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   Erin says:

   Being that search engine optimization is not my first speciality, I’m going to direct you to a fantastic post written by Matt Cutts. This post, written in 2009, is still relevant and still receives a large number of comments. If the post doesn’t help, the comments surely will.

   >> http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/pagerank-sculpting/

   Then there is this post from the SearchEngineJournal.com that rides the wave of Matt Cutts’ post to explain the no follow rules even further.

   >> http://www.searchenginejournal.com/nofollow-links-google/27708/

   Lastly, here’s a post that explains how to tell if a blog is a do follow or no follow blog.

   http://icttrends.com/how-to-know-if-your-blog-is-dofollow-or-nofollow.html

   Hope these resources help!

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     Cindy Carver says:

     Thank you, Erin. I’m still confused but realize the Google bot might find them anyway.

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