A link comes from user-generated conten

rochon.a1.119 · Post by **rochon.a1.119** » Thu Jan 30, 2025 5:58 am

A link to another site should be placed editorially because the author of the content wants to cite a source or help the reader navigate to another place on the web. For this reason, most outbound links, which are natural, do not need to use the rel="nofollow" attribute.

We can say that:

rel="nofollow" should be used when links are not placed editorially and are the result of sponsorships, advertisements, or user-generated content (UGC) in comments and forums.

rel="sponsored" can be used as an alternative to rel="nofollow" when changsha mobile database a link has been paid for through advertising or sponsorship.

rel="ugc" can be used as an alternative to rel="nofollow" when t.

CheiRank vs. PageRank
Chances are you're familiar with PageRank.

And while this Google authority metric for websites hasn't been publicly updated since 2013, it's still widely used.

But maybe you are not so familiar with CheiRank and are wondering what it is?