Nofollow Links

ninatsa

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what's your experience about nofollow links? to my mind, nofollow links from authority websites are valued by Google.
 
yes if you do 100% of do follow links it will be red flag by google
 
So,
NoFollow -> Non Profit
Follow -> Plus weight for Link
Am I right?
 
So,
NoFollow -> Non Profit
Follow -> Plus weight for Link
Am I right?

As far as I know it was the tactic in early years of SEO, now nofollow links have value too.
 
do follow is much important than nofollow. And it's important to get both ******** & nofollow links. But you must make sure ******** is grater than the nofollow. I try to keep 2-3% nofollow links. Better to lower the percentages more often
 
No follow links have good value in terms of providing diversity. Nofollow links from high authority sites can even bring ranking improvements.
 
As far as I know it was the tactic in early years of SEO, now nofollow links have value too.
Hmm, are you sure ? cuz i have several domains with more than 5k and 500k backlinks with relevant domains and anchor links but all of them are NoFollow - No any google traffic
 
No follow links can only help you to drive traffic for your website. But this will not help you to increase your keywords ranking.
 
From an SEO perspective, nofollow backlinks are not really helpful in boosting search ranking of your website. However, you can always get quality referral traffic if you get nofollow links from highly relevant websites.
 
Nofollow links are intended to reduce the effectiveness of certain types of search engine spam, thereby improving the quality of search engine results and preventing spamdexing from occurring in the first place.

Recently Google has said that they will still count the nofollow link as an outgoing link in terms of the distribution of page rank from your page. Though again it also depends on where that nofollow link is placed. Placing a nofollow link at the bottom of the page has the least impact, and when placed at the top of the page, it carries some impact.

The necessity of the nofollow tag highlights the crooked and spammy mentality commonly associated with SEO.
 
Many top tier outlets have switched to No-follow recently but they are still as valuable as before. I don't see any changes other than the pricing dip but that's acceptable.

Go for it if you are getting at a good price.
 
It is very simple to understand Nofollow links not pass the authority link juice from blogs and ******** links passes the link juice from blogs.
 
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