Relevance
A link is easier to justify when the source page and destination have a real topical relationship. Relevance can be evaluated at the site, section, page, and paragraph level.
Source quality
Review domain history, indexation, content, real visibility, backlink sources, editorial focus, and outbound links. Avoid reducing quality to one score.
Placement quality
Contextual body links can be more meaningful than unrelated boilerplate placements, but the surrounding content still needs to be useful and coherent.
Anchor and attributes
Anchor text, rel attributes, destination URL, and whether the link is follow/sponsored/nofollow all change what the link communicates.
Portfolio context
A link that looks reasonable in isolation can still contribute to an unnatural overall pattern. Evaluate concentration, anchors, referring-domain diversity, and acquisition history across the full profile.
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