Seo me no follow link kay hai ?

 

SEO  me No-Follow Link in  kay hai ?

SEO  me No-Follow Link

A No-Follow Link is a type of hyperlink that tells search engines not to pass SEO value (link juice) to the linked website. These links are used when you want to link to a website but don’t want to influence its ranking in search engine results.

👉 Example of a No-Follow Link:

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<a href="https://www.example.com" rel="nofollow">Visit Example</a>

Here, the rel="nofollow" tag tells Google not to give SEO credit to the linked website.

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Why Are No-Follow Links Used?

Prevents SEO manipulation – Stops spammy or low-quality sites from gaining SEO benefits.
Used for paid or sponsored links – Google requires No-Follow for paid promotions and advertisements.
Protects website authority – Stops passing link juice to untrusted or unknown sources.

Controls link equity – Helps websites focus SEO value on important links.

Do-Follow vs. No-Follow Links in SEO

Feature	Do-Follow Link	No-Follow Link
Passes SEO value (link juice)	Yes	No
Helps improve ranking	Yes	No
Used for internal/external linking	Yes	Yes
Google considers it for ranking	Yes	No

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When to Use No-Follow Links?

🔹 Paid links and sponsored posts
🔹 Affiliate links (Amazon, Flipkart, etc.)
🔹 Links in blog comments, forums, and user-generated content
🔹 Links to untrusted or low-quality websites
🔹 Social media links (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.)

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Example of No-Follow Link Usage:

 A blog post linking to an external website with "Sponsored Content" should use a No-Follow link to comply with Google guidelines.
 A news website linking to a new, unverified source may use No-Follow to avoid passing SEO value.

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