Scuttle? Why People use it? ITS NOFOLLOW!

I dont get why people submit sites to scuttle submiters, yes it posts your
link to multiple sites but that link is NOFOLLOW so no link juice at all...

Can anybody explain me some advantages of "scuttling" ??

 

visitors follow well enough i suppose

 

i dont think so its garbage - zero natural traffic there

 

ive gotten alot of repeat visitors because of scuttle submitters.
i have a few sites that i did nothing but setup the autoblog and scuttle submit.

 

I'd like to know this as well

 

How about Scuttle, ScuttlePlus and Pligg??? Are they nofollow=??

 

FYI dont be put off with rel=nofollow - ive tested a few of my own theories out and for what its worth i still submit to sites with rel=nofollow links

everyone to their own

 

Some of them are do follow sites. 12.5%-25%

 

nofollow isn't always a bad thing, just like linking to PR0's isn't always a bad thing either (too many high pr backlinks and google thinks you're buying links).
A lot of my no-follow links get traffic to my site, so regardless of pr juice, I get my traffic which is honestly all i care about most of the time really. Half my domains are throwaways

 

Many of them are '********'...

 

MSN like ******** and yahoo too.

 

Lets sum it up:

Scuttle by default = nofollow
Scuttle Plus by default =?
Pligg by default =?

Who has some information about that?

 

I used one of these 150 scuttle websites and it did create the 150 links.
I have not received one single visitor and I guess they are all no-follow as I have not seen a single backlink

Waste of time imho

 

ok, thanks for the information, but how about scuttle plus and pligg sites? If they are by default ********, I just need a good sitelist and will get backlinks...?

 

Nofollow gives you no juice but it helps you in ranking the SERPS, i have tested this and i am sure that nofolow helps you with your ranking, besides that Google isnt the only search engine around, i get some nice amount of traffic from Yahoo and they don't give a fuck about nofollow.

 

So how about php redirects? do you know how bigG deals with that if your site.com is displayed, its a ******** but also a php redirect...?

 

There are benefits in addition to link juice:

- Getting your blog / site indexed. Nofollow doesn't mean a robot will not follow the link. It just doesn't pass PR.

- Link juice / PR is only a Google thing. They're not the only source of traffic.

- You may get some traffic from the link.

- In my experience, there still seems to be some benefit. I'm not sure Google always follows their nofollow rules.

 

MSN seems to like lots of links Ive found.

 

its bringing some visitors to my cpa site. not much but a few

 

anyone else getting any results with scuttle?