myth or fact on same word anchor text?
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The site I'm working on has 1 core keyphrase, and 4 sub-category keyphrases related to the core. A design promoted by the 30 day challenge course.
What I've read is by using the same anchored text to point back to your site, Search Engines consider this abnormal and it shouldn't be done. Instead, it is recommended to use a variety of anchored text words/phrases to point back to your site.
I understand the theory behind it, but this is where I'm stumbling.
I want the site to rank for a specific keyword phrase, and I feel by using a variety of different anchored text it derails the mission and goal.
The core keyword phrase I have consists of 3 words, so there really isn't much variety I can add to it.
For illustration purposes, let's say the keyword phrase is "big blue widget".
In theory you could use something like:
big blue widget
big blue widgets
big blue widget review
big blue widget reviews
purchase big blue widget
etc.
Because the core phrase is in the anchored text, is that sufficient enough or is it ok to simply use "big blue widget" as the anchor text on all articles published and backlinks you may create?
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Maya Locke
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