Google's algorithms have evolved to prioritize

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Search engines, including Google, give more weight to external links because they are editorially assigned and contextually relevant.

You can visually inspect the web page to see where the link is placed. Check if it's in the "main content," "sidebar," "footer," or "header."

Chrome's developer tools allow you to inspect the HTML and see where the link is encoded within the page structure.

When determining link placement on the page, make sure they look natural. Hyperlinks "in-content" should "add value" to the reader and fit seamlessly into the text.

user experience and the natural flow of content. Google discourages manipulative linking nurse database practices and emphasizes the importance of link quality and relevance over mere ranking.

Avoid participating in link schemes that aim to manipulate PageRank by artificially placing links in certain positions.

Additionally, you shouldn't place links where they can get lost in a flood of other links, such as in crowded footers and sidebars, which are penalized by search engines.