Comments on: Using Qondio http://www.stazjia.com/stazjiaspotpourri/2010/02/using-qondio/ Tue, 09 Aug 2011 07:24:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Stazjia http://www.stazjia.com/stazjiaspotpourri/2010/02/using-qondio/comment-page-1/#comment-969 Stazjia Tue, 16 Mar 2010 10:32:32 +0000 http://www.stazjia.com/stazjiaspotpourri/?p=413#comment-969 This is what Qondio says: "All backlinks on all intel pages are dofollow, but the entire intel page itself may be deindexed and invisible from the search engines if the composite grade of the intel is too low." http://admin.qondio.com/links There's more and some links are nofollow, you have to read the info carefully and decide whether it's worth the time and effort for the dofollow links you can get. For me, the jury is still out but I haven't used it for long or very intensively. This is what Qondio says: “All backlinks on all intel pages are dofollow, but the entire intel page itself may be deindexed and invisible from the search engines if the composite grade of the intel is too low.”
http://admin.qondio.com/links

There’s more and some links are nofollow, you have to read the info carefully and decide whether it’s worth the time and effort for the dofollow links you can get. For me, the jury is still out but I haven’t used it for long or very intensively.

]]> By: robert parsons http://www.stazjia.com/stazjiaspotpourri/2010/02/using-qondio/comment-page-1/#comment-968 robert parsons Mon, 15 Mar 2010 23:54:00 +0000 http://www.stazjia.com/stazjiaspotpourri/?p=413#comment-968 The backlinks from Qondio are no follow, which basically tells the google spiders not to follow the links on that page. This means they are not as effective as standard backlinks, making it harder for the pages to be indexed. The backlinks from Qondio are no follow, which basically tells the google spiders not to follow the links on that page. This means they are not as effective as standard backlinks, making it harder for the pages to be indexed.

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