Tag: links

Worry … because your links don't use nofollow

I personally would be more concerned with the fact that they don't use rel="nofollow", paid links must use nofollow; otherwise you will feel the wrath of Google & # 39; s Penguin.

Google Search Console is not in real time

It may take several weeks or months for Google Search Console to update the data within your Dashboard, particularly backlinks.

Google doesn't reveal all the links to its sites … on purpose.

The information provided in the links area of ​​the dashboard is just a snippet from your actual link profile, Google deliberately doesn't show all backlinks for a reason and more. Small sites with fewer links will show fewer links than a large site with many links.

Backlinks take time … to be discovered

Often, paid links will appear on sites with thousands or hundreds of thousands of pages, and unless your paid link is on the front page, it can take several weeks, even months, and on some massive sites without authority, never.

What is nofollow? noreferrer? and not operate?

Below you can find various sources with information that will help you understand what each attribute does.

Source: Use rel = "nofollow" for specific links

In general, we do not follow them. This means that Google does not
transfer PageRank or anchor text through these links. Essentially,
The use of nofollow makes us remove the destination links from our
web graphic. However, landing pages may still appear on our
index if other sites link to them without using nofollow, or if the
URLs are submitted to Google on a Sitemap. Furthermore, it is important
Please note that other search engines may handle nofollow slightly
different paths.

Source: What is the difference between the "nofollow" link and the "noreferrer" from the SEO perspective?

The difference is that, in theory, rel="noreferrer" should not have
any SEO impact, while nofollow clearly specifies that the link does
do not in any way endorse the destination URL.

nofollow was invented by Google in 2005 to fight
comment spam on blogs, any URL that appears in the comments section
Do not pass PR to the destination web page.

rel="noreferrer" mainly affects analytics, how did this visit come about?
To this page? where does it come from noreferrer specify hide that
type of information

said In theory because currently there is no official
documentation explicitly indicating the use noreferral would do
change anything in terms of SEO, but it shouldn't.

Source: open external anchors using rel = "noopener"

When your page links to another page using target = "_ blank", the new
The page runs in the same process as your page. If the new page is
By running expensive JavaScript, your page performance can also
suffer.

In addition to this, target = "_ blank" is also a security vulnerability. the
the new page has access to its window object through window.opener, and
you can navigate your page to a different URL using window.opener.location
= newURL.

You can find more information about these link attributes in Template Toaster