Most advice is that we need as many links to our blogs as possible, and preferably that these are of good quality. Even the major search engines themselves agree with this.Most of the links that we go for, however, are usually to our home page address but what we should also be looking for are Deep Links.
Deep Links are to other posts or pages on our blogs or websites. These not only help with search engine optimisation but can help attract a different set of visitors to those who would normally head for the home page.
As an example the majority of links to a blog, like this one, are directed to Mike's Money Making Mission. But I can also link to individual posts such as How To get 90% Discounts On Amazon or 40 Ways To get More Free Blog Traffic and then attract visitors who may not normally be interested in my main niche of making money with free blogs.
Over the last seven days 25.72% of visitors to this blog arrived on the Amazon link mentioned in the previous paragraph and 7.2% to the Traffic link. That's 32.92% more visitors than I would have had by just using MMMM as a link.
These are still good quality referrals / hits / visitors / readers or what every you want to call them.
Also it's a good idea, but without taking it to extremes, to link various posts or pages together. I must admit I have been a bit lax with this on MMMM for quite a while.
If we write about a subject we can link to other places, where we have a similar topic, or even to something completely different that may just raise a readers curiosity. This helps to keep visitors for longer.
Back links, deep links and internal links are worth giving some thought.
Good luck,
Mike.
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