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Are you writing sponsored content? Or just interested in learning about what a no follow link is?
If yes, then you are in the right place!
The below video tutorial will show you how to create a no follow link and explain when you should use one.
How to Create a No Follow Link
If you are working with brands whether in terms of sponsored posts or sponsored reviews, then you need to know how to create a no follow link. Using no follow links are very important to not only protect your page rank, but also to ensure that you AND the brand are complying with FTC Guidelines.
Watch this video tutorial to get all the info you need in under 2 minutes! Not only do we address the how’s and why’s of no follow links, but we also show you how to construct one using HTML.
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Always helpful for those of us who get rare exposure to CT! Thank you!
hey its nice information
Happy to see that Kontent Machine appears to be have been familiar with create much of the spinning variation I see here
Very informative tutorial! Thanks for sharing
Google says, we must add nofollow attribute to every irrelevant outbound link in a site to be safe from Panda and Penguin effects. So, it is important for every blogger to know what is nofollow and how to add it.
Thanks for the video.
Thank You for this info! Thank you for helping me learn something new today!
Very interesting! I have no idea about no follow links, never bother about it before. Now I get it. Thanks to your super easy tutorial.
With FTC being so strict now, this is a great post for all bloggers.
Do you also mean affiliate links since I get paid if someone buys through my links?
I actually do believe that you are supposed to do this with affiliate links as well. Here’s a post I found very helpful: http://www.thehobbyblogger.com/nofollow-affiliate-links/
So helpful and looks easy to do! Thank you for the tutorial!
Love the visual of doing this kind of post on YouTube!! Thanks so much!
Blessings!
Thanks so much for sharing. The video was short and informative. Learned something new Jana!!!
Absolutely fabulous!!! I had heard of “no follow” links – just had no idea how,when, or why to use them 😉
Thanks very much!!
this is helpful, i think in blogger you can just press a no follow button but I think you need to highlight the link first…do you think this is the same?
In blogger you can just use the button. Highlight the link and click “no follow” but be warned that it doesn’t always work and sometimes changing it in the html format ends up saving you time in the long run.
I have a no-follow plug-in that I just love. Great tutorial Jana! Love seeing you on SITS.
Great info on no follow links! Thank you!
Hi –
I’ve been trying to figure this out myself recently.
One question – Is it definite you need a ‘nofollow’ for a product giveaway without compensation? Google does say ‘paid’ links, but I’m unclear if the ‘giveaway’ is necessarily the same as paid.
Any sources you could provide to clarify? Thanks so much for writing this! 🙂
I’d say always err on the side of nofollow. The giveaway site doesn’t need the link juice, and even though it’s unpaid, it’s still a promotional link which Google considers less valuable to readers. See here
http://www.thehobbyblogger.com/nofollow-affiliate-links/
I would err on the safe side like Bryan said and make those no follow links as it is still a promotional link.
Great video. Very simple and clear…. I really thought I needed a plug-in and didn’t realize the html for it was that easy.
Thanks
Thanks Jana! I was always worried about when to include no follow links and how to create them. This is a quick and easy tutorial.
Very nice tips. I love video tutorial because it’s very easy to understand. THank you so much!
I kind of wish I had seen this video when I first had to learn which is why I was so happy to share a video myself. Makes things a lot easier to understand!
I always wonder if I’m doing the right thing, so thank you for the helpful information.
This is so important! Thanks, Jana!
So helpful! Thank you!
Very clear and concise instructions on no follow links. No follow links are very important!