My Hack to remove rel="nofollow" on bravesites.com

[pressrelease]

good one going to try this out.

 

[dannyhw]

The people at SearchEngineLand did some testing with indexing dynamic content and everything was successful except changing that rel tag. Of course they did it in the opposite direction and have a (probably 100% wrong) opinion that it's because it happens after the page load. If this was true Angular apps wouldn't be crawled and apparently they are(awesome). I suspect they do this just so we can't fuck with it, but it's gotta be tested.

http://searchengineland.com/tested-googlebot-crawls-javascript-heres-learned-220157

 

[revproxy]

The people at SearchEngineLand did some testing with indexing dynamic content and everything was successful except changing that rel tag. Of course they did it in the opposite direction and have a (probably 100% wrong) opinion that it's because it happens after the page load. If this was true Angular apps wouldn't be crawled and apparently they are(awesome). I suspect they do this just so we can't fuck with it, but it's gotta be tested.

http://searchengineland.com/tested-googlebot-crawls-javascript-heres-learned-220157

interesting... thnx for share

 

[blackcatburgular]

Cool trick! can this be used on any other sites?

 

[fireboy25]

nice hack, worked for me,
Thanks Duke.

 

[Takoona]

Thanks for the tip. Bit off topic, but can someone please tell me if the free version of bravesites gets indexed into Google. Got a blog there that's not indexed and its been quite a while now.