Outbound Links

The video tutorial discusses the importance of designing a website for optimal visibility and ease of access. It introduces outbound links, which direct users to other web pages, and explains the two main types: do follow and nofollow links. Do follow links help search engines track user movement, potentially boosting SEO, but may also benefit other sites more. Nofollow links, on the other hand, prevent passing 'link juice' to other sites, as exemplified by Wikipedia's use of them. The tutorial concludes by emphasizing the role of outbound links in enhancing website content and search engine results.

Why is it important to consider website design in terms of visibility?

• To reduce the website's loading time

• To enhance the website's presence and accessibility

• To make sure the website is easy to navigate

• To ensure the website is visually appealing

What is the primary function of dofollow links?

• To allow search engines to track user movement

• To increase the website's loading speed

• To prevent search engines from tracking links

• To hide the website's content from search engines

How can dofollow links negatively impact your website?

• By making the website less user-friendly

• By increasing the website's bounce rate

• By slowing down the website's loading time

• By transferring link juice to other websites

Why might a website choose to use nofollow links?

• To improve the website's visual design

• To provide resources without losing link juice

• To enhance the website's loading speed

• To increase the number of outbound links

What is the main reason Wikipedia uses nofollow links?

• To keep users on their site

• To enhance the website's design

• To increase the number of external links

• To improve their search engine ranking