How To Use A Do follow

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Do Follow? What Is Do follow

What is DoFollow? What is NoFollow? Follow Along and See.

DoFollow doesn't technically exist, instead, it is the absense of the "nofollow" tag in a link. Links with "nofollow" do not count as backlinks to Google and other search engines, so you don't get the search engine ranking benefit for a link with "nofollow." For a more indepth discussion on this, please reado out following articles.

If you’ve been doing any kind of reading about link building, then you’ve probably seen people mentioning “nofollow” and “dofollow” links. These are very important terms to understand when you are trying to build great links back to your site in order to increase your search engine rankings. But, to the person who is new to all of this, it may be kind of confusing. I am going to help break it down for you.

When creating a link on a webpage using HTML, the standard code for that link is:

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It includes the HTML tag, the URL the link will be going to, the text that will be shown on the webpage for that link, and the closing HTML tag.

You are able to add more HTML to the code above, in order to tell the search engine spiders whether or not you want them to follow the link when crawling your website. You may be thinking… “Why wouldn’t I want the search engine spiders to see all of the links on my site?” This is a very valid concern, which I will address further down. First, I am going to show you how to modify the HTML in order to tell the search engine spiders to crawl a link or not.

To tell the spiders to crawl a link, you don’t have to do anything. Simply using the format shown above, the search engine spiders will crawl the link provided.

To tell the spiders to NOT crawl a link, you need to add the following code to the HTML code above:

rel="nofollow"

It would then look like:

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Basically, there is no true “dofollow”, it is just NOT using the “nofollow” tag. Pretty simple, eh? (No, I am not Canadian… well, kind of.)

Why does this matter?
When you are using different methods (hopefully from this site) in order to build links on other websites (to increase your search engine rankings), you need to determine if the websites you are attempting to get your site listed on use the “nofollow” tag or not. If they do, it may still be a good idea to try to get that link there, but it is generally regarded as not the best use of time since the search engines don’t follow that link and you don’t get any increase in search engine rankings from that link.

So, when you are looking for sites and blogs that you could leave your link on (through reciprocal links, commenting on a blog, directory submissions, buying links, etc) figure out if the links in the particular section of the site you are aiming for uses “nofollow” or not. (A good way to do this is to view the source code, or find some good “dofollow” lists such as Courtney Tuttle’s D-list )

Why wouldn’t I want the search engine spiders to see all of the links on my site? (Or, Why would I use “nofollow”?)

There are many reasons you would want to use the “nofollow” tag, such as:
1) Paid Links: This is recommended by Google. Essentially, your sites page rank give a small amount of rank juice to the sites you link to (which helps their search engine ranking, which is the purpose of link building, to get that juice from others). If you have a paid link on your site, it’s essentially buying a higher rank in Google. They don’t like that.

2) Maybe in your blog’s comment section (if using most blog software, this is automatic). It is up to you if you want your commentators to get link juice back to their site. It is personal preference.

3) When linking to major, very popular sites. If you are linking to google.com, yahoo.com, digg.com (the front page), cnn.com, or whoever else, they are already popular, so you might as well use “nofollow” since your link won’t make or break them.

I hope this has been helpful. Feel free to comment or use the contact link in the top right of the page if you have any questions about this, or any link building subject.

UPDATE: Now that you know what dofollow is, 

What is CommentLuv?

CommentLuv is a Wordpress plugin that will search your blog's feed when you post a comment on a blog with it installed. It then places a link to your most previous post in the comment you wrote, for some extra link juice to an internal link on your blog. You can use our dofollow blogs search engine to find blogs using CommentLuv. 

What is Top Commenter?

Also known as Top Commentators, this Wordpress plugin allows the people who comment the most on a blog within a certain time frame (usually a month), a sitewide link, usually in their sidebar. This is great not only for great backlinks on every page of a dofollow blog, but also a great, free advertising opportunity.

How To Use  Do Follow Blogs Search Engine

It’s pretty easy to use. All you need to do is search for a keyword related to your website. (I would pick a keyword rather than a keyphrase because you’ll get more relevant results with just one word…which means more places for you to post a link. Many people have been searching for the term “dofollow blogs” which is a waste, because all of the blogs in DoFollow Diver are dofollow! So if you’ve been one of those who are searching with the keyword “dofollow websites” or “dofollow blogs” then just search for your site’s keyword to get relevant dofollow blogs to comment on.

Once you have searched for your keyword, some results of pages fromdofollow sites should show up. Click the link to visit the site, scroll down to the comment section, and leave a comment with your keyword in the “name” section. Be sure to fill in an e-mail and your website address, and a legit comment. I DO NOT SUPPORT SPAM AT ALL. I delete it on my blog if I find it, and I hope the users of DoFollow Diver aren’t spamming other people’s blogs. Take a second to browse the article, and make a useful comment…. It may take a little more time, but the chances that your comment will not be deleted make it well worth the time. If half of your 100 comments are deleted because you just spammed the sites with lame comments, then it’s a total waste of time. If, instead you make a good comment, then you’ll probably get almost all of your comments posted, for the lifetime of the blog, LINKING BACK TO YOUR SITE, INCREASING YOUR SEARCH ENGINE RANKINGS!

If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments below. Stay tuned… I will be doing a mass quality check of DoFollow Diver, cleaning out those blogs that have turned to nofollow, and I will be adding about 150-200 more dofollow blogs in the very near future!