📜 Anchor Text Rules:

🚫 Avoid First Paragraph Anchors:
Never use text in a page’s first paragraph as anchor text in links to that page.

🚫 Avoid First Word Anchors:
Never use the first word of any paragraph on the page as anchor text to that page.

🔄 Supplementary Content Linking:
When linking an article to another from a different context or a side-topic, always use one of the last heading’s paragraphs.
(Google refers to this type of connection as “Supplementary Content”).

👀 Competitor Analysis:
Always check competitors’ anchor texts for a specific article, both internally and externally.

📝 Use Synonyms:
Always try to use synonyms for a topic when creating anchor texts to enhance variety and semantic relevance.

🔍 Content Consistency Check:
Always verify whether the anchor text exists in the targeted web page’s content and is related to the link source’s heading text.

⚠️ Anchor Text Limitation:
Never use an anchor text more than three times on a single web page within the main content.
For the fourth occurrence, add more words or change some words within the anchor texts to maintain diversity and relevance.