90% No Follow Backlinks?

TheN20

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Hello everyone!

About 2 weeks ago I started my seo campaign and now I have about 1,7k backlinks which is nice but only 62 of them are Do Follow links,
Which means that over 90% of the links are No Follow.
But still i'm ranking pretty good on google.

So what do you guys think about this?
Am I in danger to get penalized by google?

btw i'm doing black hat seo.
 
it really depends what the links are, but you won't be penalized just just on your do follow/no follow distribution.
 
Did I read this correctly: you started your SEO campaign 2 weeks ago and you now have 1.6K backlinks! Did you create all of these in "2 weeks" and what tool did you use? :)

My friend, that certainly is not a good thing. On the other hand, you are very lucky that they are mostly no follow. In reality, that means you built about only 62 links in 2 weeks. Go easy on the link building mate. A few links a day is fine. Not hundreds and thousands! That's begging for a penalty. But the above poster is right. There is no percentage distribution of follow no-follow.
 
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You should be fine. Google has been forcing no-follow links on a lot of social type sites lately, which if you think about it is where most of the sharing is actually going to happen. If your ratio was 90% follow links, that would be more dangerous.
 
Thanks for replies guys.
Yeah 2 weeks and 1,7k backlinks now but I'm not doing this by myself.
And they are not spam, but high quality links.

So I dont understand why so many of them are nofollow..
 
The do-follow and no-follow debates never ends. But I believe that no matter what if the domain has got some good authority, the backlinks would be worth it. For example, lets take Wikipedia. Any link mentioned on Wikipedia is no-follow as well but some people would kill to get a backlink there. That's how it works.
 
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