WordPress by default, just like other blogging platforms, has automatically been adding the “nofollow” microformat extension to all links from user generated content such as comments and trackbacks. To support the growing rejection of NoFollow for blog comments, I have compiled this list of plugins that help you remove nofollow from your blog forever.
- Lucia’s Linky Love Plugin – I was going to liken this plugin to a Ferrari, because it is built to be fast, but it is probably more like a Subaru, not just fast but designed for rugged terrain and can handle the twists and turns of comment spammers without slowing down.
- DoFollow – many look on this as the granddaddy of NoFollow plugins – you just switch it on and it works, all nofollows are removed from comments and trackbacks.
- Dofollow (WP Plugin) – Sometimes I wish this one has been given a better more descriptive name. It includes the ability (optional) to remove nofollow from comments after a period of time.
- Link Love – this is a brand new plugin that removes nofollow after a certain number of comments have been made – this rewards regular commenters – one thing I like is that the detection is based upon email address and not domain or URL, so it allows a commenter to spread the links how they like.
- GoodLinks – This plugin looks extremely useful for many people who have layout problems when people post long URLs – it also removes NoFollow as an option
- Blank Target Comments – Another multi-purpose comment link plugin – it removes nofollow from only the comment author links, and adds target=”_blank” – no link because it doesn’t seem to be available for download any more which is a shame.
- Remove Nofollow – Cristian Mezi from SeoPedia’s plugin – I am not sure of the history or features, but it is probably similar to the original DoFollow plugin.
- NoNofollow – Including this link for historical reasons – Bronski’s plugin doesn’t work with newer versions of WordPress, but credit where credit is due.
- WP-Nofollow – Again included for historical reasons – one of the first plugins for WP 1.2 based on the original MT plugin code
For those that like hacking core files Rob has a simple guide to removing nofollow , though I prefer to avoid hacking any core files as it makes keeping WordPress up to date easier.
How to Remove Nofollow From Blogger / Blogspot
New Blogger Blogspot – Here is a guide on how to remove nofollow from your blogspot blog using New Blogger for both comments and trackbacks.
You can also remove nofollow from Classic blogger that is published by FTP
How to Remove Nofollow From Typepad
Mike Sansone created a simple step-by-step guide on How To Remove Nofollow From Typepad
Fox Tucker has also come up with an interesting way to present links without nofollow on Typepad blogs .
How to Remove Nofollow From Moveable Type
How to remove Nofollow on Moveable Type – A Comprehensive guide on removing Nofollow from Moveable Type and Disable the Redirect
This also referenced Removing the Redirect Link
Legacy link for Moveable Type and Nofollow (it wasn’t complete)
Some Plugins Not Included?
I did find a few other Nofollow plugins available, but they appear on sites that are using nofollow for links in their own comments, seemed to be copies of the same code others provided, or were just dead links so I didn’t include them here.
Add Nofollow
If you want to do the opposite, and add NoFollow to certain types of links, here are some resources. There are some great and totally legitimate reasons you might want to do this.
- Add Link Attribute – this plugin is extremely powerful in the hands of someone who wants to control the flow of Google Juice around their site. Some links are purely navigational, or link to forms or other pages both on or offsite that do not contain content. This plugin allows you to zap them without modifying core files.
- Wikipedia NoFollow – want to reclaim the Google Juice you send to Wikipedia that currently stops flowing, and turns Wikipedia into a black hole – this plugin is the perfect answer – if Wikipedia turn the flow back on, you can reciprocate just by switching the plugin off.
- WP Temp Nofollow – I am not sure how up to date this one is, but if you have hacked WordPress to remove the nofollow code, you could use something like this plugin to add nofollow back for a period of time. It was designed for older WordPress versions that didn’t have nofollow as standard.
- NoFollow from Home – This one is interesting from an SEO perspective in that it adds nofollow to links in your content on the home page
- Don’t Follow – This plugin allows you to selectively add nofollow to links in your comments simple by adding /dontfollow to the end of the URL – I am not sure how nicely it plays with other nofollow plugins as I would assume it would have to have a lower priority so that it adds nofollow after any other plugin has removed it. (thanks Lorelle )
- Nofollow Those Dupes – My own plugin to add nofollow to links within content to everything other than single pages, thus avoiding Google Juice leaks on duplicate content pages.
Add NoFollow Other Platforms
- NoFollow List (Drupal) – Allows you to add a list of sites to nofollow (such as Wikipedia)
Lots of people in the last few day have proclaimed (finally) an end to using Nofollow on their blog and many of them are friends or regular readers. Now whilst I would like to link to them all, there are far too many of them (plus I have something else planned). Instead I am going to link to the one that I feel is most significant. Dougal Campbell has just installed a DoFollow plugin , and as a core developer of WordPress, this is a major development. Maybe we can see some optional features within WordPress and WordPress.com soon.
I would love to add more to this list, so if you know of other plugins, especially for platforms other than WordPress, please let me know in the comments or ping me and I will add them to the list.
NoFollow Community on Bumpzee
A list of 10000+ sites that are supporting the no nofollow | dofollow | i follow movement isn’t a viable proposition. In fact there are 149,000 references to DoFollow listed by Google, though not all of those sites are using a dofollow solution, or have the ability for users to leave a comment or trackback.
For a number of months I though about creating a directory of DoFollow supporters, and even have a prototype site with loads of features, but it just didn’t offer enough usability, and managing the growing community would have been extremely time consuming.
My solution (I did consider many) was to create a community that allowed no nofollow community members to find bloggers that were like minded within their own niche.
Bumpzee has support for tagging, parsing tags and defined categories from within the RSS feeds, thus it is possible to browse blog posts on any subject.
The interface isn’t ideal yet, but is under constant active development and hopefully in the future you will be able to just go to a tag on parenting, and find 50 or more blogs who write about parenting, and their recent posts, and who all use a dofollow equivalent for their blogging platform.
I encourage you to join the No Nofollow | I Follow | DoFollow Community
It is my intent for the community to be the largest and most active on Bumpzee, and we will build the community together.
134 Comments
Nice list Andy. Have been on my own quest since Andy Beal took charge of his own little campaign.
Oh, and I absolutely LOVE the way your commenting is set up. I think it requires a blog post in itself.
I would be willing to take the chance that people will spam to use Do Follow. There are some good spam zappers out there. If someone comments, the least you could do is link back.
Hi Andy,
Thanks for the great list of plugins. I noticed that you nofollowed your blog title link.. any reason why?
Great list of plugins. Thanks. Looks like I have a few new ones to install.
Hey Maki, I love your blog. I subscribe via rss and read it every day.
I actually need to do some more adjustments to theme design, but when I modified the Header, I decided I didn’t really need to rank for “ndy beard” so sticking a nofollow on it was a quick fix.
I have a lot more other fixes to do on this site – it has always been a work in progress rather than a “perfect example”. I make small changes and measure the results as best I can.
Thanks for putting together this list Andy. It made my search a very short one as I found exactly what I was looking for here.
Thanks for the comprehensive list of nofollow plugins… I wanted to install Kimmo’s plugin a while ago, but his site was down. This post reminded me of his plugin, and I’ve now got it installed.
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Andy this is really helpful info – thanks for this post. I have a question about my lingering concerns with removing the nofollow tag: sometimes there is a fine line between a blog and a splog. What if I let through an outbound link that ends up being a blacklisted link farm? How would that effect my Google juice?
Well the first step is to have a comments policy suggesting that people link to sites that are about them, and not what they are promoting or trying to get juice for.
I typically delete affiliate links people drop, or links to poor quality splogs that aren’t giving correct attribution.
