Hi I am just confused with the way of Interlinking Which one is good or why? 1) <a href="http://site.com/link1.html"> link1 </a> or 2) <a href="/link1.html"> Link1 </a>
1st One Is Right 1) <a href="http://site.com/link1.html"> link1 </a> Reason Is This is Right Anchor Text Code Which is Do The Support Your Keyword Hitting And Then Your Keyword Ranking Improve In (SERP) Result.
Please tell me is there any issue of capital & small letter in case of keywords. If we have a link like <a href="http://site.com/webdesign.html">Webdesign</a>. It is ok or not
Well for creating an anchor text or inter link is correct method is to use <a href="http://site.com/link1.html"> link1 </a> as W3c Validations approve such type of HTML code.
Neither is wrong and neither is right. Both of your examples will accomplish the exact same thing (render the exact same HTML) if they are both rendered on site.com. The first contains an absolute URl and the 2nd contains a root relative URL. The only difference is that the first one (absolute URL in HREF) will ALWAYS render http://site.com/link1.html. If your web pages can both be rendered both with the www and without the www (i.e. you have URL canonicalization problems because you failed to implement the usual 301 redirect to force all URLs to either www or non-www) then the second one will render whichever host name was used to render the page (so if you access the page with site.com then the second option will render http://site.com/link1.html... and if you access the page with www.site.com then the second option will render http://www.site.com/link1.html. Other than that there is really no difference.
For Search Engine Optimization point of view <a href="http://site.com/link1.html"> link1 </a> is the best presentation way. Or we can use this type of internal linking i.e. <a href="../link1.html"> link1 </a>. this is good to describe it. Thanks