Not Follow Link Building service Bahawalpur

 Not Follow Link Building service Bahawalpur 2022

What Is a No follow Link?

To the average website user, do follow and no follow links look exactly the same? However, no follow links include a small piece of code, called an attribute, that lets search engine bots know not to follow the link. It looks like this: rel=“no follow”.

According to Google, no follow links don’t pass any PageRank to the website being linked. This means that no follow links pointing at your website do not directly affect your site’s position in search engine results pages. This date’s way back to 2005, when well-known Google’s introduced the no follow option to tackle comment spam. No follow links prevent black hat SEO practitioners from profiting off of links planted in the comments sections of high-authority sites.

Links from the following types of content are usually no follow links:

• Blog comments
• Social media
• Forums
• Press releases
• Sponsored content
• Widgets

What Are Nofollow Links? 

Google introduced the rel="nofollow" option in 2005 for bloggers that were struggling with people using comment spam to try and build links in the hope of ranking for specific keywords, like “wedding invitations.” Since that time, Google has suggested using the attribute paid links (a practice that can get you penalized by Google). 

The nofollow attribute tells search engines not to follow the outbound link that is being tagged—which is essentially saying that the website does not endorse the link.

What a Follow and Nofollow Link Looks Like

Nofollow is used in the HTML of your source code. Many CMSs provide a nofollow option when creating links, but if you have to code them by hand, we have some examples for you.

Natural vs. Unnatural Inbound and Outbound Links

Google evaluates the links coming into every website, to determine if the links appear natural—meaning a normal link profile with links from relevant websites that include follow and nofollow links, and what appears to be a normal amount of links. For anything unnatural, a nofollow tag should be used.