How to find out if blog uses nofollow?

[futurepocket]

So, is there a way we can find out whether the comments on certain blogs are dofollow or nofollow?

[kaimunro]

I use a firefox addon called searchstatus to check whether a blog is a do follow or not.

[John Williamson]

The SEO for Firefox toolbar has a button you can click that quickly checks for you.

[futurepocket]

I installed the SEO toolbar, now how do I check for dofollow or nofollow?

[guzpra]

Originally Posted by futurepocket

I installed the SEO toolbar, now how do I check for dofollow or nofollow?

click the Seoquake image below mozilla back button,
choose 'Strike through "nofollow" and "noindex"'

[sunithaseo]

certainly, you could find a toolbar in firefox as well as chrome. for chrome if the link shows a pink colored tag then its nofollow if not then its dofollow.

[donclayton]

SearchStatus, a Firefox plugin can also be used to check don follow and no follow sites.

[innpacked]

Hey you can use Mozilla's plug in otherwise you can check through manually bu check source cod of particular blog site.

[windso0]

The easiest, and quickest way to check do-follow, is by using either the Firefox, or Flock browser and the SEO for Firefox extension.

[gtk29]

The Firefox add-on NoDoFollow can do this for you.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir...on/nodofollow/

[Targeted Traffic]

Yep...a handy way of seeing which blogs are "do follow" or "no follow" using a Firefox Web browser add-on.

Matt Cutts posted about this capability, which also dates back to 2005. However, it still works well and can be extremely eye-opening as to what links are "do follow" or "no follow."

[omurphy22]

Look in the page source (ctrl + u), and check to see if the <a href...> tags have rel="nofollow" in them.

Also, plenty of plugins (like SEO for Firefox) make it easy to check as well.

[enni]

According to me Firefox nodofollow add ons are the best to find out that if the blog uses no follow.

[hooda]

install firebug tool, through it you can know link is no fallow or do fallow.

[londoncoffee]

I believe that Google now doesn't give a toss for backlinking and is attempting to bring genuine content to the top of list using its intelligent panda algorithms. They're onto spamming and link farms and i believe the best you can do is simply learn to write amazing content and be patient. Yes, still bookmark but i think your unique content will win the day. Also avoid adsense stuffing as google will sniff it out and slap you down the PR list.
Good luck!

[eurekapsycrille]

Yes, you can use firefox add-on searchstatus. It will highlight the no-follow links on every web pages that you are viewing. You just have to set it in the option.

[ballparkbob]

Search for no do follow plugin for Firefox and you'll get an easy to use tool.

[lovemanchester]

Hi,

I have tried several tools to do this and the simplest and easiest to use is the NoDoFollow add-on for firefox.

Install the NoDoFollow (free) add-on then right click anywhere in your browser window and select NoDoFollow, all the do follow links on the page will now be highlighted in blue and all the no follow links will be highlighted in red.

[Aysha]

There are many plugins for firefox and chrome that will do your job.

[leorocking25]

I think Firefox will be the best option of checking do follow or no follow.

[Royalking]

Install firefox plugin for nofollow and right click your mouse and tick the option "Nofollow" to highlight links and nofollow links will be highlighted in pink color where dofollow links are highlighted in blue.

Hope this helps.

There are extensions for chrome browsers also.

[JPRoss]

I use the firefox plugin: nodofollow

[NXmarketeer]

simplest method with no plugins...

right click the link
click "inspect element"
the link will look something like this (dofollow):

<a href="http://domain.com" target="_blank">Anchor text</a>

if its like this:

<a href="http://domain.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Anchor text</a>

thens its nofollow link.

[JSProjects]

There are plenty of add-ons that will do this. But if you're going to get heavy into commenting you REALLY should pick up a tool like Scrapebox. (Not just for the fast poster, either. But analyzing and sorting through quality blogs.)