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Named anchors, most commonly known as jump links, are a great way to navigate through a long-form post, right?

Not only because they speed up the navigation, but because they also pass juice back to the original URL.

Recently, Bradley has shifted from the traditional silo structure to a long-form content structure and uses a table of content that leverages these jump links.

They also work as great external links if you want someone to get right to the area of the page that it takes them to.

In episode 410 of our weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one participant asked if there is value to using named anchors within your URLs for internal linking.

The exact question was:

Wondering if there is value to using ""Named Anchors"" within your URL's for internal linking? Let's say you have a page on ""Windows Installation"" and you have 3 named anchors on the page.... company.com/windowsinstallation#vinyal company.com/windowsinstallation#wood company.com/windowsinstallation#polyvinyal Would you use all combination of these in your internal links, or just stick to the base URL... /windowinstallation/

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