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anchor tag

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anchor tag
The HTML code for creating a link to another page or to a particular section within a page. It is also commonly called an "h-ref." See HREF.


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If your link is no-follow, you will not get any search engine benefits from the anchor tag.
Off-site factors include things such as links to your site from other sites (the higher the authority the better), anchor tags from other sites (the words that link to your site from other sites), links from video sites, topical relationship of sites that link to yours, etc.
Because the anchor tag was removed as part of the reporting procedure, for most individuals, only a single recapture record existed.
 
 
 
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