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    no follow back links for yahoo

    As we know that Google counts only do follow links as back link, but in the case of Yahoo, can any one tell me is Yahoo give importance to no follow link or not?

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    Yahoo is now powered by Bing. Bing does not pass any "juice" or "link love" through a 'no-followed" link. Nor did Yahoo when it was operating on it's own index and algorithm. No followed links are only useful for traffic.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mjtaylor View Post
    Yahoo is now powered by Bing. Bing does not pass any "juice" or "link love" through a 'no-followed" link. Nor did Yahoo when it was operating on it's own index and algorithm. No followed links are only useful for traffic.

    Are you positive about that. I have heard otherwise . Maybe not juice but link love possibly http://www.searchenginejournal.com/h...ttribute/4801/
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    Quote Originally Posted by tireguy View Post
    Are you positive about that. I have heard otherwise . Maybe not juice but link love possibly http://www.searchenginejournal.com/h...ttribute/4801/

    The article you quoted says "trust and attribution" are not passed by Yahoo or Google. However, that post is more than 3 years old and refers to when Yahoo was still running its own show. The post doesn't deal with MSN at all. Today MSN powers Yahoo, so you need to look to how Bing treats nofollow to answer how Yahoo treats nofollow. :\

    Bing respects the no-follow attritbute, so therefore, Yahoo does.

    I know some are confused by reports that both Google and Bing have been known to crawl links even when they have a no-follow attribute. But crawling and indexing are not the same as passing PageRank or "link love" or "juice" or whatever you care to call it.

    The answer is, yes, I am positive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by devkant View Post
    As we know that Google counts only do follow links as back link, but in the case of Yahoo, can any one tell me is Yahoo give importance to no follow link or not?
    According to latest google webmaster central blog information if a page with PR 3 contains 3 links ( 2 follow and 1 no-follow) then it doesn't means PR juice will be equally divided among the 2 do-follow links.

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    Quote Originally Posted by deepsand View Post
    No doubt some of those are Sanitation or Sewage Enforcement Officers.
    So, you're saying they're full of ......?

    Quote Originally Posted by vinay11111 View Post
    According to latest google webmaster central blog information if a page with PR 3 contains 3 links ( 2 follow and 1 no-follow) then it doesn't means PR juice will be equally divided among the 2 do-follow links.
    Actually, Google says just the opposite. If you use the nofollow attribute Google does not assign that PR to any of the other links on the page.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mjtaylor View Post
    So, you're saying they're full of ......?
    Basically that particular definition for 'SEO' is the only one they are qualified at, so yes, they are full of **it
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    Quote Originally Posted by mjtaylor View Post
    So, you're saying they're full of ......?
    Short answer - yes.

    Quote Originally Posted by mjtaylor View Post
    Actually, Google says just the opposite. If you use the nofollow attribute Google does not assign that PR to any of the other links on the page.
    Are you perhaps thinking of <meta name="robots" content="nofollow" />, the antecedent of <a href="URI" rel="nofollow">Title</a> ?

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    Well, if we all listened to what google was telling us we'd be in trouble. That's like believing that you have to leave backlinks on relevant content... Remember when they told everyone that they needed to have a site map on there site? Then went through and slapped everyone ...or a lot of people that had site maps? Never believe what google tells you!

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    why do you worry about this topic..If the nofollow link is from a site with high traffic, then this could send a lot of visitors to your site not via Google or yahoo or any other search engine but directly from that site.

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