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If you've written an amazing article on something, then for the best SEO you should be putting links to that article from other pages on your website.

The more links pointing to a specific page, the more important Google knows it is, and the better it is for your Google rankings.

That's why content with no links pointing to it is weird.

Google probably won't ever find these orphan pages, but if
somehow does, it doesn't know how that orphan page fits relative to the rest of your site.

How to find and fix orphan pages?
If your site is small, it's easy.
Pull up a list of every page and blog article, and just make sure that you've got links pointing to each one from any other page.

I like to create a spreadsheet to track links in and out for
every page.

If you have a giant website, then you're going to need to use a site crawler like Screaming Frog to get the list of links that Google has found, and then compare this against the list of all pages on your site.

You can get the total list from your website sitemap, Google Analytics.
Compare the Google list to the total list, identify the ones that haven't been found by Google, and fix them.

This is a solid part of search engine optimization and will improve your chances to rank on Google.

Have you noticed hOW everything is so connected in the Squid Game Netflix series?

It's actually a branding and design process. The repetition of the basic shapes, the clever use of those elements, make the whole series feel unified and coherent.

Mimic it your brand design process, using the Lego technique I tell in my eBook. The analogy consists of
thinking of a logo as a lego construction, which you can
disassemble into small pieces.

And then, re-construct multiple new elements from those lego blocks. This is a practical way to create more unified brand elements, to make the brand design as good as Squid Game
Have you learnt anything new today?




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