protect your blog from panda effect by adding nofollow tag to comment links

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Google Panda effect is the name most of you might heard. It is a strict Google new algorithm that looks for content farms and link farms and completely stops indexing the publisher. Have you ever wondered how you can automatically add the rel="nofollow" attribute to all the links embedded in the comments users post on your blogger Blog? It is quite simple really, but unintuitive to find if you don't know where to look. Make sure that spammy links do not have a reason to infiltrate your comments, especially if you have anonymous users posting comments. The rel tag is about the only tag found in the anchor search engine robots listen to. Using the rel tag therefore makes sure the value of those links in search engine ranking is relatively null. Most of blog posts are either duplicate copies or infringed material. This year Google penalized many such sites along with some reputed blogs. So add no follow tag to your blog comments links to  Protect Your blog from Google Panda effect.

 

Recommended..!!

1. Nofollow tag for labels links
2. Add nofollow tag to your download links

 

Add Nofollow Tag To Comments Links

If spammers are spamming in blog comments to get better SEO and anchored links for their sites, NoFollow would render such spam useless. Problem is, spammers still spam. avoid spammers who just comment in order to steal your PageRank.

 

1. Add It To Author Links

1. Go to your blogger dasboard>>template>>edit html

2. find the follow piece of code.

 

3. and replace with below code.

 

2. Add it to comment spammy links

1. Go to your blogger dasboard>>template>>edit html

2. Next Search for this.

 

3. and replace with this code.

 

Click on save and you are done..!!!

Note:- You can confirm the nofollow tag by viewing your blog source code in browser. and search comments. We also use nofollow tag to our blog comments links.

Please let me know if you needed any further assistance by posting comment.

What does Google think about paid links?

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Guest Post - Our host is Maria Smith (Marketing Director) who takes a look at What Does Googe Think About Paid Links. See How To Become a guest author.

Debating about whether purchasing links, reviews, considerations, etc. is ethical or not is something we'll leave up the individual. Search engines would prefer that all links are natural, but the fact of the matter is that a substantial number of the links on the internet have been paid for in one way or another. Be sure to check out Google's official policy on paid links.

 

It's not a secret that paid links as SEO technique doesn't meet Google requirements, moreover, unnatural link building violates the Webmaster Guidelines. Google keep fighting against paid links.If formerly amount of quality paid links was main factor for ranking, currently such criteria as engagement with users and content shared in social media are taking into account as well. Successful webmaster should understand not just SEO concepts but marketing techniques also. Matt Cutts suggests that webmasters forget about SEO and create quality and useful sites for users. Nevertheless link trade stayed lucrative business niche. First of all, quality backlinks are still significant criteria for page rank. The point is that not every paid link is considered to be unnatural and harms the site. See Matt Cutts Answers Below in Video.

 

 

1) Quality backlinks on trusted resource within the industry.

Let's see. First of all, the link should be relevant, for instance, if you supply casino apps, don't place it at website about animals. Second is authority. Such factors as domain authority and page authority are essential, but the most important thing is that host website should be trusted, get traffic and not look like link directory. Thus, traffic will bring clicks, besides, quality sites don't offer a lot of place for links. So it gives competitive advantage and good relation of Google.

 

2) Sponsorship backlinks.

If the company is a sponsor, it places their links on sponsored site. This type of links is considered by Google as if a sponsor had a right to require a link. Another area for paid links is social media. First, as it was mentioned above Google likes social references. Content shared in social media increases position in SERP and attracts traffic. Consequently, paid likes, followers, and fans are in demand. Social media development drove increasing amount of networks that unit advertisers and account owners. Besides, social media provided with work software developers that create software for likes generation and so on. To sum up, in view of recent events Google requires backlinks to be corresponded with high standards in order to pass page rank and content to be "social" to improve SERP position.

 

Author - My name is Maria Smith. I am Work as a Marketing Director at Gamblink Link Ads.

what is External Links and how are they effect on pagerank

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An external link is a hyperlink that points to another website on the internet, normally on another domain from the current website. Your linking tactic should include what types of sites you will and will not link to as well as how many external links there should be on any given page. External links are important to web pages because they provide additional information and give your audience a scope of resources to follow. External links on your site become backlinks for the sites you link to. And many sites are more likely to link to you if you link to them first. In this article we will Tech you briefly What links you need to nofollow and which links you must do follow.

 

Which of External Links Effect Your Page Ranking 

Many web Developer are hesitant to use them because they feel that they will harm their site in some way.

• Customers will leave the site and never come back.
• According to Google, you should not link to bad neighborhoods. They are bad websites that Google doesn’t like them. For example link scheme, FFA or free for all, spam, scam and … websites. Linking to such websites will hurt your website ranking and PageRank.
• You should not link to off-topic websites. If your website is about “Blogging”, you should link to Blogging related websites or blogs not health, beauty and weight loss websites. Linking to off-topic websites will hurt your website ranking and PageRank.
• You should not link to the websites that are known as the bad or suspected websites by SiteAdvisor.
• I shouldn't link to sites with lower PageRank than my site.

When a website or blog links to your website or blog, search engines interpret that as a real-life vote of confidence that your website can provide some sort of expertise or further explanation of a topic being discussed on the your blog or a website. Search engine algorithms attempt to ‘read’ human behavior when they decide where a page surfaces in the search engine results page.  So naturally, they are going to favor what someone else says about you over what you say about yourself on your own site. Hence, external inbound links into your site are going to carry far more SEO weight than the internal links you provide on your page.  But every SEO link strategy needs to incorporate both.

 

This is true that the websites that have more related information for your visitors are all your competitors but  you should provide your visitors with links to the other resources. This will make your website helpful and supportive for users. Websites of the same niche are like the members of a union. They should know each other as the co-workers not competitors. They are a group of people who have common interests, skills and abilities. So they can help each other.

 

Is using the rel=”nofollow” attribute good?

The rel=”nofollow” attribute prevents the search engines spiders to follow a link to the target page or website. If you add the rel=”nofollow” to a hyperlink, it will not have any link popularity credit and value for the link target page. Google created this attribute to prevent spamming in public places like weblogs that people can add links by themselves. This is a good way to prevent spamming but you should not use this attribute in the external links that you add by yourself.

 

Did You Know Why?

Linking to on-topic websites or blog will not only provide more useful information and resources to users but will improve your website PageRank. Your website users will have no idea about the rel=”nofollow” attribute you add in the external links because it doesn’t make any changes in the links functions and appearance. But in fact, when you have the rel=”nofollow” attribute in a link, search engines can not see it and so they can not know that you have linked to an on-topic website. So you should use the rel=”nofollow” attribute in the pages that users can add their links by themselves.

 

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Nofollow Tag For Comment Links

Nofollow Tag For Label Links

Add Nofollow To Your Download Links and Demo Links.

 

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