So ...

Upon activation, simply create or edit a post/page, and click the "Insert/edit link" tool.

When you click the gear icon, the link options panel will be revealed and this time you'll see this:

All you have to do, is to check the checkbox next to the "Add rel=nofollow to link" option ...

Cool, isn't it?

And that's it my friends!

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dowj01 Premium
Very useful, thank you.
Justin
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Thank YOU!
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Paul1916 Premium
Thanks for this, one question if that's ok - in the training here I saw at one point kyle had mentioned it would be better not to use the no follow.
if I remember correctly, he said it was better in Google's view that they knew where you were sending your visitors to...
yet many other places I see they say always use the no follow...which confused me.

I have posts ranked first on page 1 without any "no follow" attribute.
So what is the main benefit of using this no follow and why use it if you can get your posts first on page 1 without it?
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The concept behind nofollow links came about in 2005, as a way of discouraging comment spam in blogs.

The thinking went like this: If comment spammers didn’t get credit for their nofollow links, then they’d be less likely to waste their time posting those links on blogs.

Today, the purpose of rel="nofollow" has evolved slightly. It’s now also supposed to be used on links that are commercial/for-profit in nature. Links that fall into this category are: paid links, banner ads, sponsored content, text link ads and affiliate links.
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Paul1916 Premium
Ok, many thanks for your reply.
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smartketeer Premium
Any time!
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Donna2018 Premium
Thank you for doing this training.

Donna:)
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Thanks for the time Donna!
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Ragman1 Premium
Thanks for the training I will use this.
Robert
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Thank YOU!
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APachowko1 Premium
Thank you for the great piece of advice
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Thanks for the time!
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