Beverly
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No follow links are helpful when placing links to an affiliate or advertiser site as they don't pass link juice to the other site. And, they can be very helpful when placed on pages leading to payment pages, login pages and membership areas to protect confidential information. But there is some indication that Google follows ALL links regardless but those pages are just not published on Google's search engines. With that in mind, should we still use no follow links? Are they even relevant?
Google does not follow Dofollow liks.........
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They say they don't but I've seen them crawl through a nofollow link before. I'm sure they store this data and the nofollow tag just diminishes the link value.
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Google does not follow Dofollow liks.........
They say they don't but I've seen them crawl through a nofollow link before. I'm sure they store this data and the nofollow tag just diminishes the link value.
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What? Does not follow the DoFollow link? I think you got your SEO wrong.
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Possibly he meant they don't crawl no-follow links. But not even sure as some people say they do. Not sure if the pages being linked to, using no follow links receive any pr but Google likely crawls them or even counts those pages for purposes of backlinks.
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No follow links are helpful when placing links to an affiliate or advertiser site as they don't pass link juice to the other site. And, they can be very helpful when placed on pages leading to payment pages, login pages and membership areas to protect confidential information. But there is some indication that Google follows ALL links regardless but those pages are just not published on Google's search engines. With that in mind, should we still use no follow links? Are they even relevant?
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Google follows both no-follow and do-follow links.
But Google gives the first priority to Do-follow links.
In general, we don't follow them. This means that Google does not transfer PageRank or anchor text across these links. Essentially, using nofollow causes us to drop the target links from our overall graph of the web.[quote]Google follows both no-follow and do-follow links. But Google gives the first priority to Do-follow links.[/quote] You are wrong. Google DOESN'T follow them. Read more: [url]http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=96569[/url] [QUOTE]In general, we don't follow them. This means that Google does not transfer PageRank or anchor text across these links. Essentially, using nofollow causes us to drop the target links from our overall graph of the web.[/QUOTE]
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You are wrong. Google DOESN'T follow them. Read more:
http://support.google.com/webmaste...amp;answer=96569
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So they don't index the page being linked to. But do they count that link as a backlink? We're all assuming they ignore the link. But it's possible, Google sees the links and counts them but just doesn't follow the link onto the next page.
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Any link point to your site is a backlink. That's a fact.
But Google Backlink is a different thing as it only count dofollow links.
Maybe a few nofollow depending on the quality of that site, as I have seen some nofollow sites when I checked my backlink a few months ago.
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No follow links are helpful when placing links to an affiliate or advertiser site as they don't pass link juice to the other site. And, they can be very helpful when placed on pages leading to payment pages, login pages and membership areas to protect confidential information. But there is some indication that Google follows ALL links regardless but those pages are just not published on Google's search engines. With that in mind, should we still use no follow links? Are they even relevant?
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So the search engine spider sees the no follow link, it's not invisible? And, for that reason it's counted as a backlink. Thanks for the clarification. :)
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So the search engine spider sees the no follow link, it's not invisible? And, for that reason it's counted as a backlink. Thanks for the clarification.
[quote]So the search engine spider sees the no follow link, it's not invisible? And, for that reason it's counted as a backlink. Thanks for the clarification. :)[/quote]
Any time Beverly, Happy to help because forum and its members are ultimately to help each other to solve their doubts and queries and help each other right?:)
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Google does index both the no-follow and the do-follow links but does not pass link juice to the nofollow links, no-follow tag does not allow the spider to visit the linked pages but it is assessed as a backlink, though giving less value but yes No-follow links are valuable too, while do-follow links are indexed as well as bot can freely travel and parse those links and visit the pages they are linked to, so it allows spreading of link juice so, do-follow links are more valuable than No-follow, but then it can not be said that No-follow links do not have value while giving PR.
let us take an example that can be lively.
A man goes into the showroom where he sees a diamond ring through a sheet of transparent glass, and he can have a look at it just from the other side of the glass he can not parse that glass and touch it because the glass is in the middle - similarly, Google indexes the nofollow links, but bots are not allowed to parse through them to visit what is the anchor text linked to.
While the similar man goes into some other exhibition, where they have kept the similar ring for display and he is allowed to touch it and have a good look at it, this is better explanation for dofollow - the spiders index the link as well as parse through the followed links to see the content linked to it.
I hope this may get the confusion clear guys.
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Once know the precise meaning of those terms, do not fluctuate ideas for fucking struggle.
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Google does not give the privilege to nofollow links in comparison of dofollow links. No follow links only helps to increase website traffic or nothing.
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To get this complex thing explained in simple words i say "we all are from different regions of the earth but we dont eat or drink one thing all of the time", Every thing goes by some matrix/numbers/equation if we are talking about technology, people think that google is only runing 2 or 3 algorithms to check the authority of website and then rank the site on the analysis of those algos, Matt Cutts Said "You have no idea what kind of tools google use" if you focus on "tools" it clearly indicates there are alot of tools they use in google to analyze a website, and as per my first simple explanation even if you told the google crawler "no follow" before your link then why your links end up getting crawled by simple backlink checker sites and then listed on those site etc Backlinkwatch, So if small site of backlink checker can list your "No Follow Backlinks" in their index what you think about google then ? wont it be using that no follow links let us say some X site has 2000 do follow and 500 no follow, there is a disturbance in that equation isn't it? So solving the equation you need to know understand other different terms to be applied to your solution, hope this helps :)
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So, you say nofollow links are useless? You need diversity.
Wouldn't it raise a red flag on Google if your links are all dofollow? Having a good mix is also a good thing. Besides, traffic is still traffic.
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