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Worst case for your boxing site is that these links are irrelevant. Otherwise it would be too easy to hurt competitors by placing links on arbitary pages.
I would leave the links where they are now. Yes, removing them could decrease PR.
Start working now on relevant links to your site.
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Google does not just ignore links in sections that are display:none.
Consider DHTML multi-level drop down menus. In such a menu, you hover over the top level menu item and a list of links drops down. That is a case in which the links are in display:none initially, but user interaction with the page shows them. Using drop down menus like this is ...
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I think black hats SEO just wanted to hack this website without being detected by the webmaster.
Indeed, putting hidden links in a webpage is out of the guidelines edited by Google. However, it doesn't mean that doesn't work for SEO. In general, it doesn't work a long time.
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Ok so - using this :
In other words: Is it a good or a bad strategy to link FROM
www.site.com/whitegoods/washing-machines/front-loaded/siemens TO
www.site.com/whitegoods/washing-machines with the anchor text "washing
machines"???
The answer is : Yes. Since you are already in a context known as "washing machines" - its uninformative and redundant ...
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Use this tool.
Enter your URL in the authorship testing result and check your status.
If your website is already linked to Google+, you will get "Authorship is working for this webpage".
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Yes, even as a blogger I always optimize the <img> alt attribute text and, if the image acts as an anchor, it's great for my audience as well as for SEO.
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