Sn4ke_Pliskin
Newbie
- Mar 5, 2023
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I need your advice. I bought a backlink on a link exchange platform. When I checked it, I realized that the page belongs to a directory that is not accessible at all via the home page.
I launched a screaming frog crawl (without taking the sitemap into account) to validate my observation. Indeed, I can't find the page with the link.
However, the sitemap does show the page and directory.
To illustrate my point:
It's as if my link was on a URL "site.com/blog/article" but the entire Blog directory was inaccessible from the site. There's no internal link.
But I do find a sitemap that lists all the articles in the/blog/ directory.
What do you think of this backlink? Does it really take advantage of the domain's power?
I launched a screaming frog crawl (without taking the sitemap into account) to validate my observation. Indeed, I can't find the page with the link.
However, the sitemap does show the page and directory.
To illustrate my point:
It's as if my link was on a URL "site.com/blog/article" but the entire Blog directory was inaccessible from the site. There's no internal link.
But I do find a sitemap that lists all the articles in the/blog/ directory.
What do you think of this backlink? Does it really take advantage of the domain's power?