nofollow
A web link marked so search engines do not follow it
- adjective
- Texting
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nofollow
- The website added nofollow attributes to its comment section to prevent search engines from following external links.
Examples
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Please keep in mind that all comments are subject to moderation, and all links are nofollow.
Blog text (31) -
Please keep in mind that all comments are moderated according to our comment policy, and all links are nofollow.
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When creating a blog, it's important to use nofollow links to avoid passing on ranking value.
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To protect your site's SEO, ensure that any paid advertisements have a nofollow tag.
Surface Forms
nofollow positive
Morphology
Etymology
Nofollow is simply a modern compound of no ('not') and follow ('go after'), like a small sign that says 'do not follow'. So when a link is called nofollow it means search engines should not follow that link or pass on ranking value.