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Do-follow Vs No-Follow Vs Number???

by quickcashstrategy Banned
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hey! I spy my own site and I've found some strange different.
first alexa says that my site has only 25 "Sites Linking In" I think alexa speaks about backlinks, but I'm working in my site 1 years and I've found I have +300 links back to my sites especially using media networks.
the questions is which is better for google: the number of link back to your site or number of "do-follow" link back to your website?
#dofollow #nofollow #number
  • Profile picture of the author paulgl
    The answer is the number of high quality, high PR backlinks that
    at non "nofollow."

    But you can't force google to "follow" anything. So saying
    "dofollow" is a little silly. One of my pet peaves.

    Stop concentrating on the backlink mania and think about the
    content and visitor experience of your site. Spend another year
    doing that and there ya go!

    Paul
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    • Profile picture of the author RuiGomes
      The best is to have a High-Number of QUALITY do-follow backlinks.

      But you should not ignore the no-follow backlinks, since they can provide you good traffic and some "indexing power".
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  • Profile picture of the author bigcat1967
    NF attributes don't do anything. It's been proven that google follows the links anyway and they show up in the google webmaster backlinks.
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    • Profile picture of the author janie70
      a link is a link is a link
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      • Profile picture of the author backspace9
        Originally Posted by janie70 View Post

        a link is a link is a link
        I second that, don't turn down some semi decent links due to low PR. I have seen many people get too caught up in the PR game.
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