Click here and other meaningless link text
Posted Jun 16th, 2008 by garrettThe urge to insert the phrase “click here” or “more” is somewhat common among content contributors when creating links on a page. Non-descriptive link text makes your site difficult to scan and causes accessibility and search engine optimization (SEO) issues. Replacing the phrase click here with a meaningful word or phrase (which makes sense out of context) will make your site more user-friendly.
Example 1
Before: For the latest news, Click here.
After: Read the latest news on Medicare Bill (HR 6331).
Example 2
Before: To download the registration form, click here.
After: Download the Spring Fling Registration Form (PDF file).
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