Dofollow is a great way to get backlinks to your website.
Many people abuse this system, and so you need to moderate your blog if you make it dofollw, but making it dofollow may also get you a lot of incoming links from other websites that link to dofollow blogs.
Great advice!
Search engines do not see all web links the same. In fact, it is possible for a web master to request that a search engine NOT follow certain links to keep SEO value from “leaking” from a website. Some websites, blogs, and other web tools may allow you to link as a professional without providing you with search engine credibility
I would be willing to take the chance that people will spam to use Do Follow. There are some good spam zappers out there. If someone comments, the least you could do is link back.
This is the best explanation of the nofollow and dofollow that I have read yet. I have two blogs and was instructed to make them both dofollow. But, I didn’t really understand what I was doing or why. Now I do, thank you.
I have read both opinions in using dofollow and not using it. One theory is that it sucks too much link juice away from your site. But I read two blogs of people who know it works and have seen it raise their PR rank.
I think I will take my chances with the spam and use them. Besides the askimet does a pretty good job of weeding out the spam.
October 7th, 2009 at 11:15 am
Dofollow is a great way to get backlinks to your website.
Many people abuse this system, and so you need to moderate your blog if you make it dofollw, but making it dofollow may also get you a lot of incoming links from other websites that link to dofollow blogs.
October 26th, 2009 at 4:11 pm
Great advice!
Search engines do not see all web links the same. In fact, it is possible for a web master to request that a search engine NOT follow certain links to keep SEO value from “leaking” from a website. Some websites, blogs, and other web tools may allow you to link as a professional without providing you with search engine credibility
December 2nd, 2009 at 5:03 am
I would be willing to take the chance that people will spam to use Do Follow. There are some good spam zappers out there. If someone comments, the least you could do is link back.
December 14th, 2009 at 7:57 pm
This is the best explanation of the nofollow and dofollow that I have read yet. I have two blogs and was instructed to make them both dofollow. But, I didn’t really understand what I was doing or why. Now I do, thank you.
I have read both opinions in using dofollow and not using it. One theory is that it sucks too much link juice away from your site. But I read two blogs of people who know it works and have seen it raise their PR rank.
I think I will take my chances with the spam and use them. Besides the askimet does a pretty good job of weeding out the spam.