Posts Tagged dofollow
Make Your Blog DoFollow Or NoFollow
Posted by Hammad in SEO-Plugins on March 2nd, 2009
- Make Your Blog DoFollow Or NoFollow
NoFollow Case by Case
Description
As long as you do nothing the plugin automatically strips nofollow from all your comment links and comment author links.
Ultimate NoIndex & NoFollow
Description
Improves your blog’s search engine optimization by “noindexing” pages you choose.
Noindex / NoFollow Links
Description
This plugin can add rel=”noindex,nofollow” to archive, tag, and category links. You can configure exactly which links are given which attributes. For instance, you could add rel=”noindex,nofollow” to all of your tag links, rel=”noindex” to all of your archive links, and nothing to your category links.
NoFollow Free
Description
This Wordpress plugin remove the “nofollow” attribute from your wordpress blog’s comments (precisely from the author’s links) and/or from the comments text links and it inserts (if you want) an image band at the top of your pages with the phrase: “NOFOLLOW FRE” to encourage your users to submit comments. The last release includes new options to replace the nofollow only when the author posted X comments before and put back the nofollow when some blacklisted words are matched. The replacement of the nofollow is also based on the users type (registered and visitor users). Every option can be customized by the options page “NOFF”.
DoFollow
Description
The dofollow plugin for WordPress lets you remove the evil nofollow attribute from your comments. Because nofollow will not work.
NoFollow Reciprocity
Description
Most big sites by default use ‘nofollow’ tags therefore not trusting external links nor users that post those links there. This means that they don’t give any credit (in the form of PageRank) to those links and are essentially considering them spam (as that was ‘officially’ the purpose of ‘nofollow’ tag introduction - actually messing with the blogging community search engine rankings was the real purpose). This results in their pages appearing higher in search engine results and your pages appearing lower.
