Putting nofollow in everypage

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by remorex007, Jul 24, 2013.

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    <meta name="robots" content="nofollow" />

    I have place the above meta tag in every page of my website is it create any problem or is it good for site rank and also for other thing can any one please give me clarity on it.
     
    remorex007, Jul 24, 2013 IP
  2. Nusaint

    Nusaint Well-Known Member

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    #2
    Hello,

    There is no biggie here and no cause to fret. You have simply told the bots not to follow any links on the site. You stand to preserve a lot of link juice.

    Regards
     
    Nusaint, Jul 24, 2013 IP
  3. remorex007

    remorex007 Member

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    #3
    the code which is given is correct. is it will get me some page rank.
     
    remorex007, Jul 24, 2013 IP
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    iamalive Well-Known Member

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    It will also help you to receive the spam comments on your blog post. I also did the same things from my own blogs and you also did the internal linking of every post.
     
    iamalive, Jul 24, 2013 IP
  5. remorex007

    remorex007 Member

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    Is this method will increase page rank of the website. can you suggest me nofollow code for internal links.
     
    remorex007, Jul 25, 2013 IP
  6. webdev007

    webdev007 Active Member

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    It you did put this on every page then search engines will find it difficult to navigate/crawl your site for indexing. To overcome this you can submit sitemap for the important pages.
     
    webdev007, Jul 26, 2013 IP
  7. qwikad.com

    qwikad.com Illustrious Member Affiliate Manager

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    The best solution to this would be adding rel="nofollow" tag automatically to every link submitted with users' posts (if you have a commenting option on your site). Adding content="nofollow" will exclude any link on your site (navigation links or links to articles) and you don't want to do that.
     
    qwikad.com, Jul 27, 2013 IP
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    Why would you do this? I don't understand...
    This should make it much harder to rank?
     
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    gorrior, Jul 27, 2013 IP
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    Slincon Well-Known Member

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    Adding that tag will also hinder your own internal links, which means google will not follow those pages but may index them if it comes across them on other sections/sites.
     
    Slincon, Jul 27, 2013 IP
  10. SliceOfLife

    SliceOfLife Well-Known Member

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    That's just going to hurt your internal linking and it sure as hell won't help you with anything regards PR because it has nothing to do with PR.
     
    SliceOfLife, Jul 28, 2013 IP
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    What Slincon says. Perhaps you don't want Google to follow links to other sites, but you'd probably want it to follow links to your own site (internal links).
    So, i'd use those nofollow tags on a per-link basis.
     
    Kianu42, Jul 30, 2013 IP
  12. Mike Carroll

    Mike Carroll Greenhorn

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    The per link basis would be good. You hate for a search engine to not crawl you, regardless of what that search engine is.
     
    Mike Carroll, Jul 30, 2013 IP