How to use Fuzzy Link

You need to do the 1st step to be able to do what is described further.

If you are a blogger you often will want to link to an other blog and comment on the topic. Sometimes though you want comment on a certain statement the person made. <- This way you can do it with Fuzzy Link, by quoting the person in the title (or quote) property of the link.

option 1: (if you don’t want to mess with the W3C and the html standard)

<a href=”http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/avoid-keyword-stuffing/” title=”As always, webmasters are free to do what they want on their own sites, but Google reserves the right to do what we think is best”>a certain statement the person made</a>

option 2: (if you want to be a pioneer in html developement )

<a href=”http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/avoid-keyword-stuffing/” quote=”As always, webmasters are free to do what they want on their own sites, but Google reserves the right to do what we think is best”>a certain statement the person made</a>

Right click on the link above and use the “Fuzzy Link” function in the contextmenu (if you already installed the fuzzylink plugin for firefox). The linked page will be opened and you will be led to the first occurrence of the phrase “As always, webmasters are free to do what they want on their own sites, but Google reserves the right to do what we think is best”

Try it and you will see that in this case it’s truly a fuzzy link because this phrase is also quoted in a comment under the blogpost. Our Firefox Extension will mark all phrases equal to the one in the title property and jump to the very first occurrence.