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I am thinking for make few post for an website but how i can ill detect or how can ill know its dofollow or nofollw link?
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How to work nofollow link?
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you can install the extension in the browser which separates the no follow and do follow links
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You can go to the source code and find the "link type"or you can use inspect element of your web browser to check nofollow do-follow links also you can try extensions that are for checking links type on webpages.
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Get FireBug addon that will let you inspect the code and determine whether the link is a nofollow or dofollow one!
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Nice Info.
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finding from the source code is the simple method. if you are using seo profiler then you may identify from that.
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For SEO, nofollow is not much helpful. But you can find through Page source or you can install extensions on your browser named nofollow
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Inspect Element on that code, is the easiest way to check for no-follow link
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You can use extensions on your browsers which is the better and easy option to find nofollow links.
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There are tools to identify the links which are No Follow or Do follow. you can use seoquake which can give you a good result it's free. just need to install your browser
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When you right click in a anchor text and hit check. It will have 2 types.
1. Nofollow: you can see like as <a rel="nofollow href=''..."
2. Dofollow: <a href="..."
1. Nofollow: you can see like as <a rel="nofollow href=''..."
2. Dofollow: <a href="..."
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NoFollow links are believed by majority of SEO experts to be useless. However, there are some that still allow getting backlinks from across NoFollow links for whatever happens, link is a link, that's it.
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Use add on in Firefox and Extension in Chrome. These add on or extension highlights or strike the test where it gets nofollow link.
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For seo do follow link is most useful & no follow link is not as much.
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<a href=http://URL rel=”dofollow”> Etechdiary </a>
<a href=http://URL rel=”external”> Etechdiary </a>
Notice the rel=”dofollow” and rel=”external” in the above code. They define the link, as do follow. Also if you do not use rel attribute the link will be treated as ‘dofollow’. These links are important in terms of SEO as they are tracked by search engines and the value (which is called link juice) of the links also gets transferred.
The part that defines the link as NoFollow is the rel=”nofollow”. If you take that out, your link gets to be DoFollow. There is no actual DoFollow tag. The absence of the NoFollow tag makes the link DoFollow.
<a href=http://URL rel=”external”> Etechdiary </a>
Notice the rel=”dofollow” and rel=”external” in the above code. They define the link, as do follow. Also if you do not use rel attribute the link will be treated as ‘dofollow’. These links are important in terms of SEO as they are tracked by search engines and the value (which is called link juice) of the links also gets transferred.
The part that defines the link as NoFollow is the rel=”nofollow”. If you take that out, your link gets to be DoFollow. There is no actual DoFollow tag. The absence of the NoFollow tag makes the link DoFollow.
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If the link doesn't contain rel="nofollow" attribute it's classified as dofollow automatically!
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