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"The “first hyperlink priority” rule is Google’s manner of ensuring a webmaster doesn’t upload masses of anchor textual content hyperlinks into the content material in their internet site."
Basically, while the quest engine spider crawls a web page to your internet site and springs throughout hyperlinks pointing to the identical web page, it'll simplest take into account the anchor textual content of the primary hyperlink and dismiss the second. While this rule has been properly documented through many SEOs, there appears to be a few confusion on whether or not or now no longer this rule applies to the navigation menu of a internet site.
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