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difference between dofollow and nofollow in seo
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Hello friends
difference between dofollow and nofollow in seo
thanks & regards
sam davies
Dofollow links: It's for crawler that it should get read and index the link. It is RECOMMENDED for SEO and it's good to create back-links in those website which offers dofollow links.
Nofollow links: It means crawler should not follow, read and index the link. It is not recommended for SEO but it only can generate traffic to the website.
thank nice informationQuote:
Originally Posted by sadianisar
No-follow links attributes do not allow search engine bots to follow link
Do-follow links allow google (all search engines) to follow them and reach our website
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Nofollow
Link which contain Rel=”nofollow” HTML attribute is nofollow the attribute simply assist search engines to know more about the link. Whenever you found a little piece of code in your link i.e. Rel=”nofollow” it mean that the link is nofollow and these types of links does not impact the authority nor help you out to Improve Seo ranking or visibility of your website.
Dofollow
It is a type of link which has a potential to improve the ranking and the credibility of your website in Google. By default every link is dofollow, link which does not contain Rel=”Nofollow” Attribute is dofollow and these are considered to be the most powerful links for any websites.
Good Break down man, Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taylor Minaj
Nofollow links : Nofollow is an HTML attribute value used to instruct search engines bots that a hyperlink should not influence the link target’s ranking in the search engine’s index.
Dofollow links : Dofollow links allow google (all search engines) to follow them and reach our website. Giving us link juice and a backlink.
In order to understand the difference between do follow vs no follow links, we need to look at how the search engines work. Search engines, like Google, are always looking for clues on which pages are the best to feature at the top of their search result pages (SERPs). One of the things that they look at is the number of links from other sites that “point” to that page.
A no follow link is a link that doesn’t “point” to another site (no signposts). I think this is where people get confused, as people can still click onto a no follow link and get sent to another site, but in the eyes of the search engines they don’t “point” to anything.
No follow links don’t pass any link juice, they don’t help increase PageRank and doesn’t help the site/page it’s pointing to rank any higher.
These pass link juice to a page, help to increase its PageRank and raise its profile to the search engines.