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Dofollow Blogs

by Josh 135
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How does using dofollow blogs optimize the search engines? Are nofollow blogs useless?
#blogs #dofollow
  • Profile picture of the author KLaAz0r
    no, google the differences between them but thinking no follow is not worth it is stupid to think : )
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  • Profile picture of the author cyoung75
    I am sure people debate this all the time.

    Dofollow is important however just because a nofollow blog is 'nofollow' it doesn't mean that tons of people don't read it. If people then go to your blog they may run a pingback and your post can go viral.

    If you look in yahoo site explorer you will probably find nofollow links and that seems to be what most people use when analysing their competition.
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  • Profile picture of the author jonnyhardbaked
    Forget the concept that nofollow are useless. Using too much dofollow will cause your site to suspicious in the eyes of search engines specially Google.
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  • Profile picture of the author App Developers
    Yes, they say to build both nofollow and dofollow links. And it depends on your goal. everyone has their own theory about how much of each to build. You have to test it out and build your own theories. There isn't any clear cut and dry answers here.
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    • Profile picture of the author MrJupiter
      Originally Posted by App Developers View Post

      Yes, they say to build both nofollow and dofollow links. And it depends on your goal. everyone has their own theory about how much of each to build. You have to test it out and build your own theories. There isn't any clear cut and dry answers here.
      I totally agree. You have to test. That's one of the staples of quality marketing. Much else is just luck.

      Another thing to keep in mind, if you're building them yourself, is to make sure they're actually good comments. You can tell when a comment is fake/spammy. So can the person whose blog you're posting on.

      All the best.
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  • Profile picture of the author cheesee
    do follow and no follow BOTH optimize your site for the search engines, and count as backlinks. However, do follow links give you "link juice" to help improve your PR, no follow doesn't. Thats the only difference.
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    • Profile picture of the author sojibrahman
      Originally Posted by cheesee View Post

      do follow and no follow BOTH optimize your site for the search engines, and count as backlinks. However, do follow links give you "link juice" to help improve your PR, no follow doesn't. Thats the only difference.
      yes i also agree with you
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  • Profile picture of the author retsek
    No Follow DOES help in rankings. I ranked a site with relevant no follow links alone.
    Do Follow links do them and they also pass PR. Thats the only difference.
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