#dead links

I have no idea what's going on. The links are there. If I go in to edit the text they’re there. If I view the post in my dashboard, they’re there... but if I go to the page itself THEY’RE NOT. I know they’re not appearing on some of the reblogs. 

I tried copying and pasting the links in again and the same deal is happening. 

So I updated my Fic Recs list and now Tumblr has deleted all the links and nothing I do is getting them to work again.

Broken links or dead links are links that no longer work due to a change in the link's path or file name. In other words, they are no longer active or has been taken down.

Broken or dead links can negatively affect your site's rankings in Google search results if the pages that contain these links result in a 404 error. This is because search engine crawlers can interpret 404 errors as a lack of content on your site or in simple as a bad ranking signal.

If you discover broken or dead links on your website, you can attempt to repair them by updating the link's path or file name to make it functional again. You can also replace these links with more relevant ones that lead to active content on your site.

The best way to avoid broken and dead links is to maintain a healthy link building campaign. You can use a tools like Google Search Console or Ahrefs or Semrush to find these links on your site and fix them as quickly as possible to boost ranking prospects.

You can also redirect to make sure that users can get current information while exploring the website.

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Sometimes we want to share a link in social media posts. The link may exceed character limit of the input box especially if you are planning to add your own captions to it. So, how do we overcome this limit? This is where URL shortener come into play. Now the common misconception is that the main purpose of link shortener are to shorten the links. This statement even though true is not the only…