I am writing and distributing articles for someone and I want to know how many links is best to be placed in the same article for the same site. The links will be all linking to different pages, but I need it to look like they are natural links so that I can try and avoid the sandbox or for ranking terms in the future. Should I just have one link or could I have 3 links pointing to different pages of the same site. I just think it would look rather strange to Google if there are over 1000 extermal pages/sites on the web that has many different articles, but they all have 3 links on each articles page that link to different pages of the same site. What do you think is the best. One link or 3 links pointing to different pages of the same site. The quicker I get answers to better as I currently have my stuff open to write the bio line for the article. Thanks!
I guess its the matter of complying with article website rules. As far as i know some articles sites/directories will only allow you to have one.
I've now decided to go on the one route as it is likely to get picked up more with just having the one link. Thanks!
People must think that Google's sent me paranoid. lol. When someone links to a site naturally they normally mainly just put one link. So having 1,000 articles with 3 links in each one may look rather odd like as if I have put the links on their sites. Anyway, saying that if you had a games site or something, then people are likely to link to more than one game, so paranoia has now gone and 3 links it is.
Yep, 2 internal links and the homepage looks good. The only problem is that the directory that I'm submitting to allows 3 links, but then they distribute these articles for me. What about if some of the sites don't want to use the articles just because it has 3 links instead of 1. Also is there more chance of the article getting published on more, larger and higher traffic sites if I just use the one link as using one link will make the article look more professional than having 3. I always see new's sources using articles that only have one link in the author bio. I will decide what to do when I do the article submissions next week.