If someone is syndicating my content, I might just leave one trackback in place, but after that I block them from trackbacks. If I didn’t do that I would currently end up with 6 trackbacks automatically on every post within a few seconds of publishing.
It depends on how they are doing it. If they are “niching” content, and not just grabbing every article, then I will often leave a few more trackbacks in place.
You get to know commenters, if someone new posts a comment, it is fairly natural to go take a look at the link they posted.
Thanks Andy – I was more wondering about the ones that are deceptively not spammy looking, but are on a domain that might be in a “bad part of town.”
Just look for a grey bar in your Google Toolbar (though this sometimes is shown for a new domain)
People posting comments purely for SEO will use a keyword as their name and link using a spammy URL that is clearly not relevant to the post.
There are some people who use the name of their site. As an example Engtech who is as white as snow.
In most cases if a site has some green in the toolbar, it is a fairly safe bet. I don’t think Google (though I have no proof) that Google will give a penalty for a link to a domain that sometime in the future gets a penalty. It is just one of 1000s of links.
That is a nice list, but what I’m impressed me is that you included reciprocal information; acknowledging that there might be appropriate reasons for others to want “no follow” occasionally.
informative and helpfull. Thanks! Heiko
Andy – great looking list. I just setup the Link Love plugin and changed the variable number to 2. A bit low, but I’m happy to give out the link love on the site for people. Will probably announce the change soon. I doubt it will cause more people to comment though, but for those that do, maybe there’s some added value now.
HELP, HELP, HELP. I came here from Ben’s Instigator blog looking for a plug-in for Blogger. I desperately need one. I looked for nofollow in the template code, but did not locate it. Could you tell me what to do so that I can send link love.
I’ve purchased two books on how to set up word press and somewhere something went wrong and I’m simply not able to use word press. But I’d love some help for Blogger.
Thanks so much, Andy.
Robyn, As soon as WordPress 2.2 comes out, I will be happy to help you get your old blog imported to WordPress. Last I heard the importer isn’t fully working on the new blogger, and that WP 2.2 will have the working code.
Removing Nofollow whilst possible using a custom comments system with Blogger, that normally means the comments are being hosted off-site, which again isn’t very practical.
WordPress needs a plugin to get rid of no follow? get with the times – NucleusCMS doesn’t add it in the first place. My site loves it’s commenters with SEO link juice and has done from day one.
I’m a huge fan of the dofollow plugin. Way to go! I think that if people are going to take the time to read your whole post and then contribute to the conversation, then they should be rewarded by getting a link to their site.
Nice job! Just stumbled on the post and you bring up a lot of good stuff. This nofollow issue has been really interesting to watch…
Hey Andy (you may remember me from howto.com, many moons ago)
Great list! But here’s 2 questions from a blogging newbie…
1. The real difference between NOFOLLOW and LINKLOVE is “how open” I want to be, right? And I get to set up how many posts it takes?
2. NOFOLLOW FROM HOME – How is it “interesting” from an SEO standpoint; good or bad? I’m not sure I totally understood the write up but would really like to know.
Thanks,
Dennis
Sure I do Dennis, although you are talking as if I have departed ;) I still pop back occasionally.
The LinkLove plugin gives you the flexibility to reward your “regulars” after a certain number of comments.
It is a good alternative compared to using the DoFollow with a timer
The NofFollow from home plugin places nofollow on all the links within your content that appears on your front page, and your front page is typically where a lot of your incoming Google Juice arrives, but not always if lots of people link to your blog posts… hmm this one comes to mind, I am busy fixing the layout as this comment box is too far down the page to be useful.
What you might want to do is only have outbound links from “single” pages, and not when the same content appears on the front page.
It is a plugin I still have to experiment with, and you would probably also want to use it combined with some highly customised themes and other plugins to control nofollow on other elements.
With it you could effectively ensure that juice is only transferred to your content through a single page sitemap for even distribution, or only through other internal links such as tags and direct links in content.
Hello again,
Sorry, I meant because I basically departed; I pop back quite infrequently.
So, if I have this right the linklove is good for dashing the hopes of one hit wonders – not just spammers but those only looking for a little juice with no intention of returning.
Ok, so with the nofollow from home, does that mean all post links on the home page are “useless”? And what about sidebar links on the home page?
Dennis
Linklove – correct
NoFollow From Home – as far as I know it is just in the content, I am not sure how that affects plugins that add something to the bottom of the content using a WordPress hook. I suppose that would depend on priority of execution.
For things in the sidebar, header and footer if you wanted to add nofollow automatically to all of them, then you could use the Add Link Attribute plugin which would require lots of theme modifications.
Theoretically with a combination of the 2 plugins, it would be possible to develop a few templates to emulate the linking structures within Revenge of the Mininet.
I don’t think those are ideal for normal blogs, but for small niche sites they could be quite effective.
I just created a blogroll for any bloggers who are part of the Do Follow movement.
Any bloggers interested in being added to the list who use a do follow plugin or who have manually removed the “no follow” tags from the comment section of their site are welcome to join.
All they have to do is be “Do follower’s”, and be willing to add the blogroll to their sidebar or a page on their site that can be found easily from their front page. Visiting other members is of course encouraged.
Andy I’d love it if you’d let your readers know about this new blogroll.
Thanks!
It is a nice idea but it isn’t very useful.
Before I started the Bumpzee community I was looking to create just a directory, that would have taken user submissions, fully navigated by tags, RSS feeds of content from each blog, include a full description of each blog, including screenshots.
I might still do it, because I have the domain name, but ultimately the Bumpzee community will be more useful.
A list of links doesn’t help people find blogs within the same niche, or blog posts in the same niche.
I know hundreds of blogs that use dofollow, so does Google, just can just do a search on dofollow and works your way through the SERPs, but that doesn’t allow you to interact with people in the same niche, and make the links valuable.
QFT!
This is the greatest thing since hot pockets!
Great information, and excellent comment template. Very clean and readable.
I likey!
Thanks for the useful information.
I find the removing nofollow is good for the blogger as well, since people are more inclined to post comments.. this post is a perfect example.
Sweet article. Follow is great.
Wonderful. I just recently learned about this. Your article is very informative.
Unfortunately LinkLove seems to have an internal server error so I’ll have to come back for a visit. Otherwise I’ll try one of the others that you recommend above. I was first made aware of your post via a LinkedIn Bloggers forum so word is getting around. And I agree, why should genuine comments be penalised because of all the comment spam out there? I’ve blogrolled this post on my http://www.soho-life.com site which has a section on blogging there, but I’ll probably add it to my main site at some stage too.
I think nofollow has gotten out of control. I surf with the Search Status Firefox Extension that highlights nofollow on pages so that it’s easy to see. Sometimes sites will nofollow every link on the site — sometimes even important internal links. There is too much misunderstanding out there about nofollow.
Thank you so much. I learned how to remove nofollow from my blogspot blog from here. I’m no techie so that’s quite an accomplishment for me. My blog is just about a month old but this has really helped it take off quite well. I’m learning a lot, too, by surfing dofollow blogs and commenting. It’s a really great movement.
Andy, Great list. I found it through Blogoscoped.
I’ve instituted the Dofollow plugin, but also took it a step further and have included my policy on the blog (see comment URI) This way my commentators and readers know exactly what to expect from my site.
Great, I will use one of those in my next web site :) thanks
I would really like to know if you had any setbacks on SERP or google visitor numbers after you changed to “dofollow” ? Its like a religion nowadays to “protect” your pagerank from other webmasters.
Nice post,
I have been reading about no follows for a little while, wondering what it actually meant… Finally after some thoughts I decided to install it… Let’s see what it brings…
Cheers!
