“Nofollow” tag: What it is, how and where it is used, “Infographics”

The nofollow tag is a way for publishers that I can say enables search engines to not count some of their external links that link other sites to their sites. For example, when you insert a code in the side menus of your site from another site, or when you add a vote or any of these things, then you must put a “nofollow” tag on these links. Recently, Google has made many updates related to external links that prohibit the site manager from publishing links within his site in a large way, especially those that are paid. Among them, follow the following topics that may benefit you in knowing more information about “Nofollow” and Google updates. Matt Cutts: It is better to monitor the posts of the “guest blogger” Should we not care about page rankings Google PageRank 8 steps to clean up SEO errors on your site with a load of ideas for 2014 Cutts: Does the large number of sites that use the Nofollow tag affect your site 5 steps to professionally clean up your site’s external links Delete and remove site links from Search archive (Google - Bing) Violating links leaving your site Violating external links coming to your site What is rel= nofollow and how is it added to links? Below we present to you an “infographic” explaining where, how and when the “Nofollow” tag should be used. This infographic was written by search engine experts on the “Searchengineland” website and was translated at the “SEO in Arabic” Institute to convey the benefit to Arab users.

You can add this graph to your site by using the following code #nofollow #nofollow #tagNoFollow