NO Follow Simple

What is a nofollow link? A nofollow link is a hyperlink that tells search engines not to follow the link.

This is done by adding the nofollow attribute to the hyperlink.

Why would you use a nofollow link?

There are a few reasons why you might want to use a nofollow link.

Maybe you don't want the link to count towards the page's link popularity score, or you don't want the page to be included in the search engine's index.

How do you create a nofollow link?

To create a nofollow link, you simply add the nofollow attribute to the hyperlink.

Here's an example: Google This will create a hyperlink that looks like this: Google.

How do you detect a nofollow link?

Detecting a nofollow link is easy.

All you need to do is check for the presence of the nofollow attribute.

Here's an example: Google If the link doesn't have the nofollow attribute, it will be followed.

If the link has the nofollow attribute, it won't be followed.

How do you detect a noindex meta tag?

Detecting a noindex meta tag is a little more difficult.

You need to check for the presence of the noindex meta tag, and then check to see if it's been enabled.

Here's an example: If the meta tag is present, and the content is set to noindex, the page will be noindexed.