nofollowlinks
Nofollow links, sometimes referred to as nofollowlinks, are hyperlinks that include the rel="nofollow" attribute. They were introduced by Google in 2005 to combat comment spam and to give webmasters a way to link to other sites without endorsing their authority in search results. The attribute signals that the linking page does not vouch for the target page's ranking value.
How search engines treat nofollow has evolved. Historically, a nofollow link did not pass PageRank or other
Since 2019 Google also introduced two additional attributes to clarify link purposes: rel="sponsored" for paid or