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Study both "Nofollow" and "Follow" backlinks

Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2024 8:54 am
by sakibkhan22197
"Start Backlink Audit" button highlighted at the bottom of the Backlink Audit Settings page
You will see a quick summary of important domain information.

It includes the Overall Toxicity country area code philippines Score (which indicates the number and severity of suspicious backlinks), the total number of referring domains, the total number of backlinks, and the Authority Score.

"Overall Toxicity Score" section in the External Link Audit tool
Take note of how your site's metrics compare to your competitors' to determine if your backlink profile could be stronger.

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Study both "Nofollow" and "Follow" backlinks.
Nofollow is a link attribute that tells search engines to ignore the link, or not "follow" it.

For example, you might link to a competitor because it's helpful to the reader. But you wouldn't want to imply any kind of endorsement.

"Follow" links (technically there is no "follow" attribute), on the other hand, are normal links without any attribute. They can be an endorsement and pass ranking credit.

Follow links are the type of backlinks you want if you're looking for SEO value.



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Nofollow links don't earn you any ranking credit, but they can still be valuable. They can provide brand recognition and referral traffic.

You can view your follow and nofollow backlinks and those of any competitors using Backlink Analytics .

Enter the client's domain and click " Analyze ".


Next, head to the “ Backlinks ” tab and scroll down to the table.

And toggle between " Follow" and " Nofollow " to see the corresponding type of backlinks the domain has.

"Follow" selected in the "Backlinks" table of the Backlink Analytics tool
Consider the volume of backlinks the domain has for each type, as well as the websites that provide those backlinks.