Does a wikipedia page works same than a Facebook page in term of juice

Lol, you're full of it.

YOU ARE NOT RANKING A PAGE BECAUSE OF WIKIPEDIA NOFOLLOW LINKS!

OK. Since I've been jacking around with this piece of content all day and getting jack squat done I'll explain this to you. (Going to have to actually thank Brad Callen today, Iwriter has been producing some decent stuff today for me.)

You're saying organic traffic.

I'm saying referral traffic.

Is utilizing nofollow links to generate referral traffic bad? No of course not, I do it all the time, especially on certain question and answer websites.

Does this directly improve my rankings? No.

Some people think of SEO is really complex, they think the traffic coming to their site improves their rank, which it doesn't. Does people coming to your site improve your brand exposure? Yes it does. Can that lead to things like, people searching for your brand or your site and then clicking the results in Google, which increases the CTR on your positions, in turn improve your rank? Yes in theory it can. Maybe these people will share your site and then somebody will see the link, go to your site and then blog about your site in their blog, yes sure, maybe once in awhile.

But what is this called? Is this SEO? No, it's not. It's marketing.

The vast majority of professionals would not consider it to be "SEO."

Some people have ranked sites doing ZERO SEO... They didn't sit there and tweak their pages, or build links, they just marketed the site. People that operate sites found out about it one way or another and thought "Hey I should link to that!"

I've said this before on these forums, I highly recommend Facebook marketing for new sites. I can make an account, join a group, drop my link, and get traffic to my site in 5 minutes. If you register a new domain and try to rely on Google traffic, you're going to go look at your webstats and want to rip your penis off. Especially for the first month.

We are in the SEO section of the forum, you did not specify what kind of "value" you are talking about, so does a nofollow link provide value? As with everything else, it really depends on the link.

If I'm answering questions about a product, that I think a person is interested in purchasing, and I have the ability to link to my site, where they can buy it, absolutely. It's tedious and the sites I do it on probably hate me, but it's basically free money once the site is setup.

If you provide the URL you mentioned, I'm sure Ahrefs will report followed links to it, maybe you don't know about them, but that's probably the #1 reason you're ranking where you are, that and maybe the content is good.

And I'll give you the report if you like.