I have a lot of subforums on my site and I show these subforums on forumhome. My question is would there be any benefit of me adding rel=nofollow to the subforum links on forumhome since they can still be access by the spider by clicking on the parent category link
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rel=nofollow links on forum main page
This is a discussion on rel=nofollow links on forum main page within the General Discussion forums, part of the vBulletin SEO Discussion category; I have a lot of subforums on my site and I show these subforums on forumhome. My question is would ...
- 02-23-2006 11:31 PM #1Senior Member
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Re: rel=nofollow links on forum main page
Yes, but then a 2click route (for a spider) would be needed to get to those pages. Why not let it be 1click instead?
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- 02-24-2006 01:19 AM #3Senior Member
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Re: rel=nofollow links on forum main page
I guess that makes since.. I have went through and added rel=nofollows to the usernames in the last post column along with other navbar links that offer no SERP value to me. Hopefully this helps
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