How many OBL's are too much

[blackbooty]

Before I spend on more links I am thinking what is the number of out bound links on a site that says enough this is not going to help my link on the site.

[Thompsone]

A guy told me maximum 10 to other domains not sure if that is correct or not.

[BrasSmonkey]

Before I spend on more links I am thinking what is the number of out bound links on a site that says enough this is not going to help my link on the site.

i would say 60

Google's Link Limit

In the past, Google reportedly said that pages should have fewer than 100 links. It didn't force webmasters to follow this link limit. Rather, Google's guidelines stated that webmasters should use a reasonable number of links per page, with fewer than 100 links being the recommended limit. Google no longer has an explicit link limit. Google has since updated its guidelines to remove the link limit.

In a blog post, Matt Cutts explained the reasoning behind Google's previous under-100-links-per-page recommendation. At the time, Google's crawlers were only able to index the first 100KB of pages. Links counted toward this indexing limit. Therefore, Google recommended that webmasters use fewer than 100 links per page to ensure their pages would be fully indexed.

Google's crawlers have become more advanced over the years. With its crawlers now able to index more page data as in the past, Google removed the under-100-links-per-page recommendation from its guidelines.


Bing's Link Limit

Bing has similar recommendations regarding how many links webmasters should use on their pages. According to Bing's guidelines, webmasters should use a reasonable number of links per page. It further states that pages should have no more than a few thousand links.

Exceeding this link limit won't land your website in Bing's penalty box, but it may restrict your website's organic rankings on Bing.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesagen ... 3d33c857e1

[HeidiHoe]

Before I spend on more links I am thinking what is the number of out bound links on a site that says enough this is not going to help my link on the site.

Excluding "nofollow" links, I seem to remember a max of 12, or it could've been 10. That was years ago and I'm not sure if that's changed. Each "dofollow" link passes on a little bit of link juice and there's only so much to go around. Anyway, that was the reason behind it.

You can disregard "nofollow" since they don't pass on juice.

This might of changed. I'm no longer in the game so i haven't been keeping current on things.

[DonMK]

Before I spend on more links I am thinking what is the number of out bound links on a site that says enough this is not going to help my link on the site.

Excluding "nofollow" links, I seem to remember a max of 12, or it could've been 10. That was years ago and I'm not sure if that's changed. Each "dofollow" link passes on a little bit of link juice and there's only so much to go around. Anyway, that was the reason behind it.

You can disregard "nofollow" since they don't pass on juice.

This might of changed. I'm no longer in the game so i haven't been keeping current on things.

Making link trades "No follow" renders them useless my 1 peso

[HeidiHoe]

Before I spend on more links I am thinking what is the number of out bound links on a site that says enough this is not going to help my link on the site.

Excluding "nofollow" links, I seem to remember a max of 12, or it could've been 10. That was years ago and I'm not sure if that's changed. Each "dofollow" link passes on a little bit of link juice and there's only so much to go around. Anyway, that was the reason behind it.

You can disregard "nofollow" since they don't pass on juice.

This might of changed. I'm no longer in the game so i haven't been keeping current on things.

Making link trades "No follow" renders them useless my 1 peso

No fucking shit. That's why I said disregard them.

There's reasons to place "nofollow" links on your site.

[Russ]

Excluding "nofollow" links, I seem to remember a max of 12, or it could've been 10. That was years ago and I'm not sure if that's changed. Each "dofollow" link passes on a little bit of link juice and there's only so much to go around. Anyway, that was the reason behind it.

You can disregard "nofollow" since they don't pass on juice.

This might of changed. I'm no longer in the game so i haven't been keeping current on things.

Making link trades "No follow" renders them useless my 1 peso

No fucking shit. That's why I said disregard them.

There's reasons to place "nofollow" links on your site.

So true so true