, there's a tendency for people talking about you or your site, and link to your author page, about us, contact us, etc naturally.

Have you thought about this?
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Building links to a wide range of pages is a smart approach. It makes your backlink profile look more natural, spreads authority across your site, and strengthens your internal linking. Adding links to pages like About, Author, or categories also mirrors how people naturally reference a site. It’s a strategy worth using.
 
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Ley said:
Most SEO build links to their homepage and money pages, and a few links to info pages.

But I build links to many other pages on my sites like the about us, privacy policy, author page, categories, and even search pages.

I don't just target the pages I want to rank, I build links to pages with competitive KW targets that I can't rank yet.

My idea is to have links pointing to more than 60% of my pages - This makes sense to me, making everything look natural.

Having a couple of links to most of your pages and a good internal linking structure is better than having a few pages getting hundreds of external links.

For the core pages, I believe if you have thousands of external links naturally, there's a tendency for people talking about you or your site, and link to your author page, about us, contact us, etc naturally.

Have you thought about this?
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Your idea makes sense because real backlink profiles usually spread across many pages, not only money pages adding links to info pages and other important sections looks natural with good internal linking, this method can help your site grow slowly and safely over time.
 
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Distributing links evenly across multiple pages makes the site look more natural. When every page has a few supporting links and good internal linking, authority spreads better than concentrating hundreds of links on just a few pages, which is more effective in the long run.
 
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Building links to many pages across your site can actually look more natural because real websites get mentioned in different ways. Linking to about pages, categories, and author pages helps spread authority and improves your internal linking. It also avoids making only a few money pages look over optimized. Your approach makes sense, and it can create a stronger overall site profile that grows better over time.
 
Building links across many pages really does create a more natural link profile and helps strengthen your whole domain.
 
I’ve noticed the same — when all the links go only to the homepage or finance pages, it feels a bit artificial. But when you spread them across About, Contact, Categories, and other pages, it feels way more natural. Plus, you can boost pages that aren’t ranking yet without looking spammy. Totally agree that an even distribution + solid internal structure works way better than hundreds of links to just a couple of pages. And yeah, author pages and “About” really do pick up links once the site starts feeling “alive.”
 
I’ve realized that sites with balanced link distribution tend to look more trustworthy to search engines and handle updates better. Linking to supporting pages like About or Author pages can signal legitimacy too.
 
This actually makes a lot of sense. Spreading links across many pages makes your site look way more natural, and it strengthens the whole structure. A balanced link profile + solid internal links often works better than blasting only money pages. Good approach Bro.
 
Yes, linking to a wide range of pages makes your site look natural and spreads authority effectively. It also strengthens internal linking and builds trust signals for long-term SEO.
 
This approach of diversified link profiles is highly effective, as Google values a natural, brand-led link velocity far more than an optimized one. Studies indicate that a link profile where under 50% of inbound links point to the homepage or primary money pages is considered significantly safer and more robust. The authority passed to these non-core pages is then distributed via strong internal linking, potentially amplifying your core pages' ranking authority by up to 30%.
 
Yes, distributing links widely across your site can create a more balanced and natural profile, especially when your internal links guide authority to key pages.
 
If I'm a user exploring a product, internal links to the website's homepage are essential. Beyond that, I also value the quality of the website's customer support page, which reassures me that I can quickly seek official assistance for many issues.
 
Naturally you’d expect most links to go to homepage, and you’d expect to get mostly brand anchors, but not having links to internal pages would show that your content is not worth linking to. So yeah you should totally spread out your links - but make sure instead of randomly building (eg. no-one needs to build external links to their privacy policy), make sure they're either to promote important pages or support indexing (category pages etc).
 
Yes that approach makes sense,. Spreading links across many pages looks natural and helps the whole site grow
 
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