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Google loves to group results by domain too. Say you search for something related to your hobby. Somewhere on the page is going to be a hit from the forum for t
by asdff 3y ago
Google loves to group results by domain too. Say you search for something related to your hobby. Somewhere on the page is going to be a hit from the forum for that hobby, but just below it in a smaller font will be like a half dozen sub hits from that same domain, then that's all there is for that domain in the search results. Never mind that all the relevant knowledge online on this something might be contained in that forum, effectively below the fold until you expose it with the the site:forum.com flag, but this requires a priori knowledge of forum.com being a good source to use for your something.
- moneywoes 3y agoDoesn’t it depend on the domain authority of the back links? Sites like Reddit are no follow so I don’t understand why a bot reposting links there would bolster its ranking
- WillPostForFood 3y agoGoogle has been more squishy on nofollow in the last few years: https://twitter.com/g33konaut/status/1225704499660107776 https://twitter.com/g33konaut/status/1225704499660107776 So Google does follow nofollow links. In this tweet you can see they won't go as far as definitely saying there is no impact on page rank. https://twitter.com/dannysullivan/status/1532037901403336704 https://twitter.com/dannysullivan/status/1532037901403336704
- bombcar 3y agoMy theory is that google ignores nofollow at its own discretion.