Wow, what a great post! Kudos for compiling all the do/nofollow plugins, tips and tricks into one place! I can’t remember how I got here, but I sure am glad I did!
I’ll be no-nofollowing (do following?) shortly!
And I can’t believe I just ended every sentence with an exclamation point…
what are the consequences of a bad neighborhood?
What are the consequences of having a female avatar when your name is Rob? That immediately suggests gaming the system to me.
I visit the blogs of the people who leave comments, and can tell if they are real blogs or something dodgy.
I think the odd bad neighbourhood link can creep into any site. All it takes is for someone not to renew a domain registration, and you end up linking through to a domainer, which isn’t necessarily a bad neighbourhood either.
There is an additional problem. In the past the “grey bar” on Google’s toolbar could be used as an indication that you should be careful. Now “white” seems to have disappeared for new content, and both new and duplicate content is grey, which is honestly a pain.
Nice post explaining a little more about this excellent option in WordPress.
Great list!
I wish that more blogs would implement this, but a lot of blog owners seem wary of it. They are afraid of a spam increase.
I have had a spam increase since using the dofollow plugin, but askimet has still caught them all…heh.
This is an excellent idea as long as the script kiddies don’t start spamming. I agree with others though that the tools are getting better at automatically detecting the spam.
We have followed the movement and hope others will join as well.
Hey Andy,
I found another great one: Comment Timeout, but I have to credit Michel Fortin for finding it.
Still, I thought it was a valuable addition to your post.
Thanks for the great info.
Regards,
Case
I was aware of that one, and I am also an avid reader of Michel’s blog.
One of the reasons I didn’t include it is because I don’t “timeout” comments on my blog. I just had a comment on this post which is 3 months old, and actually get comments and trackbacks all the time.
I also just answered a comment on a 5 month old post.
I use Spam Karma for spam control – old posts which are not active receive a penalty on their Karma, thus my old dead posts even legitimate comments normally have to be approved.
On a post like this which is always highly active, I doubt the comments will ever receive a penalty.
An occasional spam comment has been known to slip through, but it is quite rare.
Hi Andy,
Do you know about SubscribeMe plugin for wordpress?
http://www.semiologic.com/software/subscribe-me/
You have any way to nofollow those links?
Thanks,
A few options
1. Hack the plugin yourself
2. Use the Add Link Attribute plugin listed above (as long as you are not using a version that is a widget – I seem to remember it was turned into a widget version)
3. Ask Denis to provide a version with NoFollow
4. Just add the buttons yourself to the sidebar, or use another plugin.
I can’t provide a hacked version because of the terms under which Denis publishes his plugins.
Andy, I have a question. Does Haloscan enable me to follow links? I’m using it because I was given to believe it does. But I’d like the advise of an expert like you. Haloscan put code in my blog, but outside there code in a backlinks section of the Blogger code I see the words “rel nofollow” in a feedlinks section. I will paste below to get your thoughts.
I would appreciate your advice on this. Thanks so much.
thanks Andy, My older blog has had nofollow disabled for ages but you reminded me to enable Kimmo Suominen’s Dofollow plugin on my 2nd newer blog.
Hi Andy, i look for a “nofolow module” for Drupal. I found your web page by google an your link tip to (NoFollow List (Drupal)). Thanks very much.
my tip: link redirect + rel=nofollow.
for example: <a href="/redirect.php?url=http://google.com" rel="external nofollow">google.com</a>
Greets
Eugen
Great Post Andy!
I comment like crazy just for the fun of it. However… Getting a link is certainly a bonus. I have my own list that I track in Google reader. If I see a great post in that feed, reading it will usually get priority over reading other blog posts that have nofollow installed.
Aloha,
Dave.
Doesn’t enableing dofollow on your blog promote spam? Sure you still get it with nofollow, but Wikipedia for instance enabled it to stop spam.
I would like to make a plugin that allow trackbacks without nofollow. Comments without nofollow is too much for me :)
You see to be heading your SEO the siloing route for SEO, which I use for some niche blogs, but I wouldn’t use it for a community blog.
This post as an example currently has 50 comments and even more external links from trackbacks, but most of the incoming juice is dispersed throughout my site, resulting in every post gaining a good share of juice.
Ultimately it will leave my site through some route. I don’t use a blogroll, because the links are heavily discounted and not very relevant.
Whilst Google Supplemental Results reporting is fairly goofy currently, you won’t find many blogs with a higher percentage of indexed pages than I currently have being reported.
What is a good % of posts to have indexed? I always figured that if you have good internal linking they all will be. Also, was you domain expired last week?
Now that Google seem to be reporting supplemental results correctly, it will be easier to improve thing.
Supplemental results are caused by lack of pagerank, and every large site is going to have pages that have that situation.
As per some of my more recent posts, I will be changing my site structue soon to channel the Google Juice a little better where I want it.
I did have some downtime, and I am still working things out with the registrars as to exactly how that can be avoided, though I have been a little busy.
This is a .eu , .eu have not been around for long, and the first round of registration refreshes have caused some teething problems as they have different regulations.
I am new to this “do follow” thing.. But I think this is realy cool..Nice to give some do follow links to our commentors
Nofollow, do follow, let’s follow…
[edit]I am so glad you went to the trouble of writing a comment that doesn’t add to the conversation
I believe that this idea of do-follows is amazing and is going to help impact so many young bloggers. I think it is going to improve the networking even more of what linking can do to help each other and also allow for each of us to communicate and build our knowledge. How has it helped you out so far?
Hey! LinkLove site is down. Do you know any mirror site where I can download it, or some site with source code available?
Thaks
I don’t understand what would be so hard about building that directory. I’ll look into it.
Rhea, you are right, it wouldn’t be hard, in fact it would be very similar to Trumors.com for the submissions, but with a little bit of extra coding to display screenshot, RSS feeds etc.
But what would be the point, when the community is now established on Bumpzee, and providing everything that is needed?
As it is many people are more keen to promote their own thing than a community, or we would already have 1000+ members and not 250+, but even that community is far better than people just visiting a bunch of links in a list.
Hi Andy,
could you explain or point me in the right direction to (simply;-) let me get the jist of follow, nofollow etc. I have just got semiologic and i am trying to find my way around it and i came across the nofollow and don’t understand. At a guess, using logic, dofollow allows it to go through and nofollow stops it from? And if this is correct, stops it from going where. (Maybe you say, ‘where ever you want it to go’) and if so, maybe it is the concept that i am missing. If you get 5 please put some light on this for me;-)
Warm Regards
Ricky Dearman
Unfortunately the link you provided for Blogger users does not work for comments.
As I have now explained on the currently broken Blogger comment form (typing with the text 4 pixels high is not fun), the only page the links have to have nofollow removed is the permalink page.
Forget the nofollow on the popup page, that doesn’t matter it is just a form and is meaningless.
This is an awesome page! I recently learned about the wole “nofollow” thing, and downloaded the first plugin, so I have to thank you for making this page available!
I’ve been using the regular do follow plugin but I think I’m going to switch right now to the Linky love plugin as I’ve been seeing more abuse of do follow blogs in the last few weeks.
Also, someone just created a Google search engine that lists all the do follow blogs that this “person” has found. He says he created is so people could find relevant niche blogs to post on but I don’t like it.
