Ibrahim Nadir asks:
I have been attending a number of guest articles on my website and there are some of them whom I want to give a do-follow link while no-follow to others. Can someone help me how to make specific links do-follow, while leave the rest as no-follow? I’m using Yoast SEO Plugin just in case you want to know. My website is:
http://www.tipnest.com
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Ă–mur Balsever
November 15, 2012The best solution is to use the WP Nofollow Post plugin for WordPress.
This plugin will add a nofollow tag to all links on a post or page or both. The settings page, however, lets you exclude certain URLs from getting the nofollow tag. There is also an option to opt out a post or page from getting the nofollow tag by using custom fields.
Cheers
Omur
Christopher Webb
November 16, 2012Or you could edit the html directly and add a rel=dofollow as part of the href tag.
Deekshith Allamaneni
November 16, 2012Sorry, MUO translated my above HTML example.
use
rel=”nofollow”
before just after href=”something.com” giving a space. Hope you got it.
Ibrahim Nadir
November 21, 2012thanks for your help guys. But i tried adding rel=”dofollow”. when i update the post and go to page source i find again nofollow in the page source. Maybe its the SEO plugin that i’m using. But i hv set that to follow as well… still i get nofollow in the page source. I guess i hv to go with the plugin Omur is suggesting.