• Outbound links are links on your website that direct users to other websites.

• Outbound links provide extra resources that support and complement your website content.

• The Text (Anchor Text) used in the Outbound Link must accurately explain the website it directs you to.

• Outbound links can improve your SEO if you link to authoritative websites.

• Outbound links can hurt your SEO if you link to low-quality and spammy websites.

When your website links to other websites, it shows your content is relevant and well-researched.

People and search engines see value when you link to helpful resources in your content.

Sharing valuable resources in your content promotes engagement and can encourage shares.

Users may share your content, which promotes more views, backlinks, and website visits.

Outbound Links show Google your content is well-researched and connected to relevant sources, which boosts credibility.

Dofollow passes link authority. Nofollow tells Google not to pass authority. Use based on whether you trust the source or are linking to sponsored content.

Yes! Linking to authoritative sites can improve trust signals and SEO, but do not do it for manipulation purposes.

Yes, if you link to spammy or low-quality sites. You should always link to trusted websites high good authority.

Yes! It keeps users on your site while letting them explore external content. You don’t want to direct your traffic elsewhere without leaving the window open to return.

Yes! They have the same function but serve different purposes. Internal links guide visitors through your site, outbound links show credibility and support your content by linking to a different site.