What Kind of Backlink is this

BHSEONewb said:

My guess would be some form of link tracking script so the website knows when links are clicked for metrics of some kind?

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mmadisonnixon said:

1. Backlinks from resource pages.
2. Backlinks earned with infographics.
3. Backlinks from donation and non-profit sites.
4. Backlinks earned by promoting your best content.
5. Backlinks from testimonials.
6. Backlinks from “Best of” or “Top X” sites.
7. Backlinks from bloggers.
8. Backlinks from link roundups.
9. Backlinks from influencers.
10. Backlinks from guest blogging on quality sites.
11. Backlinks from interviews.
12. Backlinks earned from meetups and conferences.
13. Internal links.
14. Backlinks from blog commenting done right.
15. Backlinks earned with webinars.
16. Backlinks earned by creating free online tools, widgets, plugins or extensions.
17. Backlinks from quality directories.
18. Backlinks from surveys.
19. Backlinks earned by running discounts, promotions or contests.
20. Backlinks earned by targeting sites that went out of business.
21. Backlinks received by writing about news or latest trends.
22. Backlinks earned by creating quality videos.
23. Backlinks from people you know.
24. Backlinks from forum posts.
25. Backlinks from Q&A platforms.

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SirLouen said:

This type of links are redirects, the HUGE problem of redirects is that their OPR (onpage rank) is ZERO, meaning that, for ranking purposes the multiplier is null. So for example if the Hyphotetical DR for a page is 35 the OPR is 0 then 35 x 0 = 0 link juice, rendering it completely useless.

If that redirect comes from another page (the most common scenario), then it will have a little OPR, lets say 0,01 then it will count but very little.

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SirLouen said:

This type of links are redirects, the HUGE problem of redirects is that their OPR (onpage rank) is ZERO, meaning that, for ranking purposes the multiplier is null. So for example if the Hyphotetical DR for a page is 35 the OPR is 0 then 35 x 0 = 0 link juice, rendering it completely useless.

If that redirect comes from another page (the most common scenario), then it will have a little OPR, lets say 0,01 then it will count but very little.

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TheVigilante said:

Multiplier is null as in no effect?

Can link to a post that talks more on this?

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SirLouen said:

This is the original formula
http://infolab.stanford.edu/~backrub/google.html
The OPR has been always there. With no internal page linking to a redirect-type link, this is just a logical transitive conclusion.

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mmadisonnixon said:

1. Backlinks from resource pages.
2. Backlinks earned with infographics.
3. Backlinks from donation and non-profit sites.
4. Backlinks earned by promoting your best content.
5. Backlinks from testimonials.
6. Backlinks from “Best of” or “Top X” sites.
7. Backlinks from bloggers.
8. Backlinks from link roundups.
9. Backlinks from influencers.
10. Backlinks from guest blogging on quality sites.
11. Backlinks from interviews.
12. Backlinks earned from meetups and conferences.
13. Internal links.
14. Backlinks from blog commenting done right.
15. Backlinks earned with webinars.
16. Backlinks earned by creating free online tools, widgets, plugins or extensions.
17. Backlinks from quality directories.
18. Backlinks from surveys.
19. Backlinks earned by running discounts, promotions or contests.
20. Backlinks earned by targeting sites that went out of business.
21. Backlinks received by writing about news or latest trends.
22. Backlinks earned by creating quality videos.
23. Backlinks from people you know.
24. Backlinks from forum posts.
25. Backlinks from Q&A platforms.

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SirLouen said:

This type of links are redirects, the HUGE problem of redirects is that their OPR (onpage rank) is ZERO, meaning that, for ranking purposes the multiplier is null. So for example if the Hyphotetical DR for a page is 35 the OPR is 0 then 35 x 0 = 0 link juice, rendering it completely useless.

If that redirect comes from another page (the most common scenario), then it will have a little OPR, lets say 0,01 then it will count but very little.

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