Contextual links (is this screen shot considered contextual /editorial links ?)
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Hello,
Is the screen shot below considered contextual ?https://imgur.com/a/mrbQq and does it have any value or no value
What is the value on a scale from 0 to 10 (if you know) of a contextual link versus non contextual links.
Thank you,
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Thank you for the reply, but does it still pass link juice ? My question is how canI talk about the those regions listed on my screen shot on a page about Burgundy for example, it is very difficult to talk about the island of corsica or Normandy on a page about Burgundy...
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