Google often tends to treat links on a page seriously. The number of outbound links on a page can, negatively or positively, effect the overall standing of your page – this much we vaguely know from experience. But how exactly does Google see the links on your page? We've talked a lot about inbound links to a page, but not much about outbound ones. So today, let’s investigate the limitations on the number of outbound hyperlinks you have on your webpages.
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