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Nofollow May Be a Rank Solution
23 January 2005 
Nofollow May Be a Rank Solution
2071 Also posted to: cyberSaps, serviceBF . At: 12:13:19 PM . .
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Rogers Cadenhead: "The most far-reaching impact could be from publishers who adopt nofollow
on external links to boost the effect of their internal links, taking a
bajillion rank suggestions right out of Google's algorithm."
Actually, I don't really care about Google. But I do care that when reading many of the nationals or internationals like The Guardian or The Register that they articles they speak of are not linked to.
Actually, I don't really care about Google. But I do care that when reading many of the nationals or internationals like The Guardian or The Register that they articles they speak of are not linked to.
Usually, I have to do a search in Google to find the articles that they
should be directly linking to. These professional newspapers don't link
because the don't want to send traffic off their
site. Though I never considered that they were more Machiavellian and
they didn't want to lower their Google Juice—perhaps that is another
reason they don't link.
Perhaps now with the advent of rel=noFollow these newspapers WILL link. I doubt it. I think the "less off site linking as possible" rule will still apply. No, it'll still be blogs who trade links freely.
Perhaps now with the advent of rel=noFollow these newspapers WILL link. I doubt it. I think the "less off site linking as possible" rule will still apply. No, it'll still be blogs who trade links freely.
2071 Also posted to: cyberSaps
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