cockus
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- May 6, 2017
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Is Link Whisperer worth it?
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chickab00m
Newbie
- Apr 6, 2019
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It's great for quickly cleaning up a site with hundreds of orphan posts. There are a lot of settings for customizing, GSC integration, etc.
We get new clients all the time with a site full of blog posts only linking to the contact page. LW works well for quickly interlinking those posts.
We get new clients all the time with a site full of blog posts only linking to the contact page. LW works well for quickly interlinking those posts.
blackbeans
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- Nov 29, 2008
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I've used Link Whisper in the past and if you really don't have the time or motivation to create links for every post, I suppose that this tool is a great option.
But if you are really serious about using internal links to increase the organic engagement of your posts, I suggest that you do things manually.
You have to understand that links are part of your content.
A lot of SEOs don't understand this.
In many cases, they completely overlook this.
Put yourself in the shoes of somebody reading your content.
When a user reads your content, they're looking for information.
They're looking to walk away with some sort of experience of value.
That's why they entered the keywords you're targeting into Google in the first place.
Every little bit counts from the formatting of your content to how long your paragraphs are as well as your choices of headings.
Yes!
Even your links can move the ball forward.
That's why I suggest that you spend a few extra minutes intentionally and purposely coming up with "call-to-action" texts using your target internal keywords.
Not only does this increase the chance that people would dig deeper into your website, but it can go a long way in increasing the overall dwell time of your site.
And given the fact that Google factors in user experience, this can only help your rankings.
I know it's a pain, but it's definitely worth it.
Make a habit of it.
But if you are really serious about using internal links to increase the organic engagement of your posts, I suggest that you do things manually.
You have to understand that links are part of your content.
A lot of SEOs don't understand this.
In many cases, they completely overlook this.
Put yourself in the shoes of somebody reading your content.
When a user reads your content, they're looking for information.
They're looking to walk away with some sort of experience of value.
That's why they entered the keywords you're targeting into Google in the first place.
Every little bit counts from the formatting of your content to how long your paragraphs are as well as your choices of headings.
Yes!
Even your links can move the ball forward.
That's why I suggest that you spend a few extra minutes intentionally and purposely coming up with "call-to-action" texts using your target internal keywords.
Not only does this increase the chance that people would dig deeper into your website, but it can go a long way in increasing the overall dwell time of your site.
And given the fact that Google factors in user experience, this can only help your rankings.
I know it's a pain, but it's definitely worth it.
Make a habit of it.
Geweldig man
Junior Member
- Mar 31, 2020
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I've used it once and never again. 100% better if you figure the internal links out yourself. It costs you some extra time but it gives you the competitive edge which the tool doesn't provide you IMO.
mr.lol
Power Member
- Apr 19, 2018
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As far as I’m concerned, the internal links built by Link Whisper are just as good as ones you build manually.So, is Link Whisper worth your money?The answer is “Yes”.you can’t manually enter a URL to link to.the ability to add links from here does actually work well, once you get used to it