A popular pages cast more powerful votes.

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1. Links to popular pages cast more powerful votes.
Let’s start with a basic principle. This concept formed the basis of Google’s original PageRank patent, and helped it quickly become the world’s most popular search engine.

PageRank can get incredibly complicated very austria number data — but to put it simply — the more votes (links) a page has pointing to it, the more PageRank (and other potential link-based signals) it accumulates. The more votes it accumulates, the more it can pass on to other pages via outbound links.

In basic terms, popular pages are those that have accumulated a lot of votes themselves. Scoring a link from a popular page can generally be more powerful than getting a link from a page with fewer link votes.


2. Links within unique main content are more important than boilerplate links.
Google's Reasonable Surfer, Page Segmentation , and Boilerplate Patents all suggest giving more importance to content and links if they are placed in a unique, main text area of ​​the page, versus the sidebar, header, and footer, aka "boilerplate."

This certainly makes sense, as boilerplate links are not truly editorial, but are usually inserted automatically by the CMS (even if a human decided to put them there.) Google's quality rater guidelines encourage reviewers to focus on the "core content" of the page.