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If the link contains keywords then that can sometimes help your own site as can ALT and TITLE tags although generally it is the site being linked to that will benefit.
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One quick note: ALT attributes on outbound links will be indexed, but title attributes on links are not indexed. |
I find it hard to believe that the title attribute for an outbound link won't be indexed. I imagine you could find a page on google that has an outbound link with a title attribute. Just look at the cached version then look at the source. I bet you'll still see the title attribute.
If you are saying it won't be considered in google's algo, well that's speculation. I won't necessarily disagree, I have no idea.
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Title is your friend"! cache or not it adds merit and is still indexed.
Alt="" is a forced attribute... much like using layers in Cascading Style Sheet where a default layer in seen at z-index: 0; but you can place layers behind default as z-index: -2; z-index: -4; etc.
Yet all layers are still "indexed".