Since I’m having major CPU resource overuse issues on my server (know of a good webhost??) I’ll have to check out these plugins to make sure they don’t use a lot of resources but I’m going to switch. I’m tired of my husband and I’s 9 blogs being abused.
ow stumbled here trough google, a great find, thanks alot. i wish WP would have made dofollow standard instead of nofoloow
Andy thank you for providing such thorough information. I have spent all day trying to figure out the D-List No Follow method. I think I’ve got it together now. I’m excited about Bumpzee and look forward to becoming an active member. Thanks again.
Best Wishes Always,
Marenda
Thanks for an extremely helpful one stop shop on the whole nofollow/dofollow discussion.
There is one thing I think I should correct from Matt’s earlier reply suggesting that Nucleus CMS does not use nofollow. This is not actually the case (in all cases) and users of the Nucleus platform who are either unsure, or want to remove the nofollow attribute can find out how to do so at the official forums.
The Nucleus plugin is unfortunately snafu’d at present but there are clear instructions on how to remove nofollow manually from Nucleus here
Regards from Cayman
In addition to the above, I see that it is in actual fact Matt who is working on the Nucleus plugin, so presumably he forgot to come back to this thread and update it……hopefully he won’t shoot me for the correction :-)
His own post on the subject dated 30/3/2007 is here
Maurice
Hey Andy, love you blog and love what your doing for the movement of the DoFollow links. I created a DoFollow Keyword Search using the Google Custom Search engine. It allows users to search for keywords on a huge list of DoFollow websites, which means you can easily search for juicy links directly targeting specific keywords. Check it out!
Good compilation on the follow plugin, I was actually searching for something in regards to this on Google but in the end Yahoo led me to your website. Thank you, good post.
I am using the latest version of wordpress here at http://www.reallyreally.net/ and I think it is version 2.2.1, anyway it seems that the nofollow attribute is not implemented anymore, I could be wrong and indeed it may be something to do with the theme I am using but I don’t see any rel=nofollow tags at my blog, sorry if this has been discussed already I didn’t have time to go through all the comments.
Cheers,
Bree.
@ Bree you will find it is still used in wordpress, search out your comment links in the html of the page source. You can add the dofollow plugin to get around this however.
This post certainly attracted a lot of links, congrats. I’m in two minds about the whole Dofollow thing, whilst it’ll be great for attracting more comments I can’t help but feel I’d spend more time weeding out spam too.
Cheers
Stu
Hi again Andy, I’m confused. I’ve got the follow plugin, and I don’t get highlights on my comments so it does seem to be working, however in my dashboard the comments are highlighted. Can you enlighten me?
thanks
link above
I haven’t checked any of the code, and I would probably just confuse myself looking at it, but I would think anything in your dashboard is displayed by different function calls to what is on your blog for comments.
Plugins “hook” into WordPress core functions and change their output, so any changes are only reflected on the pages that are seen by readers and search engines.
Andy, thanks for such a quick response! I take this to mean that yes, – my comments should be followed ok…
Hi Andy,
I love your blog and thanks for your time. i use sem pro. would the plugins you recommend work with it?
i’m building a site where i’ll have good use of danis’s silo pages.
as well as having some subdomain blogs. maybe eventually by a few other authors.
i want on my sidebars the pages, related posts, latest posts, latest comments etc. and what with posts, comments and links i could end up with loads of outgoing links. however, i see sites well trafficked with dofollow on all links.
i guess it’s a matter of becoming an authority site via content and real visitors to SEO ranking? seems to be 2 schools of thought about no/follow links whether for comments or inter-site linking?
my homepage will be a static sellpage with nav and some sidebar links
what’s the easiest way to optimize since i use sempro and widgets?
worried about duplicated content. would this happen from multiple tags too?
hi Andy,
love your blog and thanks for your time!
using sempro and widgets (such a bad girl!) and will have silo pages and subdomain blogs, maybe multiple authors with the time.
so how would you recommend best to optimize and avoid duplicated content?
thanks!
Fantastic list of useful plugins, Andy. I’d never come across the majority of them before. Thanks! I am however very happy with semiologic’s dofollow plugin and won’t be going elsewhere. ;)
Steve
Great list Andy! Thanks for that. Time for me to do some work on my blog and get the DOFOLLOW working on my comments. ;)
Cheers
hmm, it seems that more and more people are joining this movement….
If the amount of comments are anything to go on then yes it does seem very popular. I am in the process of doing a blog I will surely get and install the dofollow pluging, I mean the more popular your blog is the better right?
Don.
I would like to advise you I create a new NoFollow WordPress Plugin with a lot of configurable options. You could add it to your great post about nofollow. The information page about NoFollow Free is here. Thank you
Thanks for the very comprehensive list. I’ve had the nofollow removed from my blogs for ages now but I’ve just put a logo up last night to advertise the fact. I’ve written a post about it and I am linking to your post for people looking for information on how to remove it.
I am about to do this on celebrity site. I think the idea rocks and so long as people continue to follow the idea it will be good way to keep everyone connected in the blogging world.
Andy -
This is awesome, thank you. I just found out about this and joined the do follow movement.
Just came across this post too as I needed a good no nofollow plugin but didn’t know which one to use! Will check out a couple of them and look into joining the do follow community! Cheers
Thanks for the list Andy. I have colleagues very confident that managing the flow of pagerank to, through and from your site is critical. They might phrase it along the lines of ‘using no-follow to hekp google understand what’s most important on your site’.
However it seems to me that you would be putting a lot of work into customised flow systems that would be arduous to change if required by a change to google’s algorithms.
What are your thoughts on this?
Is there an easy way to tell if a blog is no follow or not?
Andy,
I have several blogs and want to make sure to add DO Follow. Now that ths post is 10 months old, what do you recommend for WordPress 2.3.1?
hello! i noticed with many advocates of the nofollow movement that their own sites have nofollow link attibutes. isn’t that funny? people who advocate something just do the opposite. i wonder if they’re jsut playing around and want other people to share with them their goog juice. but in my view, this is purely unethical. if u believe in something, then do it in line with the underlying principles. that’s why i admire u for ur dofollow link attribs here
I think a lot of sites are stopping dofollow because of increasing spam. I have been getting my blogs spammed since i have been allowing dofollow. Im going to give these plugins a try Andy because i haven’t used any of them yet. And if i can get comments, which means more traffic for me, without spam, then i will be really happy.
Thanks mate
Well, in either case, you can still call it spam. Whether the visitor IS interested in your blog/post and comments with interest or not and just wants a link. In other words, it depends on the blog owner himself/herself whether (s)he is willing to appreciate the comments and accepting the links in exchange or just as a sign of appreciation, simple as that. If not, then by all means, removing the ‘URL’ field takes 2 seconds! Google that out. Don’t leave the URL and then judging people for spamming, most are not spamming, they post with interest and once they see the option of leaving their website URL, why not?
I’m all for DOFOLLOW or just remove the URL field! Don’t leave it with nofollow, that’s more a trick in making some people comment without interest. So anyway, all for dofollow here,
Cheers!
Thanks, this is GREAT info!
I came here from FiddyP’s site, to understand how to combine the removal/management of ‘nofollow’ with CommentLuv. I wanted to understand the nofollow/dofollow issues first. Between your post and all the great comments, I’ve got more ammo than needed!
This is great! Thanks again for helping us all get through this mess. Oh, and the hand-edits for Blogger is going to help me, too! I have a blogger site related to LinkedIn and this will help give back to those that visit (i’m a firm believer in pay-it-forward).
Thanks, Andy!
Steve
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Thanks for all the info. I have a new site that I have been thinking about adding a Dofollow plugin to. I am still not 100% decided as even though it hasn’t been up long I keep getting people trying to link to spam sites. If one does slip through I guess I can get into Google’s bad books!
Andy, I see you are the True Follow guy! You even follow your plugin widgets.
