Homepage vs inner page (link juice)

For example the homepage has 15 OBL and the page 2 has 15 OBL too. The homepage gives more link juice or there is no difference between homepage and inner pages? Thanks

 

The amount of link-juice a page "gives", depends on how many link and what kind of link are pointing to that site.

Generally there is no difference. For example, If your inner page has way more backlinks than your homepage, because its maybe a great page, then your inner page will "give" a lot more juice than your homepage.

hope that helps

 

only the homepage (root domain) has backlinks, the inner pages have 0 backlinks

 

Then the homepage will give out more link juice, but not because it is the homepage, but because it has backlinks, and your inner page does not.

hope that helps

 

i thought that every OBL gets the same amount of link juice since all the links are on the same site

 

Yes, of course, every OBL will get 1/15-th of the link juice. On your homepage as well as on your inner page. But since your homepage "recieves" more juice, it will pass more juice. 1/15 of your homepages juice is more than 1/15th of your inner page.

And remember, adding no follow to a link, won't increase the juice passed by the other links, they will still pass 1/15.

 

ok thanks, i get it now

 

@Joel.umbergh I don't agree with you. How adding 'nofollow' tag will still pass the link juice?

 

That's the second thread in a row you disagree with me, simply because you don't really seem to undertand basic english.

When you have 15 OBL, and add No-follow to one of them, all the other 14 links will still pass only 1/15 of the total page juice. Thats basic knowledge, if you don't know that, please don't tell me to "update my SEO knowledge"
Here if you want to learn how pagerank sculping works:
http://moz.com/blog/link-consolidation-the-new-pagerank-sculpting

 

No offence but I wouldn't agree to an information that doesn't convey the right message. And it has been said by Matt Cutts, the person behing Google webspam team and not Rand Fishkin. Matt Cutts have clearly said that "Nofollow is method (introduced in 2005 and supported by multiple search engines) to annotate a link to tell search engines “I can’t or don’t want to vouch for this link.” In Google, nofollow links don’t pass PageRank and don’t pass anchortext [*]. Read the whole post here: https://www.mattcutts.com/blog/pagerank-sculpting/

 

I'm not sure what you are trying to tell me. You still understand my post wrong. The site you quoted describes exactly what I explained.

Nofollow doesn't not pass pagerank, BUT still counts as a link, and adding nofollow will therefor not increase the pagerank passed by all the other links.

Another example for you:
You have 10 links, each of them passes 10 pagerank. Now you add nofollow to one link. This link will now pass 0 (ZERO) pagerank. BUT all the other links still pass only 10 (not 11.11) pagerank.

Make sure you read my first post, my new example and the page that you linked me to again, I'm sure you will understand the concept then.

 

Passing link juice or not is not the basis for page ranking but on how it will perform or engage with the users because its how Google consider your website as trusted and hub of information to the targeted audience.

Ignore page rank for now because Google is not interested to update it.

 

This is a debatable topic and would be better to end this discussion here since the page rank is already dead. No point in discussing things that doesn't exist anymore.

 

It's not a debatable topic it's a fact that you don't seem to understand. But yeah let's ent this discussion, that would be great.

 

Then it's normal the homepage to have more Authority.. But I advice you to build backlinks to your inner pages too!

 

Joe Lumbergh is correct that a nofollow links still counts as a link but doesn't necessarily pass PR. A NATURAL backlink profile will have both dofollow and nofollow links.

You noobs are incorrect about PR no longer existing. Google just doesn't publicly update it, for spammers to continue manipulating it (out of sight-out of mind). NEVER has google said they removed it from their algorithms. They only said they don't UPDATE the PR tool bar. Just because you can't see it doesn't mean it doesn't exist, just like the other 200+ factors in their algorithm you don't see or see get updated publicly.

Discussion over

 

Home page priority is always higher tha inner pages but some inner page have great content and worth useful for users and have subsequent amount of good back links, then i am sure, i'll produce link juice than home page because of great content