Googlebot Reads HTML Links

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Google's crawler, when scanning a webpage for backlinks, identifies URLs within HTML anchor tags (<a> tags) that contain the href attribute. The structure of a backlink URL in HTML code typically looks like this:

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<a href="DIY Natural Cleaning Recipes">Visit This Site - It's Good Site For DIY Recipes</a>

In this code:

• <a> is the anchor tag used to create a link.
• href is the attribute specifying the URL the link points to (DIY Natural Cleaning Recipes).
• "Visit This Site - It's Good Site For DIY Recipes" is the visible text for the link.

When Google's crawler encounters this HTML structure while indexing a webpage, it recognizes the href attribute as the destination URL for the backlink. This link is then considered a reference from the webpage being crawled to the specified URL.