Adam Sherk

AUGUST 14, 2012

The surveyed group includes the magazine sites in my Pinterest traffic survey plus quite a few more that we work with at Define Media Group. To make the survey more meaningful I divided the 60 sites into eight categories. But What About Nofollow?

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Adam Sherk

APRIL 3, 2013

Make sure that links within sponsored content have the “nofollow” attribute or are coded so that they are inaccessible to crawlers. While Google claims to already discount most affiliate links, from an SEO perspective the safest course is to treat them like sponsored links and make them nofollow or inaccessible to crawlers.

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Adam Sherk

JUNE 5, 2009

It can be done by redirecting the sponsored links to an intermediate page that is blocked via robots.txt, or by applying the nofollow attribute to the JavaScript links (see the Vanessa Fox writeup as well as the second half of this article in SEL for more detail). Related posts: Does Google News Sitemaps New Format Help Publishers?

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Publishing Google NoFollow Guidelines 100

Socialmedia.biz

JULY 14, 2016

According to Econsultancy’s State of Search Marketing Report 2013, 74% of companies and 82% of agencies surveyed said that social media is integrated into their SEO strategy. If you’re still not convinced, find strength in numbers. Then get creative and share your website link through those social profiles.

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Social Media NoFollow SEO Engineering 60

Razor Social

APRIL 4, 2018

Nofollow links also matter. Some links, for example, the ones from blog comments may have the rel=”nofollow” attribute. <a <a rel=”nofollow” href=” [link] “>Example of nofollow link</a> Any paid links must have the rel=”nofollow” attribute to comply with Google’s guidelines.

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NoFollow Directory Press Release Syndication 98

Webbiquity SMM

JANUARY 17, 2011

Marketing Salary Survey: Social Media Marketing by Aquent. According to an ExactTarget survey, Twitter users who follow a brand are more than twice as likely as Facebook users who “like” a brand to say they are more likely to purchase from the brand after becoming a social media follower. How much are you worth? by eMarketer.

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Research Social Media B2B Marketing 210

Viper Chill

MARCH 1, 2010

Analytics & Research In a survey across thousands of large companies who actively monitor their stats online, only 35% stated that they actually changed their website based on what they saw. target="_blank" rel="nofollow"> 78 Comments Diggy says: March 1, 2010 at 1:01 pm Hey Glen! As usual, a totally cool and helpful post.

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