< a > links are one of the most important tags for SEO, and the majority of internal and external domain linking is achieved by using this HTML tag. An < a > link creates a hyperlink with the a href attribute stating the link’s destination, as well as the anchor text which is the text shown for the clickable link. Here is an example of an < a > link:
Example
<a href="example.com">Visit Example.com!</a>
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[Visit Example.com!](https://www.example.com)
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The anchor text contained within the < a > tag is key for search engines to measure the relevance of the linked-from content to the destination page. When linking internally, you should use relevant and descriptive anchor texts to indicate to search engines the topic the source page is targeting.
Webmasters can use rel=”nofollow” to indicate to search engines crawlers that a particular link should not pass any equity to other pages, and should be disregarded from a discovery and equity perspective. Nofollow tags are a webmaster’s way of preventing robots from following links on a specific page or a specific links by using the code snippets
Example
<a href="example.com" rel="nofollow"" >Visit Example.com!</a>
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In September 2019, Google announced an update to their nofollow directive and introduced two new link attributes, these are:
Example
<a href="example.com" rel="sponsored" >Visit Example.com!</a>
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Example
<a href="example.com" rel="ugc" >Visit Example.com!</a>
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And more like - noopener and noreferrer.
Kindly add Nofollow Links features
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