So there can be opportunities here too

[fomayof928@mowline]

others, but are already in the top ten, top six, top seven, etc., etc., ranking for very, very important, meaningful, highly searchable, highly relevant search queries. But when you analyze these pages, you quickly recognize that they are relevant.

The content is fine, but it's the lack of backlinks that's holding you back, right? So how do we do it? Whenever you're analyzing those pages, you want to catch, you want to take a look at all the backlinks per page, like very quick backlinks, all internal links per page. When you crawl your website, you will see how many internal links each of the different pages on your website have.

You want to consolidate that data into one sheet enough to identify 1000 cell phone number list cases of pages that you're in position four, position five, position six that potentially have a lot of backlinks, but very few internal links, or vice versa, where you're linking to each of your internal pages but have very, very few backlinks.

A and for that, you should better link to roughly ranked pages for popular queries that you're not linking internally from the footer, from the top navigation, from the secondary navigation, for example. For popular pages that have a lot of backlinks, for example, but aren't necessarily passing value well to ranked pages, you can take advantage of that to better cross-link to them, right?