If you’re a blogger or webmaster , you might know how important backlinks are to a blog’s success. So what is a backlink?
Backlinks are the incoming links to a website.
Backlinks are also called incoming links, incoming links, inlinks and inwardlinks.
How Backlinks Affect a Website/Blog
Backlinks play a key role in your blog’s Search Engine Optimization (SEO). The most important factor behind your PageRank are backlinks. To get a good page rank and rank high on Google, you need to focus on building backlinks, preferably dofollow backlinks. Read on to understand the difference between dofollow and nofollow backlinks.
Different Types of Backlinks
In general, there are two types of backlinks: 1. Dofollow backlink and 2. Nofollow backlink.
Dofollow Baclinks
Search engine crawlers crawl all of your webpage content, including images, links, keywords, etc. Whenever they find a link, the crawlers follow the link and land on another webpage if the link is a dofollow link. If you want to get indexed on Google and rank high on Google, you need to focus on those dofollow backlinks.
Nofollow Backlinks
Nofollow backlinks are ignored by search engine crawlers. Whenever you link to a website that is not of high value, use the rel=”nofollow” attribute in your webpage’s HTML.
How to check if a link is dofollow or nofollow?
Google Chrome users
1. To check if a link is dofollow or nofollow, left-click and scroll over the link.
2. Then right-click the link and click Inspect Item.
3. After clicking inspect item, a javascript console will appear at the bottom of the page to help you determine if a link is dofollow or nofollow.
Mozilla Firefox Users
1. To check if a link is dofollow or nofollow, left-click and scroll over the link.
2. Then right-click the link and click Inspect Item. 3. After clicking Inspect Item, a pop-up window will appear at the bottom of the page. 4. There click on html. 4. There you will be Do Follow Backlinks told that the link is dofollow or nofollow.
How to deal with these dofollow and nofollow links
In Blogger, all outgoing links are dofollow by default. This means that you give away the link juice to other blogs. It is better to give nofollow to the outgoing links in a blog. Dofollow only outbound links that are relevant to the content.
It is equally important to “dofollow” outbound links that are relevant. You don’t have to give your blog’s internal pages a “nofollow” attribute.
Easy Methods to Build Backlinks
1. Blog Comments .
2. Guest Post. 3. Posting and commenting on the forum. 4. Social Bookmarking.
