Hey guys, I have a question, hoping you can shed some light. On a lot of blog posts where HTML is allowed, if you insert your link in the text body you automatically get a rel="nofollow" attribute (putting <META NAME="Googlebot" CONTENT="nofollow"> ). However, if you write <a href="http://link" rel="follow"> then would this override that nofollow attribute and threat it like a DOFOLLOW link ?? EDIT: I know that after you refresh the page and check the attribute, it says it is dofollow indeed and I actually tried this and my SEO plugin for Firefox which supposedly just checks for a nofollow attribute in the source code doesn't identify it as nofollow anymore. But what does Google think of this attribute? Has there been any testing?
i don't think you can do it that simply... but if you are using a blog, there are many plugins to change all your links to do-follow
So if Google ignores the second attribute rel="nofollow" does it mean Google will treat this link as a normal (follow) link?