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No Follow tags are placed on links if a webmaster decides that he/she does not want to pass on popularity to the page thats being linked to.  Thats it in a nutshell.

Why did Wikipedia decide to add No Follow tags to its external links?  Well basically because webmasters from all over the world wanted to gain the benefit of being linked to from the Wikipedia and so began adding their links to various parts of the website a process commonly refered to as “Spamming”.

Will this stop webmasters from spamming the wikipedia?  The short answer is no.  This is why:

It’s easy.  So easy it’s almost criminal.  But I can get one-way high PR links whenever I want.How?

Come closer.  Let me whisper in your ear.

It involves articles, the google toolbar and a tracking sheet.

That’s it’s.  Because there’s really nothing to getting high PR one way links. 

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All you do is find sites to post your articles on that do a good job of directing  pagerank (PR) to their articles pages.  Sadly many do not. 

Others may but they don’t include that coveted live link from your article. 

Link building is one of the most important off-site seo activities -considered a must- if your site is to perform well in the SERPS (Search Engine Results Pages).

There are the usual ways of building up your link popularity including:

The latest ‘Google Dance’, nicknamed ‘Jagger’, has caused major concern by those suffering loss of position on the top ranks of the search engine’s listings. So we decided to take a close look at what is happening and see what we could learn.

We have a few small websites that have a limited number of links. These sites are used mostly for research and testing of our primary business in Web Analytics. By analyzing these sites, we were able to quickly get an idea of what is happening in Google’s Jagger Update, which is still in progress at the time of this writing.

When you begin the task of acquiring quality and relevant backlinks to your website there are many factors that can increase or decrease your search engine rankings. This article outlines the difference between good and bad backlinks.

A quality backlink pointing to your site should be in the same category and relevant in content to your website. The page where your link is located should be indexed by Google and the page should also have a Google page rank. The webpage where your link is located should also contain no more than 30 other out-going links to other websites. Link pages with more than 30 out-going links are less relevant to the search engines. Having your link posted on this type of webpage can affect your search engine rankings in a negative way. Other excellent techniques of acquiring backlinks are directory submissions, posting articles, blogs and forums.