What is Broken Link?

[EmilyPete]

What is Broken Link?

[Dam Ponting]

A broken connection or dead connection is a connection on a site page that never again works on the grounds that the site is experiencing at least one of the reasons underneath. A despicable URL entered for the connection by the site proprietor. The goal site evacuated the connected website page (causing what is known as a 404 mistake)

[sinelogixtech]

Broken link is a link that doesn't work, often resulting in an error page. A broken link happens when the link points to a web page that has been deleted or moved.

[RH-Calvin]

Broken links are links which no more exists from the webpage it was built. These links are harmful for your website and should be recovered immediately.

[Jessica]

A broken link or dead link is a link on a web page that no longer works because the website is encountering one or more of the reasons below.

1. A website is no longer available
2. A webpage was moved without a redirect being added
3. The URL structure of a website was changed

If you click a broken link, you’ll see a 404 page error or similar message explaining the webpage is not available.

Hope it helps

[alwaysprompt]

Broken links are harmful for keyword ranking. They should be immediately restored to avoid search engine penalties. Broken backlinks can be checked using various online tools like webmaster tool.

[manchun]

you should avoid the broken link.

[davidweb09]

When we delete a webpages from our website, Google start to treat it as broken links.

[sravani24]

A broken connection or dead connection is a connection on a site page that never again works on the grounds that the site is experiencing at least one of the reasons underneath. A despicable URL entered for the connection by the site proprietor. The goal site evacuated the connected website page (causing what is known as a 404 mistake)

I agree with this answer and if number of broken links improves then website rank will go down.

[sithub19]

Broken links refer the links on your website that directs or points your visitors to a page or a file that no longer exists.