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To enhance the internal link structure of your website, it is first important to understand the definition of "Link Weight." New studies have shown that on page factors are not very important in determining the search engine rankings of your website. Search engines are more concerned with how your site is promoted by other websites. Link weight is different from page rank, and the two terms should never be confused. Page rank deals with pages, while Link Weight deals with links. It is important to make sure that every page on your site is indexed without using a lot of internal links.
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To give you an example of the difference between the two, imagine that your website has received two PR8 links from two different sites. One one site, your link is on a page with only two other links. On the other site, your link is on a page with 200 links. Even though the page rank of both sites are equal, the page with the least number of links will carry a much higher Link Weight. When you hear people talk about links, they are generally talking about links which come from other sites. If you go to websites which are well optimized, you will find that few place an emphasis on the internal link structure.
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