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difference between do follow and no follow? - orientation - 05-11-2016
hi friends,
what is the difference between do follow and no follow links?
Re: difference between do follow and no follow? - Sinelogix123 - 05-11-2016
No follow:
Don't pass the juice
Consider the link as non trusted
You don't get benefit of the website's high PR.
Do follow:
Passes the juice
Consider the link as trusted
Benefit of website's high PR
Help is link building.
Re: difference between do follow and no follow? - avemfly.vaibhav - 05-13-2016
Dofollow: Dofollow links are the links, which are crawl or indexed
Nofollow links are the links, which are not crawl or indexed.
Re: difference between do follow and no follow? - fayeseom - 05-16-2016
Dofollow Link : Dofollow Link is a hyperlink that is able to tell all search engines to pass along it’s page rank influence to an outbound link.Example,
Dofollow Link= < a href=”http://inproblog.com”>
Nofollow Link : Nofollow Link is exactly the opposite. It is a hyperlink that removes the ability to pass on it’s page rank status to other sites.Example,
Nofollow Link= <a rel=”nofollow” href=”http://xyz.com”>
Re: difference between do follow and no follow? - amanrai - 05-17-2016
Do follow links are those links which are crawled by the search engine bots and it influences the ranking of the site, whereas no follow links are those links which are not crawled by search engine bots and they are useful in increasing the traffic to your site.
Re: difference between do follow and no follow? - RH-Calvin - 05-18-2016
Do follow and no follow are link attributes containing instructions for search engine robots. Do follow links are crawled and indexed in search engines and hence they are used to build backlinks and generate traffic. No follow links are never crawled and indexed in search engines and hence they are only used to build traffic for your website from various external webpages.
Re: difference between do follow and no follow? - livepro - 05-20-2016
Do follow Links: Links that point to another website are called do follow Links. These pass link juice to a page,help to increase its pageRank and raise its profile to the search engines.
No Follow Links: A Link that doesn't "point" to another site(No sign posts). No follow link 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.
Re: difference between do follow and no follow? - randiv - 05-23-2016
RH-Calvin Wrote:Do follow and no follow are link attributes containing instructions for search engine robots. Do follow links are crawled and indexed in search engines and hence they are used to build backlinks and generate traffic. No follow links are never crawled and indexed in search engines and hence they are only used to build traffic for your website from various external webpages.
Thanks, I completely agree with you.
Re: difference between do follow and no follow? - johnhastings - 05-26-2016
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 does not contain Rel="Nofollow" Attribute is dofollow and these are considered to be the most powerful links for any websites.
Re: difference between do follow and no follow? - siva s - 06-03-2016
Dofollow links allow google to follow them and reach our website. Giving us link juice and a backlink. If a webmaster is linking back to you with this link both Search Engine and Humans will be able to follow you.
Example of Dofollow Link:
<a href=”http://www.google.com/”>Google</a>
Nofollow links attributes do not allow search engine bots to follow link.That means if the website owner is linking back to you with nofollow attributes, it does not pass on link juice. Only Humans will be able to follow the links.
Example of Nofollow Link:
<a href=”http://www.google.com/” rel=”nofollow”>Google</a>