Thank you very much Bingkee and Lea for commenting on my posts regarding Sponsored Posts and Page Ranks. With that, it had brought new light on how I could somehow take charge of my Page Rank by controlling “Link Juice” with the help of “No-Follow Tags.”
I’m reading a lot about ‘no-follow’ tags lately, I wonder what it really does and how can it help to save ‘link-juices.’ It was announced by Google early 2005, and this was used to tell search engines or spiders to not follow a link – or more like do not score this link. The link still exist but no link-juices are transferred. Well according to what I’ve read, it’s not transferring the link-juice per se but there’s a computation that diminishes your page rank when you link to other pages. No-follow tags can be added to links you do not wish to be scored. Just add rel=”nofollow” to the link code.
Example: <a href=”http://yourdomain.com” rel=”nofollow”>Link</a>
Adding no-follow tags to all your links seems a lot of work. Thankfully I found this plug-in called Meta Robots, which will help us easily tag no-follow to links we do not wish to follow. I already installed it in my blog and this is how I had set it.
Kindly correct me If I had done something wrong. But so far I think it’s working just fine.
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