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Google javascript Changes Put Publishers in Violation of Sponsored.

Adam Sherk

What Google doesn’t want is for those links to have SEO value, which is why their guidelines dictate that paid links are coded in a way that they will not pass PageRank. Previously, sponsored links in JavaScript such as those in the example above could not be read by crawlers and thus were in compliance with Google’s guidelines.

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A New Linking Strategy: Out is the New In

ProBlogger

We allow links in the comments, but we nofollow them so no link juice escapes. We’ll put the odd blog in our blogroll, if we even have one. I’ve actually come up with a list of six guidelines for outbound links. Maybe you can think of some other guidelines to add — feel free to share!

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How to Really Build Backlinks and Dominate Google

Viper Chill

Leave Blog Comments Most blog comments are nofollowed (this means search engines aren’t supposed to give weight to the link, though I believe Yahoo and Bing still do) so they don’t provide much link juice directly. target="_blank" rel="nofollow"> 160 Comments Carla says: February 23, 2010 at 6:37 pm Excellent article as always.

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