Attaching a nofollow attribute to a link
Written on August 17, 2008 – 7:51 pm | by Robert |Attaching a nofollow attribute to a link is your way of telling the search-engine spiders that they should not follow that link or view that link as anything of significance when determining ranking. Although the nofollow attribute was developed to prevent the influencing of search-engine rankings through spamming blogs and guest books, it can also be used to funnel relevance and authority throughout the individual themes of your Web site.
The nofollow attribute can also be used to link to other Web sites that are not directly related to the content of your own Web site. More recently, Google has asked that all paid links be tagged with the nofollow attribute to indicate that the links should not affect ranking influence.


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