Great post, I didn’t even know what effect nofollow had before reading this post. I’m implementing the link love plugin from now on as an attempt to get more comments on my posts.
A plugin to add nofollow to blogroll links, wordpress blogroll nofollow
And there’s yet another no-frills Remove Nofollow plugin for WordPress…
rel=”nofollow” on comment URI’s except for hacking into the source code? I’ve looked through Andy Beard’s Ultimate List of DoFollow Plugins and found two different plugins that suits my
Dear Andy,
My name is Dmytro. This post (and all the blog) just brilliant. I made a translation of small part of this article and post it into my http://www.googlization.org.ru weblog. But forget to ask you permissions. May I?
Best regards
Andy thanks for the list. I’ve use a few of the dofollow plugins you mention but the nofollow plugins were unknown by me just minutes ago. I’ve downloaded a few of the nofollow plugins – thank you
*tried posting twice now sorry if it’s a dup.
Hey Andy,
Thanks for the list, I’ll be sharing it with my readers.
It’s refreshing to see someone with such a successful blog who is still cool about the whole dofollow idea.
Thanks again!
Hey Andy,
Thanks for the Lucia’s Linky Love Plugin. One of the challenges that I have with Do Follow is monitoring and managing comment spam. I’ll test it out and see how it works.
Ant
The more I get into the nofollow tag, the more I realize it’s importance to search engines. It is used to make the search engine results page more relevant for keyword searches. Irrelevant content on a page is really a waste of time to users. I like the DoFollow idea because I am an SEO. I feel that commentors who take a genuine interest in what the blog is about should be rewarded with a DoFollow backlink.
Let’s all commit to making comments that are relevant to the blog!
Adding dofollow can bring traffic to your blog Fast. But I’m wondering, do you think the traffic you get is worth more than the penalty you may receive from Google. I guess the question is, is it true that Google penalizes dofollow blogs?
Hi,
Just found this post when researching no follow!
Thanks for this list, very useful! I am currently in the process of writing my first posts for a new blog for my company and now realise I should be putting some serious consideration into the benefits and drawbacks of no following comments!
Will definitely check these out and see how they work for me.
Thanks again!
Thanks for a great post. We just installed WordPress and are trying to figure everything out, but we want to be part of the “do-follow” movement.
I look at no-follow like a gun control law. It mostly punishes the innocent, while the spammers will always be finding new ways to spam value-added sites.
We hope to attract people to our blog who wish to add valuable content, and we will gladly pass a link to them.
Thanks,
Chris
Just uploaded the do-follow into my blog attached to my site. Thanks for making it easy to find and install to solve a problem I think hurts good people.
John
Great movement Andy. Is there any definitive way to check whether a blog uses DoFollow or not?
Many blgos use the DoFollow badge but actually Aaron Wall’s Firefox extension shows that the blogs are still NoFollow.
Thanks for this great list. How come you dofollow your comment links, but nofollow your homepage link? Your just a generous type ‘o guy?
Thanks for the list. Also i would like to know if the dofollow tag actually results in lower PR of your page, if it does is there a way i can avoid it while at the same time keeping the blog dofollow.
do reply soon
Howard
This is such an important point as it really discourages people taking the time and trouble to make comments.
While spam drives me crazy, if we want comments (and I do) we have to be able to answer the “what’s in it for me” question that people ask.
NoNoFollow is a great idea as it helps new people find your blog just as I have found this one.
The trouble is, if you don’t moderate your comments, spam can become a big problem.
I didn’t see any mention of KeywordLuv in this post. I have been using that plug-in on our real estate blog and it seems to be working very nicely. Does anyone have any feedback on KeywordLuv? The commenting set up on this blog is really awesome and maybe it’s worth changing over to. :)
Great post with some great resources.
This isn’t a list of all the possible ways to reward your commenters, it is purely nofollow / dofollow
A number of new plugins have been released, I should probably do an update and add in the ones that move the bar significantly, though more important are more articles about the SEO effects.
Just as a suggestion Andy… Might be nice to have a resource page with the list of plugins, ping list, etc. If you have one sorry I missed it.
Dave
Thank you very much for this great list! But you forgot the nofollow case by case plugin!
Thanks for the list.
I firmly believe that having do-follow on your blog is a great way to give a little back to the people who take time to read and comment on your blog.
Thank you for the list. Have been using LinklUv and it rocks!! No no follow or do follow is a great way to build a community but you still have to monitor your comments for spam.
Cool, I liked it. I liked the idea of the Wikipedia plugin. You have tons of comments in your blog, don’t you think it will decrease the value of other links in search engines when you have dofollowed comment links?
Well it’s taken me a long time to get around to it but I finally installed Lucia’s plugin. I saw this post a long time ago so I knew this was the place to find the best one.
Thanks,
Ned
Thanks so much for this list Andy. Lucia’s Linky Love Plugin appears to the the ultimate answer for me.
I was so fed up with spending 1 to 2 hours a day policing comments from human spammers leaving valid comments and pingback spamming that I was ready to give up on the DoFollow policy entirely.
Like many others, my time is spread very thin. This plugin will enable me to have more time to reply to commenters rather than wasting it on the spammers who don’t deserve the time.
Andy, can you please update your post? Which ones are still up to date? Your site is linked to from the official wordpress support site, so I suppose you get a good amount of traffic for that and it would help quiet a lot of people.
Which plugin are you currently using yourself to have dofollow comments?
Ram they are up to date in as much as before I switched to Disqus comments, I was using the original Dofollow plugin, and of the others I know plenty use Lucia's Linky Love.
I have seen more plugins launched since this list was written, but the overall recommendations remain the same.
There are a few more specialist SEO plugins, but I prefer to highlight those in SEO posts, when I have time.
The link from the official WordPress site is in some ways inconsequential for traffic – I am often regarded as one of the instigators/cheerleaders of the dofollow or ifollow movement, and thus the traffic/rankings from links generated far outweight a single link from WordPress.
The Bumpzee community died, possibly a good thing as it was abused.
My links are currently nofollow because I still need to hack the Disqus plugin
Hi Andy,
ah, cool, thanks for coming back and clarifying.
Hi Andy, I just wanted to let you know I've released a new WordPress 2.8 plugin called “Follow My Links”. My plugin prevents WordPress from automatically nofollowing links in authorial comments (i.e., comments made by the post author”). You can download it from the WP plugin directory at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/follow-my-l…
Hi Andy, I just wanted to let you know I've released a new WordPress 2.8 plugin called “Follow My Links”. My plugin prevents WordPress from automatically nofollowing links in authorial comments (i.e., comments made by the post author”). You can download it from the WP plugin directory at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/follow-my-l…
Hi Andy,
Iyust anted to download your plugin “Nofollow Those Dupes” but the link to .zi is not working. Is it still available und usable in WP?
Recently moved servers to fix some problems, but the plugin needs to be updated to no longer use Nofollow, otherwise it doesn't really give a benefit now.
cheers Andy.
But is it me, or are your comments doubled up?
Using FF 3.1, Ubuntu Jaunty.
.. I must install Disqus tho.
Yeah, major problems with Disqus currently and I have been telling them about it for weeks, and uploaded a full export file to them as a support ticket last weekend… today is Thursday
For dofollow plugins I would test this version from Shaun recently hacked from Lucia's Linky Love
http://www.hobo-web.co.uk/seo-blog/index.php/ho …
Love your Nginx training stuff, but be careful using Vimeo – not for commercial use
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[...] In case you haven’t heard of it, there is a growing movement on the Internet that includes bloggers who want to give credit to other blogs via the comments section of their blogs. They have installed special plugins to remove the "rel=nofollow" tag from comment author URLs, pingbacks and trackbacks. Once again, Andy Beard wrote a great article on the dofollow movement. [...]
