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What are primary and secondary links?
Primary and secondary links come into play when you begin discussions from other areas of Docman or from your clinical system. When you start a discussion from anywhere other than the Collaborator Discussions screen, you will begin to see primary links. The best way of explaining this is by example.
What are secondary links?
Secondary Links are a series of small links that appear above and to the right of the main navigation bar or nested within the main navigation bar. Use the secondary menu as landing pages for your different audiences, or configure them as buttons that go off-site.
Secondary navigation has its own menu, with placement and layout up to you. Separated primary and secondary navigation menus should be visually distinct from each other, the primary menu sized larger and placed more prominently on the page.
What are primary keywords and secondary keywords in Seo?
These are LSI keywords that you have to use naturally throughout your content in order to provide value to the end reader. Secondary keywords do not have as much SEO value as the primary keywords, but using them can still help you outrank your competitors.
Focus on the most important content. For instance: I do like a ‘Contact’ link in a menu. But only add one if your main goal is that your visitors contact you. Otherwise, that link can be placed in a second website menu without a problem. Too many links, anywhere on your page, isn’t recommended.
Do you need a website menu for SEO?
Nevertheless, the website menu is the most common aid for navigation on your website and you want to make the best possible use of it. Here, I’ll address a number of useful best practices that allow you to optimize your website menu for both your users and SEO.
Don’t put everything in one menu. Doing that clutters your website and makes your main menu a poor reflection of your site structure. Focus on the most important content. For instance: I do like a ‘Contact’ link in a menu. But only add one if your main goal is that your visitors contact you.