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How much does content on a page actually affect the OBL juice?

by Parto
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Hi warriors!

Lets for now say we run a minimal website which have strong backlinks. This website has only a front page with 10 outgoing, dofollow , anchortext links. These links does lead to websites which we want to rank well for.

There is no content on the website relevant to the outbound-links. Would the juice passed on to the outbound links be greater if there was some content on the mainpage?

Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author ExploringInfinity
    Originally Posted by Parto View Post

    Hi warriors!

    Let's say you run a site with an OBL of 10-15. Would it actually give less-link juice to those outbound links just because there is no content or no relevant content to "back-up" those links?

    I understand that content is great overall if you try to rank the main page, but just consider the link juice this time.

    Thanks
    No it would likely pass more link juice if it has less content and higher link juice, beacause that would indicate that you have a very high authority set of pages instead of many medium authority ones.
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    • Profile picture of the author Parto
      Originally Posted by ExploringInfinity View Post

      No it would likely pass more link juice if it has less content and higher link juice, beacause that would indicate that you have a very high authority set of pages instead of many medium authority ones.
      I think I have to rephrase myself.

      Lets for now say we run a minimal website which have strong backlinks. This website has only a front page with 10 outgoing, dofollow , anchortext links. These links does lead to websites which we want to rank well for.

      There is no content on the website relevant to the outbound-links. Would the juice passed on to the outbound links be greater if relevant content was available?
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      • Profile picture of the author Parto
        People got no Idea what I'm talking about?
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  • Profile picture of the author 36burrows
    If an outbound link is surrounded by relevant content, then yes, the juiciness of that link will be in fact juicier.

    Especially if it's a whole page or article dedicated to that keyword or anchor text.
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  • Profile picture of the author YasirYar
    I dont know if it relates directly to your question but we have tested this and our pages with over 4000 words are ranking very high.

    Not sure about the link juice/Page rank but more related content definitely helps in ranking a page high.
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