What are anchor texts?

[laragiles]

What are anchor texts?

[soleseriouss]

Anchor text is text on a page with a clickable link attached to it.

for eg: checkout your signature here. the best example of anchor texts!

[Electrum]

Hello Friends,

Anchor text is the clickable text in a hyperlink.SEO best practices dictate that anchor text be relevant to the page you're linking to, rather than generic text. The blue, underlined anchor text is the most common as it is the web standard, although it is possible to change the color and underline through html code.

[donamiller90]

The anchor text is also known as the link label or link title.

[chris26]

Anchor text is what it sounds like. A text link with your keywords or search terms for the text. You can have them on your site and on other websites. Forum signature is anchor text so is links in articles and guest blogging.

Anchor text describes the page or post the link goes too so people know what the link is about

[elena980]

Anchor text is what it seems like. A text interface with your catchphrases or quest terms for the text. You can have them on your webpage and on different sites. Gathering mark is anchor text so it joins in articles and visitor publishing content to a blog.

Anchor text portrays the page or post to connect goes as well so individuals know what's going on with the connection

[tbsind]

We can say that anchor texts are a tag or connection between a keyword and a link. When you give a hyperlink to any keyword, it will move any website link to where you want to link.

[elena980]

Anchor text is the interactive text in a hyperlink.SEO best practices direct that anchor text is applicable to the page you're connecting to, rather than nonexclusive text. The blue, underlined anchor text is the most well-known as it is the web standard, despite the fact that it is feasible to change the shading and underline through HTML code.

[giftreegalo]

Anchor text is text on a page with a clickable hyperlink attached to it. You'll want to use anchor text when linking to another source whether that be another URL, a PDF document, or any other online media.