[...] 8 – Remove No Follow Tags – One somewhat controversial method of increasing reader participation is to remove the no follow tags that are included by default on links left in the comments. By removing the no follow tags search engines will recognize and follow links to your readers’ blogs. Andy Beard has an extensive list of DoFollow and NoFollow plugins. [...]
[...] just installed one of the many dofollow plugins that are available, so that I can reward those of you who have spent time contributing your [...]
[...] just installed one of the many dofollow plugins that are available, so that I can reward those of you who have spent time contributing your [...]
[...] Engine Journal, and I had a look at the list of plugins you can get to combat this compiled by Andy Beard. I don’t think I’m a do follow groupie, but I’ve installed the Dofollow plugin. [...]
[...] So… How does one go about disabling this pesky nofollow problem? There are numerous plugins available for WordPress (and other blogs I suppose) that will solve this problem. A great list can be found here, at Andy Beard’s blog in Ultimate List of Nofollow & Dofollow Plugins. [...]
[...] the ultimate list of Do Follow resources check this out Andy Beard has a TON of ways to manage the links on any type of [...]
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[...] Beard has a nice roundup of dofollow plugins and tools. He also started a DOFOLLOW community at Bumpzee where you can add your blog(s) that use DOFOLLOW [...]
[...] Andy Beard of AndyBeard.eu [...]
[...] just installed one of the many dofollow plugins that are available, so that I can reward those of you who have spent time contributing your [...]
[...] Another plugin I recommend is the DoFollow plugin. If you have a high activity blog, then you may run into trouble with it. But for small blogs with less comments, it will help increase user activity (though I haven’t seen much difference except in the post announcing it  ). It allows you to remunerate your loyal readers who participate in the discussion on your blog. Once you start using the plugin, you are surely going to get a sudden surge in visitors. If you decide to use the plugin, then I recommend you to checkout the Bumpzee community “No Nofollowâ€. Andy Beal has posted a list of Do Follow plugins. [...]
[...] those of you who feel like sticking it to the man, here is a list of plugins that remove nofollow and here is the Dofollow D-List that lists other blogs joining the Dofollow movement (this list [...]
[...] Use the right dofollow plugin. Because I’m on a om/do-follow-bloggers/”>Tricia’s dofollow list list, (which brings in traffic from real reader and spammers alike, I useLucia’s Linky Love. I use it to give “follow” links to regular commenters, while denying them to fly-by night human comment spammers. (You can find other dofollow plugins on Andy Beard’s complete list. [...]
[...] something else? Go ahead and check out Andy Beard’s Ultimate List of Dofollow Plugins. Why do the work [...]
[...] am in complete agreement with the no-nofollow/dofollow movement in the blogger community. I’ve had the dofollow plugin on this blog a few years now. I love [...]
[...] Ultimate List of Nofollow & Dofollow Plugins | Andy Beard – Niche Marketing (tags: nofollow blog) [...]
[...] Not all blogs that write a post about dofollow, link through to plugins, and stick up a Dofollow logo have actually removed nofollow from their comments. [...]
[...] in different ways. A lot of this information comes directly from an article written by Andy Beard, Ultimate List of DoFollow & Nofollow Plugins – Banish Nofollow From Comments and Trackbacks, and I would definately go over there and take a look at what he has to offer. The article not only [...]
[...] that’s where the plugin comes in handy! Anyway, Andy’s got a whole list of them on his “ultimate list” page for DoFollow plugins – well worth checking [...]
[...] his ultimate list of DoFollow and NoFollow Plugins, Andy Beard had this to say about the LinkLove Plugin: One thing I like is that the detection is [...]
[...] you want to pass link juice to your commenters, hence you install nofollow case by case or another dofollow plugin preventing you from nofollow [...]
Say No! to Nofollow…
One of the most controversial subjects in the world of blogging recently has been the growth of the use of something called “nofollow”. However, there are ways to remove it from most parts of your blo……
Ultimate List of DoFollow Nofollow Plugins – Banish Nofollow From Comments and Trackbacks…
Fight spam, not blogs, this is what the members of the U Comment I Follow movement try to achieve….
[...] plugin to do this and found Andy Beard's search engine optimization blog with a post on the best dofollow wordpress plugins. Andy is just a little fella, but he knows what he is talking about when it comes to seo and social [...]
[...] Only just recently I realised that WordPress places a ‘nofollow’ tag on Comments left in blog posts. Thinking that this was just a default and that I could override it, I went searching in my WordPress admin panel for an option to do just that. Well to my surprise there was none. Not sure why WordPress feel they need to protect us by not adding a simple option like this but there you go. So next step was to find a plugin for it. Fortuantely this wasn’t too difficult and I found a a great list of the different types of plugins over at Andy Beard’s website. [...]
[...] know about the nofollow tag, check out Wikipedia’s nofollow entry and Andy Beard’s excellent list of dofollow plugins which disable the nofollow [...]
[...] This is what Randa Clay thinks about nofollow, and here is a great list of bloggers who support the “No No Follow” movement. And I wish this page had an English version. And here is the ultimate list of dofollow plugins. [...]
[...] his ultimate list of DoFollow and NoFollow Plugins, Andy Beard had this to say about the LinkLove Plugin: One thing I like is that the detection is [...]
[...] and its definitely not going to stop me from loving it. Just pick a plugin from Andy Beard’s Ultimate List of DoFollow & Nofollow Plugins – Banish Nofollow From Comments and Trackbacks to choose a plugin you like. I personally use the DoFollow [...]
[...] more info on removing NoFollow tags visit: Ultimate List of DoFollow & Nofollow Plugins – Banish Nofollow From Comments and Trackbacks Related Subjects:Search Engine Optimization Share and Enjoy: These icons link to social [...]
[...] Ho quindi abolito nofollow, installando in nome della pigrizia DoFollow Plugin, ma ce ne sono altri a loro modo anche più sfiziosi. Volendo, basterebbe una capatina nel sorgente di WordPress per [...]
[...] Blogging September 1st, 2007 var AdBrite_Title_Color = ’800080′; var AdBrite_Text_Color = ’0000FF’; var AdBrite_Background_Color = ‘FFFFFF’; var AdBrite_Border_Color = ‘FFFFFF’; advertisers blog blogger bloggers blogging blogs profits search engines technorati traffic writing style Best List Of DoFollow Plugins http://andybeard.eu/ [...]
[...] Ultimate List of Dofollow & Nofollow Plugins [...]
[...] WordPress users: Get the plugin HERE. Other blogging platform users- here is a list of resources for YOU. [...]
[...] more on nofollow and how to disable it on your blog, go here. NB: a ‘dofollow’ plugin has not yet been implemented at MofM, but that will change [...]
[...] you are interested in removing the nofollow tag from your blog, visit this Andy Beard’s Blog post. He shows you how to remove the tag from Blogger Blogspot, Moveable Type and Typepad. FYI, Andy [...]
[...] plug-ins have already been created for the benefit of back-link builders. Here is a collection of “dofollow” plug-ins for your perusal. Choose one of test every one of them first before settling for a particular [...]
[...] Andy Beard has compiled a nice list of plug-ins that accomplish this task in different ways. You can check out his list at Ultimate List of DoFollow & Nofollow Plugins – Banish Nofollow From Comments and Trackbacks [...]
