How to create nofollow links

The aim of this post is to show you how easy it is to turn ordinary links into nofollow links; regardless of whether you know HTML or not.
Note: This is a how-to post. If you’re interested in learning more about nofollow, there are many great posts about it on the Web; I’ll point to some at the end of this post.

Step 1: Create a standard link

The first thing you need to do is create a link.
If you are using a visual editor that creates the HTML for you, you’ll need to edit the HTML at this point. In WordPress, this is a simple matter of moving from the visual tab to the HTML tag when writing your post or page.
Find the link that you’ve created within the HTML; the code will look much like this:

Google’s Home Page

Step 2: Add nofollow to your link

Now, you need to add ‘rel=nofollow’ (known as an attribute), to the link. You can do this one of two ways; it doesn’t matter which you use, they both do the same thing.

• Place the ‘rel’ attribute at the end of the URL you are linking to; before the anchor text; this is what it should look like:

Google’s Home Page
Note: If you do it this way, make sure you leave a space between the end quote marks of the URL and the word ‘rel’.

• Alternatively, place the attribute at the beginning of the anchor tag; this is what it should look like:

Google’s Home Page
Note: If you do it this way, make sure you leave a space between the end quote marks of ‘nofollow’ and the beginning of ‘href’.

And there you have it, your first nofollow link!

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