Internal Links and Inbound Links

[George Lucas]

What is the differences between internal links and inbound links?

 

[ulterios]

Internal links are links that go from one place/page on a website to another place/page on the same site. They link internally to another location within the site and/or it's files.

Inbound links are links that come from another site into your (or someone else's site). The site that the links lead to is the site that is receiving the "inbound" link.

 

[Miguelito203]

It's simple. Internal links are links that connect pages on your blog. Let's say you write a blog post about 3 ways to make money from a blog. Let's also say that you've written a blog review (on a different page) that reviews a particular course. At the end of your blog post, you decide it would be good idea to put a link to your blog review (that teaches the user how to make money from blogging). Inbound links come to your site from another site. The person who receives said link will often refer to it as a backlink.

Joey

 

[Muzzamil]

What is the differences between internal links and inbound links?

Internal links are links that connect webpages inside your website. Inbound links are links outside your website that connect to your website that people click on to land on your website.

 

[jackreview]

Internal links are internal links from this article to other articles on your website

Inbound links are links from external to your website