Thanks for your questions–

Yes, I think it’s a good idea to include an anchor text link (hyperlinking a keyword or keyword phrase that is 1-3 words long) and to also hyperlink a written our URL. That way you get the benefit of the keywords being linked (it helps Google associate your article/website with those words) and also the perk of having readers associate your spelled out URL visible before them. The written out URL can help a reader remember your site even after they’ve clicked away from your article.

The only thing to keep in mind is it’s important not to focus on the same keyword phrase each time, but to vary them a lot within the niche. So it’s non-manipulative but helps Google get a good idea what your site is about by linking in semantically related key phrases.

And yes, we do offer a tool that will allow you to include both types of links in your resource box–you can do this by using the Advanced HTML resource box. In case you need it, here is a tutorial on how to use the Advanced HTML resource box:

How To Create An Advanced HTML Resource Box In 5 Easy Steps

I hope that helps!

Thanks for the great info. I have 2 questions:

a} I usually include one anchor text, i.e. one back link, to my website and one normal http://www.adress. Do you think that it is a good idea to do so?

b} Does your tool allow me to include both arts of links. I mean back links with anchor text and normal http://www.mydomain.com in the same resource box?

Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Regards

Asem

We don’t have a date set yet–I’ll let you know when the option is available.

When will this happen I hava couple of sites?