I would say use both nofollow and dofollow for link building purposes,it would help for sure, there is no doubt to it.
This way you would be building natural links to your site.
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I would say use both nofollow and dofollow for link building purposes,it would help for sure, there is no doubt to it.
This way you would be building natural links to your site.
Dofollow and Nofollow are the link attributes attached to a link on any website to assist the search engine about its quality.
The dofollow link on a website means that it thinks that a link is credible enough to be listed on their website and they would recommend other users and search engine robots to follow this link. This is great for the link which is followed because this would increase its traffic and page rank in Google, on the other hand no harm would be done to the one who mentions this link.
A nofollow tag has the following format (HTML code): <a href=”http://www.website.com” rel=”nofollow”>text link</a>.
The nofollow tag indicates to Google (and other) spiders to not follow the link to its intended place. Thus, making such links value-less from an SEO point of view. The only intended audience for these links are human visitors who cannot tell the difference between a followed link and a nofollowed link (because the code is hidden in the back-end).
What I was trying to tell is we have to build natural links using nofollow and dofollow links....
Hey ProSence,
Yes true, we have to build natural links using nofollow and dofollow links. But Steve has explained what these types of links are:Quote:
Originally Posted by ProSence
Useful information on Dofollow and Nofollow Links :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve Smith
Yes, an organically grown site will have lots of different kinds of links, no follow and do follow links.Quote:
Originally Posted by ProSence