Ultimate List of Nofollow & Dofollow Plugins | Andy Beard – Niche Marketing…
The shift to using “DoFollow” in top blogs is gaining momentum. More and More bloggers are seeing the value of battling spammers by deleting spammy posts instead of leaving them on the blog and expecting a “noFollow” attribute to some how punish th…
[...] already give link love through nofollow via Lucia’s Linky Love plugin (Andy Beard has a great round-up of nofollow here) and by thanking commenters for their comments on each post. I got that last idea from David Airey, [...]
[...] and allow the links to follow boosting your ranks. I was going to list them, but Andy Beard has the Ultimate list of these plugins. Here are what other bloggers are saying about the dofollow movement – and they say it better than [...]
[...] In the meantime, if you would like to start the process of going Do Follow, you find a great list of plugins here. [...]
[...] did all this work researching the topic and then found a post by Andy Beard on the subject, one by Perishable Press and many others. I wish I found these BEFORE I did all this [...]
[...] If you can see video on your browser, check out this video from Problogger.net. Feel free to leave a comment as this is a “dofollow” blog. Dofollow means this. [...]
[...] http://andybeard.eu/2007/02/ultimate-list-of-dofollow-plugins-banish-nofollow-from-comments-and-trac… [...]
[...] Ultimate List of DoFollow & Nofollow Plugins – Banish Nofollow From Comments and Trackbacks – this is a list of almost all the plugins that you can use to remove Nofollow from your blog, [...]
[...] Ultimate List of DoFollow & Nofollow Plugins – Banish Nofollow From Comments and Trackbacks [...]
[...] Andy Beard has published a list of utilities that remove nofollow from WordPress, Blogspot, Movable Type and Typepad – Ultimate List of DoFollow & Nofollow Plugins – Banish Nofollow From Comments and Trackbacks [...]
[...] the nofollow attribute on comments and Haloscan automatically places a nofollow on comments. Several WordPress plugins allow you to remove the nofollow attribute but if you outsource your comments you no longer have [...]
[...] nofollow-attribuutilla, niin tässäkin WordPress-blogissa. Halutessani voisin asentaa ns. dofollow-lisäosan, jolloin kommentoijat saisivat hakukonemehuja sivustoilleen. En kuitenkään ole aikeissa tehdä [...]
[...] or Ultimate List of DoFollow & Nofollow Plugins [...]
[...] Hari ini saya telah mendaftarkan IndoBloggers – Indonesian Bloggers ke komunitas “No Nofollow | I Follow | DoFollow“. Sebuah komunitas yang diusung oleh Andy Beard. [...]
[...] Join the Movement! Posted in I am Thankful Today.. RSS 2.0 | Trackback | Comment [...]
[...] Ultimate list of dofollow plugins – Banish nofollow from comments and trackbacks [...]
[...] tags from the comments to render their blog dofollow or no nofollow using any of the following Dofollow Plugins For WordPress. Once you comment in these dofollow blogs or blogs with dofollow comments then any link that [...]
[...] or any other blog platform, then check out this article of Andy Beard’s and join the do-follow movement. If you wish to join the movement then install a relevant plugin then display one of the badges [...]
[...] ini membawaku ke halaman Ultimate List of DoFollow & NoFollow Plugin [...]
[...] a great well researched unique post may make your blog too popular. Also Andy beard has a brilliant post regarding dofollow plugins & dofollow blogs which made him too popular as that was a unique thing then. But never forget to submit such type of [...]
[...] Andy Beard’s Ultimate Nofollow & DoFollow Plugins List [...]
[...] The Ultimate List of Do-Follow Plugins and I Follow Bumpzee Community. [...]
[...] Beard has a definitive list of DoFollow plugins available on his [...]
[...] go back to Andy Beard for a list of do-follow plugins for WordPress. There are a lot of varieties. Some that require ten comments before you the nofollow is removed [...]
[...] case you want some no-follow plugins to be the unfriendly bastard like me, you can head over to AndyBeard’s site. He has the ultimate follow and no-follow plugins. I use a variety because there are [...]
[...] Beard has compiled a list of resources on how to remove the nofollow attribute on different platforms. Most of these solutions are in the [...]
[...] nofollow and Andrew Beard has already gone and done us all a huge favor by posting them here: ULTIMATE LIST OF DOFOLLOW & NOFOLLOW PLUGINS – BANISH NOFOLLOW FROM COMMENTS AND TRACKBACKS Take your [...]
[...] on removing the nofollow attribute and other comment and link love info can be found at the Ultimate List of Nofollow & Dofollow plugins. Share and [...]
[...] sure to visit Andy’s list of nofollow and dofollow plugins. While you may want to reward your regulars readers, you may also want to have a little more [...]
[...] the internet for yourself, fool! Oh, OK, Andy Beard’s post is a good place to [...]
[...] The Ultimate List of DoFollow Plugins » Comprehensive Reference for WordPress DoFollow Plugins » DoFollow: Fighting Spam or Rewarding [...]
[...] rejoindre la noble cause contre le NoFollow et ainsi modifier leur blog WordPress, voici une liste des principaux plugins DoFollow de wordpress permettant d’enlever ce mauvais [...]
[...] Il y a même, et ça n’est pas récent, des plugins pour WordPress spécialement pour contourner l’attribut nofollow inséré par défaut avant les URL présentes dans les commentaires. Dofollow, LinkLove, goodLinks… un article de Andy Beard en publie une liste. [...]
[...] Reasons Why I Loathe Top Commenters Plugins Ultimate List of DoFollow Plugins – Banish Nofollow From Comments and Trackbacks 13 Reasons Why Nofollow Tags [...]
[...] Beard’s comprehensive list of do-follow and no-follow plugins for a variety of platforms. No matter which way you swing, Andy’s got the good for [...]
[...] There may be some blogging platforms like Drupal that don’t use nofollow unless you add it. Other bloggers choose to reward their loyal commenters by adding a “dofollow” plug-in that undoes the nofollow default. Andy Beard has a nice list of resources for this. [...]
[...] WordPress and Blogger both automatically inserts the "No Follow" tag on links in your comments but there has been a movement to remove that automatic insertion of the "No Follow" tag. On WordPress there are several "Do Follow" plugin’s. [...]
[...] As stated in David’s blog , concern over the “no follow” tags has created a new “movement” named the “No Follow-I Follow – Dofollow Community” This is a community currently managed by: Andy Beard. Through the links on David Lano’s blog, I also found a post by Andy Beard titled “Ultimate List of Dofollow Plugins…” [...]
[...] But there is also DoFollow movement: DoFollow, I Follow, No Nofollow movement, that started at the inception of the Nofollow microformat tag back in 2005. For details about how you can remove rel=”nofollow” from your blog comments and trackbacks, please refer to: Ultimate List of DoFollow Plugins – Banish Nofollow From Comments and Trackbacks [...]
[...] will take you 2 minutes. Download a dofollow plugin, I like this one Andy Beard has put together a fantastic list of plugins for dofollow sites. He also began a Bumpzee community for dofollow sites and be sure to add you site [...]
[...] for WordPress which remove the NoFollow microformat extension. Here is a partial list I found on Andy Beard’s [...]
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[...] Ultimate List of DoFollow & Nofollow Plugins – Banish Nofollow From Comments and Trackbacks [...]
[...] you blog allow links made in comment section of your blog to be followed. Typically you will have a dofollow plugin installed. Be default blog software- including WordPress add nofollow tags to any links in comments [...]
[...] the internet for yourself, fool! Oh, OK, Andy Beard’s post is a good place to [...]
[...] excellent and more complete discussion of the issue is given by Andy Beard in his Ultimate List of DoFollow & Nofollow Plugins. After reading all this we settled for the tried-and-true DoFollow plug-in mentioned in the [...]
