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What exactly is 'link equity' and how does it flow?
Posted: Sun May 10, 2026 12:00 pm
by fiona_w
I keep hearing 'link equity' and 'PageRank flow' — can someone explain this in plain English? And how does LinkJuice make it visible?
Re: What exactly is 'link equity' and how does it flow?
Posted: Sun May 10, 2026 1:00 pm
by george_seo
Think of link equity like water in a network of pipes. Every page starts with some. When page A links to page B, it shares some of its equity with B. Pages with many inbound links from strong pages accumulate more equity. Google uses this signal to determine how important/authoritative a page is.
Re: What exactly is 'link equity' and how does it flow?
Posted: Mon May 11, 2026 12:00 pm
by helen_r
Great analogy. LinkJuice makes this visible by running the full PageRank calculation on your internal link graph and showing you each page's score. You can literally see which pages are draining equity (lots of outbound, few inbound) and which are accumulating it.
Re: What exactly is 'link equity' and how does it flow?
Posted: Wed May 20, 2026 12:00 pm
by Noah
Quick tip for anyone confused about orphans: filter out your pagination pages first (URLs with ?page= or /page/2/ patterns). These often show as orphans because the canonical points away from them, but they're not really missing links — they're just correctly de-indexed. Focus the orphan fix on unique content URLs only.
Re: What exactly is 'link equity' and how does it flow?
Posted: Sat May 23, 2026 12:00 pm
by Chris
The redirect chain flag has been a goldmine for us. Found 847 internal links pointing to old redirect URLs after a CMS migration. Fixing those took two weeks but the crawl efficiency improvement was massive — Google started finding new content 3x faster based on our GSC coverage reports.