Typically any page on the web has several different text / content areas / regions. As outlined by LinkedWords conceptual vision any content region can contextually be linked within and contextual listing be created with LinkedWords respectively. This way normally a typical site with 1000 content pages can easily link up to 3000 on average linked words within the context of the different on-page content regions without affecting the readiness of the page obtaining 3000 listings with hyperlinks back to all of its pages. For the sake of the current example we assume a basic web page has normally up to 3 readable content regions. In fact the current page has at least 2 different text regions.

Here is a couple of general rules you should take into consideration when linking words though LinkedWords.

1) In general principle the more content areas you link the more contextually targeted visitors you are likely to receive.

2) Also, the type of visitors you are going to receive from LinkedWords fully depends on what type of content areas you link at all.

For example if you are having agriculture content on your page and link words within that type of context it is unlikely to expect that your site will receive traffic from computer engineers related content. The words found and linked within your agriculture related content by all meanings are likely to be found within content around the web that is contextually connected to agriculture at all, just like your own page. It is the fundament LinkedWords contextual platform has been built up upon.

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