[...] your commentators to really benefit from this, you will need a separate Dofollow plugin, to remove the nofollow [...]
[...] existent dont en voici la liste, issue du blog anglais Andy Beard [...]
[...] AndyBeard.eu – Great list of DoFollow plugins [...]
[...] For me, the above plugins are the best, but for your strong consideration you should, i repeat, you should, read the Andy Beard’s ultimate list of DoFollow plugins. [...]
[...] Your WordPress Blog: Nofollow vs Dofollow by David Pankhurst – May 1, 2008I was reading a post on Andy Beard’s blog today, and was reminded of the ‘dofollow’ [...]
[...] There are some great plugins and hacks available that you can download to make your blog a dofollow blog. In fact, Andy Beard has made a great dofollow list of plugins [...]
[...] Ultimate List of Nofollow & Dofollow Plugins – Andy Beard’s February 2007 post is still a good resource, over a year later. He has this to say about Lucia’s Linky Love: I was going to liken this plugin to a Ferrari, because it is built to be fast, but it is probably more like a Subaru, not just fast but designed for rugged terrain and can handle the twists and turns of comment spammers without slowing down. [...]
[...] Click Here for a big list of No Follow removal plugins for whatever blog software you use. addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fwww.timgross.com%2F185-why-intelligent-blog-comments-help-you-more-if.html’; addthis_title = ‘Musings+On+Blog+Comments’; addthis_pub = ‘timgross’; [...]
[...] above plugins are the best, but for your strong consideration, you should check out the Andy Beard’s ultimate list of DoFollow plugins. He wrote lists of WordPress plugins to remove the nofollow attribute from your self-hosted [...]
[...] Ultimate List of DoFollow & Nofollow Plugins [...]
[...] online which can help you do so. I think that one of my favorite posts on this topic is by Andy Beard. He has “the ultimate list†of do follow and no follow plugins. Here is his take on [...]
[...] is the second half of the list that Andy Beard came up with regarding the best plug ins to use to remove the no follow tag. • Link Love – this [...]
[...] tout cas, j’invite tous les utilisateurs de WordPress à utiliser un des nombreux plugin dofollow pour ne pas pénaliser ceux qui laissent des commentaires sur les blogs et qui leur donnent ce [...]
[...] you’re planning on installing the KeywordLuv plugin, make sure you check out Stephen’s Dofollow plugin suggestions as well. It’s no use allowing keyword linking, if the links are the default [...]
[...] does increase comments, and thus, traffic, to your site; new blogs can definitely benefit from removing NoFollow from their comments if they are just starting off and building a community around their sites. [...]
[...] you are in luck. The process is as simple as installing a plugin. A fellow named Andy Beard has a pretty nice list of available plugins. Alternatively, you could install a plugin like CommentLuv that will throw a [...]
[...] Read Andy Beard’s great blog and all about dofollow [...]
[...] the DoFollow plugin. If you are using another platform, Andy Beard has compiled a great list of resources for disabling NoFollow in most of the more popular blog platforms. Just be forewarned. If word gets out you might find [...]
[...] Beard, one of the pioneers of the of dofollow movement, has compiled a list of plugins that will allow you configure “dofollow” links on your blog. Blogging Addiction is using Dofollow 4.0, which literally takes 30 seconds to set up [...]
[...] out the grandaddy of all DoFollow related posts over at Andy Beard’s blog. He’s got the master list of all the plugins you could imagine. Great sleuthing [...]
[...] disables the nofollow attribute on the links left by commentators. This is normally done using a dofollow plugin and can boost your commentators’ websites in the SERPs (search engine result [...]
[...] Recently, there has been a trend towards bloggers adding a plug-in called “U Comment I Follow” which essentially removes the coding blocking the linking. You can get this plug-in here for wordpress. For other blogging platforms, you can find great advice at Andy Beards blog . [...]
[...] is a list of more plugins as well as directories you can add your do-follow blog to. Check it out. RSS 2.0 :: Comment :: Trackback :: Share/Save a2a_linkname=”No Follow … Do Follow … What Is [...]
[...] Andy Beard of AndyBeard.eu [...]
[...] you like the idea of removing nofollows from your blog, you should also read Andy’s ultimate list of dofollow nofollow plugins. addthis_url = [...]
[...] Beard has put together a comprehensive list of dofollow plugins on his site so check it [...]
[...] List of do follow plugin. [...]
[...] ANY blog not enabling the DoFollow in one form or another. While there are multiple ways to enable DoFolow, I prefer using Lucia Linky Love plugin that enables DoFollow based on settings I define. My blog [...]
[...] tag you can install dofollow plugin. Many dofollow plugins are available. Some are semiologic Ultimate List of DoFollow & Nofollow Plugins Nofollow free wordpress [...]
[...] NoFollow from my WordPress blog I use the DoFollow plugin by Denis de Bernardy. Andy Beard has a list of NoFollow plugins for a number of blogging platforms. Note that links placed in the body of the comment will still be [...]
[...] and reputable with a high pagerank. Here they are, below: List of forums that allow sig links Ultimate List of Nofollow & Dofollow Plugins | Andy Beard – Niche Marketing D-List | Court’s Internet Marketing School – How To Make Money Online Add URL.nu : Add your URL [...]
[...] gute Liste betreffend weiterer Plugins zu diesem Thema habe ich auf Andy Beard’s Blog gefunden, zwar nicht die Aktuellste war aber dennoch [...]
[...] Beard has a list of DoFollow plugins available on his site. He also host a community on BumpZee. If you enjoy this post, please consider [...]
[...] in the name field, will result in the following: Stephen from Custom WordPress Plugins. Requires a DoFollow plugin to be effective. By Stephen [...]
[...] reason for this particular plug in. I was going to try LinkLove as recommended by Andy Beard at the Ultimate List of DoFollow Plugins but the server was producing an error so I’ve elected to try Dofollow (WP Plugin) instead and [...]
[...] let’s steal from Andy Beard again Check out his original post with dofollow and nofollow plugins [...]
[...] mix of living in the Philippines, blogging and advertising online. RT is big proponent of Do Follow and has several posts discussing the matter, so I won’t delve into it here. My biggest [...]
[...] WordPress In the WordPress community there have been various no follow and dofollow plug-ins, and all were developed with the the sole intention of giving the blog owner more control over [...]
[...] commenting and sharing their URL through other sites. If you’re interested, check out the ultimate list of dofollow plugins (bear with the loading) to open up your [...]
[...] a more advanced DoFollow plugin, I chanced on Lucia’s Link Love (LLL) plugin after visiting Andy Bread’s blog. What separates the LLL plugin from the ones available today is the ability to turn on the [...]
[...] This resource list by Andy Beard made short order of my work in finding the right one (I’m picky), and I’m happy to announce today the employment of the DoFollow (WP) DoFollow plugin (by Semiologic)1. Design Adaptations is now on board with sharing the [link] love. Why? Number 8 on Loren Baker’s list of why NoFollow tags suck sums it up best in my opinion. “Commenting on a blog post is the same as adding more relevant to that blog post. A thought provoking one sentence post can lead to pages of comments. If someone takes the time to help build your site’s content via posting comments, it is professional courtesy to give them some link love.” [...]
[...] Beard’s Ultimate List of DoFollow and NoFollow Plugins – Includes directions on how to remove nofollow from popular blogging platforms including Blogger, [...]
[...] For more WordPress plugins to remove NoFollow, and how to remove NoFollow from other blogging platforms, check out Andy Beard’s Ultimate List of Dofollow and Nofollow plugins. [...]