When Creating Regular Backlinks, such as ones from articles, etc.
Is it a good practice to put the NAP details into the article/sig?
Will this help as a citation source?
MJS
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When Creating Regular Backlinks, such as ones from articles, etc.
Is it a good practice to put the NAP details into the article/sig?
Will this help as a citation source?
MJS
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Yes this can help. These can sometimes even be recognized by G as third party reviews on blogs etc.Originally Posted by MJS
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