Comments on: From Nofollow to Dofollow http://www.marketappeal.com/blog/from-nofollow-to-dofollow/ London SEO Services Sat, 28 Aug 2010 17:15:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: vardis http://www.marketappeal.com/blog/from-nofollow-to-dofollow/#comment-75 vardis Mon, 13 Apr 2009 16:18:57 +0000 http://marketappeal.eu/blog/?p=286#comment-75 Good on you, Anthony. In my mind, all software should be dofollow by default. Not the other way around. Share the google love! Good on you, Anthony. In my mind, all software should be dofollow by default. Not the other way around. Share the google love!

]]> By: Anthony http://www.marketappeal.com/blog/from-nofollow-to-dofollow/#comment-74 Anthony Sat, 21 Mar 2009 04:26:16 +0000 http://marketappeal.eu/blog/?p=286#comment-74 I agree up to a point, although newer, smaller companies are always going to have fewer links and lower rankings due to limited time and resources, even if their content is just as authoritative. Also, it's been a while since I heard anybody mention Alexa in the same breath as SEO. ;-) I agree up to a point, although newer, smaller companies are always going to have fewer links and lower rankings due to limited time and resources, even if their content is just as authoritative. Also, it’s been a while since I heard anybody mention Alexa in the same breath as SEO. ;-)

]]> By: annarogers http://www.marketappeal.com/blog/from-nofollow-to-dofollow/#comment-73 annarogers Fri, 20 Mar 2009 13:17:10 +0000 http://marketappeal.eu/blog/?p=286#comment-73 Good content. Just wanted to add some points here that may be helpful for those looking out for professional SEO services. There are tons of SEO companies offering different SEO packages and solutions at highly competitive rates. However, when looking our for these services, its important to not only look at the affordability factor but also what is unique about their SEO service and what differentiates them from other companies. While choosing an SEO company its equally important to analyze the SEO company's website in terms of their Rankings, Yahoo links, Google index, Alexa ranking and similar such factors which indicates the company's expertise in the field of SEO. So make sure you are doing enough research and smart work before investing your advertising spend. Good content. Just wanted to add some points here that may be helpful for those looking out for professional SEO services. There are tons of SEO companies offering different SEO packages and solutions at highly competitive rates. However, when looking our for these services, its important to not only look at the affordability factor but also what is unique about their SEO service and what differentiates them from other companies.

While choosing an SEO company its equally important to analyze the SEO company’s website in terms of their Rankings, Yahoo links, Google index, Alexa ranking and similar such factors which indicates the company’s expertise in the field of SEO. So make sure you are doing enough research and smart work before investing your advertising spend.

]]> By: Anthony http://www.marketappeal.com/blog/from-nofollow-to-dofollow/#comment-72 Anthony Mon, 09 Feb 2009 01:03:38 +0000 http://marketappeal.eu/blog/?p=286#comment-72 Spam wasn't such an issue when we started out, the first priorities being to find a free, inoffensive template (trickier than it sounds), post some quality content and see whether anybody read our posts. Now that we are gaining popularity spammers are catching on to us too and so we are re-evaluating our nofollow policy as we go. Hyperlinks from our own posts are still generally dofollow and we'd like to disable nofollows for trusted comments (not just all those approved), however, I'm not sure whether that's possible with our current WordPress plugins. If you know of a good one, please let us know. Incidentally, <a href="http://akismet.com/" rel="nofollow">Askimet</a> does a reasonably good job, however, I just had to trawl through several hundred spam comments in order to rescue two genuine ones and so, however good, it's not yet perfect. At the time of writing we had caught 7,018 spam comments and approved 67 in total, which is already a 100:1 ratio and some of that 1% were our own. Spam wasn’t such an issue when we started out, the first priorities being to find a free, inoffensive template (trickier than it sounds), post some quality content and see whether anybody read our posts.

Now that we are gaining popularity spammers are catching on to us too and so we are re-evaluating our nofollow policy as we go.

Hyperlinks from our own posts are still generally dofollow and we’d like to disable nofollows for trusted comments (not just all those approved), however, I’m not sure whether that’s possible with our current WordPress plugins.

If you know of a good one, please let us know.

Incidentally, Askimet does a reasonably good job, however, I just had to trawl through several hundred spam comments in order to rescue two genuine ones and so, however good, it’s not yet perfect.

At the time of writing we had caught 7,018 spam comments and approved 67 in total, which is already a 100:1 ratio and some of that 1% were our own.

]]> By: Website Design http://www.marketappeal.com/blog/from-nofollow-to-dofollow/#comment-71 Website Design Mon, 22 Dec 2008 09:14:16 +0000 http://marketappeal.eu/blog/?p=286#comment-71 But I found this page is still using nofollow tags :D But I found this page is still using nofollow tags :D

]]> By: Online Marketing blog http://www.marketappeal.com/blog/from-nofollow-to-dofollow/#comment-66 Online Marketing blog Wed, 15 Oct 2008 09:31:25 +0000 http://marketappeal.eu/blog/?p=286#comment-66 I hope you can handle the frustrating spam, it really gets nasty sometimes on wordpress blogs with all those porn comments! I hope you can handle the frustrating spam, it really gets nasty sometimes on wordpress blogs with all those porn comments!

]]> By: Michael http://www.marketappeal.com/blog/from-nofollow-to-dofollow/#comment-65 Michael Wed, 15 Oct 2008 09:04:58 +0000 http://marketappeal.eu/blog/?p=286#comment-65 I have done exactly the same thing to my site :) I have done exactly the same thing to my site
:)

]]> By: free wii http://www.marketappeal.com/blog/from-nofollow-to-dofollow/#comment-67 free wii Tue, 14 Oct 2008 22:11:54 +0000 http://marketappeal.eu/blog/?p=286#comment-67 I just don't understand why google would need to do that. really, is there any point? I have read elsewhere that it still passes PR juice around? Anybody have an answer? I just don’t understand why google would need to do that. really, is there any point? I have read elsewhere that it still passes PR juice around? Anybody have an answer?

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]]> By: General Specifics http://www.marketappeal.com/blog/from-nofollow-to-dofollow/#comment-69 General Specifics Tue, 14 Oct 2008 04:57:07 +0000 http://marketappeal.eu/blog/?p=286#comment-69 Let me be the second to comment in your new dofollow comment box. Cheers. and nice work on the dofollow. :) Let me be the second to comment in your new dofollow comment box.

Cheers.

and nice work on the dofollow.
:)

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