Links pointing to your website from a seperate web destination. Also called inbound links. Google will normally only show backlinks that carry a PR or Page Rank of 4. AllTheWeb normally reports a greater number of backlinks in general. To find a website's backlinks use the following syntax in the search box of your favorite search engine: link:http://www.somesite.com

The links recognised by a search engine linking back to a give domain or web page from other web pages.

Same as inbound links. All the links that point to a particular page.

Backlinks are links to a page on your website from web pages that are included in a search engine's index. Backlinks include both links from your website and from other websites.

Also called "Inlinks". These are links back to your website from an outside source. As the theory goes…the more backlinks that you have from other important and trusted websites, the more important the search engines will think your site is (and they will rank it accordingly). On the other hand, if many bad, untrusted, or spammy websites link to you, the search engines will either give you no credit for those links, or they will issue you a spam penalty and lower your rankings. Hint: Don't buy links from link farms…let people link to you naturally.

The number of quality links from other websites directed to your website. This is part of link popularity and SEO marketing, the process of collecting quality links from other websites pointing to your own.

links that point to a web site.

(Incoming Links) - Sometimes referred to as incoming links. Links to your web page(s) from other web page(s).

links in to your website from other websites also called inbound links.

Links pointing to a particular web site. Also referred to as inbound links.

Sometimes called incoming links. All links coming into a website.

See inbound links.

Backlinks are defined as all of the links on other pages that, when clicked on, take the user to a specific web page. For that specific web page, call it Page A, each link linking to page A is called a backlink. Many search engines allow the user to view a page’s backlinks so that user’s can understand what web sites deem it a relevant web page. Also called Inbound Links.

A measure of the number of web pages found on the Internet that contain a link to a specific page. Backlinks can be found both within a web site and on other external web sites. Search engines that use backlinks to measure the value of a web page (for the resulting listings) include: Google (includes AOL), AllTheWeb (Fast), Altavista, Hotbot and MSN. !-- var name = "sales"; var domain = "seo.com.au"; var text = "Click here to request a backlinks report"; document.write('a class=copy href=\"mailto:' + name + '@' + domain + '\"'); document.write(text + '/a'); // -- for your web site.

Backlinks are links from other sites to your web site. Typically the higher number of backlinks your site has, the better you will rank in the search engines.

The links that direct a user to a particular Web page.

A link to your web page or website from another site is called a backlink.

Links from another web page to your web page. Most search engines provide an easy way to get a list of all of the backlinks to a specific page. Also referred to as Inbound Links.

The pages that link to the page you are currently viewing. To view the backlinks for a given page, choose the "View-Palettes-Backlinks" menu item.

Links from one web page to another. Most search engines provide an easy way to get a list of all of the backlinks from a specific page. Also referred to as "Incoming Links."

backlinks are the inbound links that point to a paticular web page. Backlinks are important for search engine optimization (SEO) because some search engines, especially Google, give more credit to websites that have a good number of quality backlinks. Sites with better backlink counts usually rank better in SERPs.

Links that point to your site, used in determining PageRank and affect your search engine rankings.

The number of web pages that contain a link or links to a given page. Search engines that locate backlinks to measure the value of webpages include: AllTheWeb (Fast), Google (includes AOL and Yahoo), Altavista, MSN and Hotbot.

Links from other pages that refer back to your page. The quantity of backlinks can be taken into account as an off-page factor in ranking a website's natural search results for a particular search term. The quality of the backlink - that is, the referring page's own ranking - is also taken into account.

Simply links pointing to any website. Backlinks to a given website can be measured using the Google Toolbar.

Links that are inbound from another website to yours, as opposed to outbound links (links that take visitors away from your website) and internal links (links within your site or that move a visitor around within your website).

All the links pointing at a particular web page. Also called inbound links.