The text that constitutes a link. Also known as anchor text.
Also called anchor text, this is the clickable text which appears as a hyperlink.
The text that is displayed in a hyperlink. For example, in the hyperlink Fathom SEO, "Fathom SEO" is the link text.
The text (usually highlighted in blue or some other color) that denotes a link to another website or web page. Means the same as "Anchor Text".
Link text is the "clickable" part of a website link.
The visible text contained within an A/A or anchor tag, through which a link is given to other site or page
A website link consisting of only text and no image.
Text (usually displayed in color) which is "hot", or hypertext. End users click on the text to display the Web page specified in the HTML code. For example, in the HTML code a href="http://www.traveltheworld.com"Travel The World/a,' Travel The World' is the link text displayed in color. End users click it to jump to the www.traveltheworld.com Web site.
The clickable part of a hyperlink. Also known as Anchor Text or Anchor Link.
The clickable portion of text displayed (usually as blue, underlined text) for a link. Also known as anchor text.
The text contained within a link. In other words, the text that a person clicks on to go to another page or site.
The text element contained within a link. For example, QuikContent Services is a link that contains the link text QuikContent Services.
The text that is contained within a link.
The words that make up a hyperlink.
The text that is highlighted to indicate a hyperlink.
The text (words) used to create a hyperlink.
The part of a text link that is visible to the reader. When generating links to your own site, they are most effective (in terms of ranking) if they include your keyword.
Also known as anchor text, this is the wording used in a text link to a website. Google and some other search engines do include any keywords that may be in this link text when their algorithms sort out the ratings of result pages, whilst other search engines do not.