What is an outbound link?

[Cyril30]

What is an outbound link?

[soleseriouss]

Outbound links are also known as external linking.

[taxiongo]

Outbound links are links that point from your website to another. They are often used within content to add more context and to link a reader to another source that will add additional and important information to the topic at hand.

[laragiles]

An outbound link is a link from a page on one website to a webpage on another website. To illustrate, Site A links to Site B. Site A's link to Site B is an outbound link from Site A. Site's A's link to Site B is also considered an inbound link to Site B.

[brandonwood]

What is an outbound link?

An outbound link is a type of link that points to an external website or resource. Outbound links are often used by website owners and publishers to reference or cite other sources of information, or to provide additional resources for readers. While some outbound links are nofollowed, meaning they carry no weight in terms of search engine optimization (SEO), others may be dofollow, meaning they can help improve the ranking of the linked-to site in search engine results pages (SERPs). Whether or not a link is followed is typically up to the discretion of the linking site's owner.

[Electrum]

Outbound links send visitors away from your web site. Attitudes towards outbound links vary considerably among site owners. Some site owners still link freely. Some refuse to link at all, and some provide links that open in a new browser window. Opponents of outbound linking argue that it risks losing time and money from site visitors.

[tbsind]

Outbound links are also called external links, which will take our website to another website.