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I have some outbound links on my pages which will be the same on a number of pages so I've chosen to put them in a php include file.

These outbound links are, debatably, good for SEO. Will putting them an include file rather than on the page directly affect this?

Cheers,
Chris
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  • Profile picture of the author mywebwork
    Hi Chris

    I don't see how they would affect the SEO efforts for the page - by the time the page is rendered the resulting HTML would look the same as if you hadn't used include pages.

    Just my 2 cents, but I think it makes sense!

    Bill
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    • Profile picture of the author HomeComputerGames
      Originally Posted by mywebwork View Post

      Hi Chris

      I don't see how they would affect the SEO efforts for the page - by the time the page is rendered the resulting HTML would look the same as if you hadn't used include pages.

      Just my 2 cents, but I think it makes sense!

      Bill

      This is correct. The pages are generated before being presented to the user or spider so there is no discernible instance of the include file.

      I have found some SEO gain by linking out to authority sites in the past.
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