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Blog-posts pages are dominating in search console "Internal Links". Only home-page at top!

by michealtech
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Hi all,

Ours is WordPress website and we have a blog...website.com/blog/. All the important pages in the website are well linked from top and footer menu. But in our webmasters...internal links section, only homepage is at the top. Blog-posts are others followed by homepage. I wonder why blog pages are dominating our website pages. Please give your suggestions on this. Do you think Google will give more priority for the blog-posts than website pages as they are more linked technically?

Thanks
#blogposts #console #dominating #homepage #internal links #pages #search #top
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  • Profile picture of the author fastreplies
    Originally Posted by michealtech View Post

    Do you think Google will give more priority for the blog-posts than website pages as they are more linked technically?
    Common sense expect G. would give equal share to all content but...
    nobody know what G. is doing, when and how at any given time
    simply because it changes Algos constantly thus making impossible
    to predict what is important for G. now and then.

    Did you tried WP support to find how site's structure is affect by WP?



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  • Profile picture of the author ryanbiddulph
    Hi Michael,

    Are the blog pages filled with helpful, insightful content?

    Are the website pages filled with sales copy and widgets to buy stuff?

    If you answer "yes" to both, Google ranks content over sales pages these days buddy.
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  • Profile picture of the author dave_hermansen
    Man, I have no clue what the OP is asking here (very disjointed question). Whatever it is, Google's goal is to rank the pages that best support a searcher's query. Those can be web pages or blog posts. Internal links help Google find pages but they don't necessarily force the algorithm to show one page over another one. Google is still going to try to show the pages that best match a user's query
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