As a result of the Buy Blog Comments fiasco, more and more good bloggers, including Wendy Piersall, are re-enabling the nofollow attribute on their comment links. Personally, since I monitor this blog’s comments like a hawk (it’s my baby, after all), I’ll leave the nofollow attribute deactivated, but it truly is a shame that this company has pushed these bloggers to this level.
When Good Bloggers Go Nofollow - WordPress SEO and Blog Marketing
Helping You To Optimize and Monetize Your WordPress Niche Blog
When Good Bloggers Go Nofollow
Weekly Blog Updates
You May Also Enjoy:
2 Responses to “When Good Bloggers Go Nofollow”
Leave a Reply
Your input matters. If you have any thoughts on When Good Bloggers Go Nofollow, please share them below with respect to the comment policy.
Welcome guest,
Get access to the private posts, case studies, and tutorials by becomimg an OptiNiche eBook package owner.
If you're already an OptiNiche customer, please sign in to see the private content.
Navigation
Recent Entries
- RCA Small Wonder EZ205 Pocket Camcorder Review
- WordPress Hosting Review
- Flip Mino or RCA Small Wonder: Which Would You Choose?
- Comment Paragraphs: One Jumbled Mess
- Buy Blog Comments: Buyer Beware
- WordPress Tutorial: Multiple WordPress Installations Using a Single Database
- 3 Powertools for Managing Multiple Blogs and Quick Tips for Using Them Effectively
- Google Groups Referrer Spam
Categories
The OptiNiche blog was established as a companion to the OptiNiche eBook, but has grown into a tremendous resource since its launch. Learn more »
Subscribe
Stay up to date by subscribing to the website feed or the weekly e-mail summaries.Recommended
Bonus Items
Previous Gems
- Appreciate Your Commenters
- Quick WordPress Tip: Playing with More
- OptiNiche Theme List
- April Fool's
- New Clothes and New Plans
- Advanced Permalink Techniques Part II
- Which is the Most Likely Scenario?
- Tagging Questions Answered
- Bonus Script: Simple Link Manager
- How to Maintain Your Search Engine Rankings when You Mothball a Blog
The Community
© Copyright 2005-2008 WordPress SEO and Blog Marketing. All Rights Reserved.
Privacy | Disclaimer | Archives | OptiNiche Themes | Spread The Love | Log in
WordPress® logo and its related trademarks are registered trademarks of Automattic, Inc. This website is not affiliated with or sponsored by Automattic, Inc. or the WordPress® Open Source project.
I agree with you, I’ve recently placed the dofollow plugin on my WordPress blog and intend to keep it there. Considering that my blog is so new, I hope that removing nofollow will be one more incentive to comment. I don’t think that I can afford to take that off at the moment, and I’m glad you’re not either. If you monitor your comments and only add the ones you feel should be added, then it’s not going to be much of an issue anyway.
James
# July 12th, 2007
I have installed a dofollow plugin on my blog. Can anyone tell me where can i get one of those fancy logo to say that it has dofollow plugin installed?
# November 7th, 2007