The Hidden Power of Nofollow Links

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  Katie Manning

  on 11/11/2016

  Think about it - everyone is now using nofollow links to keep their precious rank juice ... Google knows this and I imagine will soon change their algo , or already have done , to remove this short sighted spam solution.
  
  Build your no-follow links , in a short amount of time they will probably have no distinguishable characteristics in the eyes of Google.to that of dofollows.
  
  Katie
  

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  <p><strong>Think about it - everyone is now using nofollow links to keep their precious rank juice ... Google knows this and I imagine will soon change their algo , or already have done , to remove this short sighted spam solution.</strong><br /><br />Build your no-follow links , in a short amount of time they will probably have no distinguishable characteristics in the eyes of Google.to that of dofollows. <br /><br /><strong>Katie</strong><br /></p> <p><em>[Promotional link removed by editor.]</em></p>

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  Katie Manning

  on 11/4/2016

  On a directory like PureLocal, I have nofollow to ALL external sites EXCEPT for Google brands and a few trusted URL's - Google telling us that pointing to "bad" sites . or too many "good" ones will either have us penalised or bleeding pagerank , the system is flawed no?

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  <p>On a directory like PureLoca<strong>l</strong>, I have nofollow to ALL external sites EXCEPT for Google brands and a few trusted URL's - Google telling us that pointing to "bad" sites . or too many "good" ones will either have us penalised or bleeding pagerank ,<em><strong> the system is flawed no?</strong></em></p> <p><em>[Link removed by editor.]</em></p>

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  Katie Manning

  on 10/19/2016

  We run a directory with about 110,000 listings , most of whom link to their website and many link to 5+ social profiles. Upon giving this more thought we are considering applying nofollow to all external links EXCEPT for Google/YouTube etc. Placing a nofollow to Google's pages seems to be counter intuitive and potentially subject to penalty if Google sees another site is not endorsing it at all and essentially stating , by use of mass nofollow , that the PureLocal website considers Google not trustworthy...ditto for Youtube...can someone please shed some light...?
  

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  <p>We run a directory with about 110,000 listings , most of whom link to their website and many link to 5+ social profiles. Upon giving this more thought we are considering applying nofollow to all external links EXCEPT for Google/YouTube etc. Placing a nofollow to Google's pages seems to be counter intuitive and potentially subject to penalty if Google sees another site is not endorsing it at all and essentially stating , by use of mass nofollow , that the PureLocal website considers Google not trustworthy...ditto for Youtube...can someone please shed some light...?<br /></p> <p>[link removed by editor]</p>

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