How does dofollow backlink help rate?
When we talk about the value of a quality link, we usually mean the backlinks, the links you find of your website to external sources. Search engines have a lot of quality features (we know Google is over 200), and high quality backlinks are in the top 2 and content. A Backlink 2022 survey revealed that Google's indexed pages have 3.8 times more backlinks than 2-9 high-ranking pages.
The number of links obtained is significant but affects the levels in a very different way than just their value. To test backlinks, search engines consider the following:
Organic link construction. Search engines offer recommendations on creating natural backlinks instead of buying them. If found, participating in linking programs (exchange or over-purchasing) will result in penalties.
The authority of an external source. The more credible a web page is, the more valuable it will be to the pages it quotes. Next, backlinks from spam sources will have a negative impact.
Variety of targeted domains. Having a stable relationship to build links with a particular domain is good, but most domains refer to you better.
Compatibility. The link must match the content to which it is inserted and its anchor text should indicate what the linked source is about.
Link placement. The most useful for SEO are those links that are naturally placed in content, especially within the first 200 words. If links are hidden from users, they can lead to penalties from search engines.
Burning. Like new content, newly added backlinks hold a higher value than older ones.
All of the above are important when the link is followed and does not provide any additional instructions to search engines. But what if the link contains nofollow or other attribute values?