Follow this advice to find tools and techniques for easy link management. Lead visitors to your new content. Without these modifications, visitors may not even know your new content exists. Be sure to modify your site map, table of contents, and other standard links. Test your links.
Bad links are bad customer service.
Broken links and bad code tell visitors that you don't update your site much and don't care about wasting their time. Test both your internal navigation links, which lead visitors around your site, and external links that lead to other regions of the Internet. Double-check internal links. Test your navigation links when adding or modifying content. Double-check navigation links not only in your new content, but on your existing pages as well, New pages often mean outdated links and other navigation problems.