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A video made by Cre8asiteforums founder, Kim Krause Berg, to introduce new plans for 2012.
A member asks, “I’m listing a 2 to 4 useful links on most of my site’s pages (mostly to government websites). Should I be making them nofollow or dofollow?”
At first, the consensus to not bother with no-follow links. But then…
I had 4 links on that site to external sites. Google thought those 4 links were paid links. They weren’t. Well, actually 2 were, but they were image ads, not text links. The other 2 were text links, but were not paid links. I’d always been under the impression that Google understood image ads were ads. I was wrong about that. In any case, Google slapped me with a PageRank penalty.
What to do for your site? Discussion: Should I Attach Nofollow To Good External Links?
What advice would you give someone that’s trying thinking about getting into a competitive online industry regarding there SEO practices. For example, if I’m trying to rank for the key-phrase “coffee makers” (I’m not, just using that as an example). What advice would you recommend I do to get my website “out-there” and known? FB, Twitter, Google+, Videos etc … what ideas or suggestions do you have .
Do you have any advice?
See what others are saying – A Crowded Field For A Industry? What Advice Would You Give
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