Thanks for the reply.
I edited my post to help clarify. If it still sounds like nonsense just ignore me.
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Thanks for the reply.
I edited my post to help clarify. If it still sounds like nonsense just ignore me.
My sister has a store page on etsy.com where she sells home made crafts. And I want to help her rank higher on google with some of the other etsy stores. So i started to look at the other etsy store pages that are ranking well on google and found that they have a page authority between 48 to 52.
So i looked at the backlinks of the ones ranking well on google with high page authority and found that many of their best links came from the internal search results page on etsy.com, and some only had one link from just an arbitrary etsy.com search page.
I'm thinking this is because another product being listed on the seach page has a high page authority which then passes some of its link juice onto every other product on the page.
But what is interesting is products are always being sold or getting added so even though you are on a search results page that happens to benifit from the link juice of another product the next time the page gets crawled you will be on a different search page.
So i am thinking in order to maintain high page authority to you just have to have a lot of products listed so that there is a greater likely hood that you will find yourself on the same search page as another high authority page.
I have not been doing SEO very long so i would love to hear what others think. I really have no idea, am i on the right track with this?
(edited post)
Thanks