Link Scope

What is Link Scope?

Specific to links between pages, LRT analyzes four link scopes

internal links from one page of a website to another page of a website
subdomain links from parts like a separated blog of a company to a website
network backlinks from related websites of the same company, network of companies or partners and finally
external links or simply backlinks from random parts of the web to a website.

Link Scope definition

The Link Scope is defined by the scope a link spans - from source to target.

Link Scope

The 4 types of Link Scopes

2 New Scopes: Subdomain Links and Network Links

Reminder: A Link is a Connection from A to B

Link Scope

What is A, what is B?

External Links

something.donor.com (A) links to www.company.com (B)
abc.source.net links to blog.company.com
Google wants to assume "no" influence by SEOs

Network Links

also called "external links" in the past
"My Network" links
- www.linkresearchtools.de** links to www.linkresearchtools.com**
- www.linkdetox.com** links to www.linkresearchtools.com**
Google can assume 0-100% influence by SEOs

Partner Network Links

"Partner Network" links
- myfriend.com links to www.linkresearchtools.com**
- myotherfriend.com links to www.linkresearchtools.com**
Google can assume 0-100% influence by SEOs

Link Building "Network Links"

"Outreach Agency1" links
"Outreach Agency2" links
"PBN seller 3" links
"Affiliate Network" links
0 to 100% influence by SEOs?
Any network is a potential risk... no matter how "safe" you see it.

Subdomain Links

these were also called "internal links" in the past by many
blog.linkresearchtools.com links to www.linkresearchtools.com
academy.linkresearchtools.com links to www.linkresearchtools.com
0 to 100% influence by SEOs

Internal Links

LRT finally supports Internal Link Research
But not just counters as in other products
All LRT qualities and features are now available also for internal links
100% influence by SEOs
Internal Links are super-easy to change and to test with
Often overlooked