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In a recent podcast on Marketing Land, Gary Illyes explains that in Penguin, it's not the link's target site that matters, it's the source. This doesn't just include the links fax number list themselves, but other signals a page sends to indicate that it's likely spam. So what we just learned is that the value of a link comes from the site/page it is on and not where it points. In other words, when evaluating your inbound links, be sure to
look at the source page and domain of those links. The more things change, the more they stay the same. Your links are tagged In the same Penguin podcast, it emerged that Google places links on a page into categories, including things like: footer; Penguin impacted; and disavowed. It has been suggested that there are other categories, but they have not been named. So what does this really mean? It means what we all pretty