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HOWEVER, I (and many other notable SEOs) have seen very compelling evidence to suggest that not only does linking out NOT harm a site's rankings, it appears to carry some positive correlations with ranking, trust, etc. on both a page and domain-wide level. I'll cover this more in my reasons to link out below. The final argument - that users will leave the site - ignores ample evidence that sites & pages that link out actually benefit from those links.


Think about the most popular, most used service on th telemarketing leads, bahrain telephone number data e web - a website we all turn to dozens if not hundreds of times each month - Google. They make it part of their corporate creed to get users off the site as quickly as possible, and have benefited from it tremendously. Likewise, a survey of major newspapers on the web found that those who link out tend to outperform those who don't on many performance metrics.


Yelp, Twitter & Delicious- who all link off their own sites as part of their core business and still get visitors coming back again and again. I have yet to see any proof that linking out to good sites that users will appreciate and enjoy actually hurts long term revenue. So, with all those arguments against shot down (or at least, slightly maimed), let's dive into the positives.