Should I use nofollow in links to my disclaimer and privacy policy?

13 Replies to “Should I use nofollow in links to my disclaimer and privacy policy?”

1. I love this guy. He is logical and easy to follow. I really find much surrounding Google to be shrouded in secrecy.

2. I think it’s just a bit tongue in cheek lol

3. Content is KING….once again. There is only so much time in this world! Focus on content!

4. Articles are a great way to get the word out and allow you to showcase your knowledge in your field of expertise. Since you do not have the advantage of face-to-face contact with your potential customers over the Internet, you need a way to let them know you are well-informed, competent, and that they really should buy from you. Articles provide a great avenue for doing just that. When you write, keep the content informative and factual.

5. It’s a Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy joke/reference…

6. Does Matt knows anything else instead of saying all the time “content is the king”? You can’t get more links thatn your concurents have with content in ecommerce most the time. So it makes no sense. I doen’t speak about 1-10 000 links. I speak about 10 000 – 500 0000 links which my buy in Krackow 🙂

7. The question itself was basically whether or not a policy page IS minutia, when considered in relation to Google’s index.

8. Don’t digress over minutia. Let your content be relevant to the user and all will be well. Excellent tidbit.

9. siamo al limite della pazzie.. non perdete tempo con questa roba per favore…

10. Secret
    PageRak
    Scaling factor
    is 42
    What does it mean?

11. 5 stars for the joke

12. – Your Q&A videos are awesome, overall. I’m really impressed that you keep every Q compressed to an (overall) answer of 2 minutes or less. U got skills. p.s. I’ve seen U on two TedTalks now the last 3 weeks, glad to see someone enjoying the same stuff I do 😉

13. Therefore the meaning of life = pagerank scaling factor…