wrong

  • adibranch

    (@adibranch)


    11 years, 2 months ago

    clearly written by another bedroom SEO expert/developer. Most of the advice is quite simply incorrect, and there are very good reasons for using nofollow if done properly.

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  • Plugin Author David Cameron Law

    (@seo-dave)

    11 years, 1 month ago

    I love the insult, I worked as an SEO consultant for about a decade, now make money from my own network of over 100 domains running WordPress. Wrote one of the oldest SEO tutorials online, been updating it for over 10 years: http://stallion-theme.co.uk/seo-tutorial/

    Been developing in WordPress for about 8 years.

    So what’s your background to determine who is and who is not an SEO expert?

    So which parts are incorrect and when should you use nofollow and how do you use it properly?

    Consider nofollow deletes link benefit, why would you choose to delete link benefit if there are alternatives?

    David

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