Jammed: Full into Capacity

The Google punishment in the form of Google PR drops, due to paid links created a buzz in the blogosphere. Many had been affected, and that includes me. And I want to get my PR back. Probloggers advised to add a rel=nofollow on all paid links but it maybe too cumbersome, especially if you have posted quite a number of paid reviews.

I found a WordPress plugin that will help me to easily put nofollow in all the paid links in this blog without manually adding rel=nofollow to the links. No Old Spam Links plugin will automatically do it for me.

What does the plugin do?

• It add “nofollow” to all links on any domain on a blacklist. The “nofollow” is applied in posts and comments.
• Specify one white list “all links dofollow” category which overrides the blacklist.
• Specify an “all no follow” category that adds no follow to all links after a specified number of days. It will be easier for you to add no=follow to all paid links especially if it’s under one category.

Download the plugin here.

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