Dofollow

A link that passes SEO ranking signal to the target. Opposite of nofollow.

By default, HTML links pass ranking signal — that's dofollow. Adding rel="nofollow" to a link tells Google to ignore it for ranking purposes. Directory sites often make backlinks nofollow by default to prevent spam, then upgrade to dofollow for verified or paid listings. When you're submitting to directories, dofollow status is the primary variable that determines whether the link actually helps your SEO. tools.cafe policy: paid tiers always dofollow; free tiers are nofollow until badge-verified.

Related terms

Backlink

A link from another website pointing to yours. The primary currency of SEO.

DR (Domain Rating)

Ahrefs' 0–100 score of a domain's backlink authority. A rough proxy for SEO trust.

SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

The practice of getting a page to rank higher in Google's search results.

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