Amatomu please drop nofollow's on the Top25 👐 Web AddiCT 🇿🇦

Vincent Maher and Matthew Buckland are you listening?

I think that Vince and Matt should drop the nofollow tags from the top 25 and stick to Google’s guidelines and add nofollow tags to their sponsored banners and links. Make being in the top Amatomu top 25 worth more than only more visitors but actually pass some of that authority and Google juice all blogs sporting the Amatomu badges in their sidebars have given them in the first place. Sharing is caring. When that happens being in the Amatomu top 25 will really mean something to me.

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Chris M says:

25 March 2008 at 21:43

It’s fairly rare for me to actually laugh out loud, but that picture certainly did it, absolutely classic!

I definitely agree with the top 25 spots on Amatomu receiving follow links!

CJC aka Riply says:

25 March 2008 at 22:03

Hmm..

Blogging in conjunction with Ama is like a ‘hit-whoring’ contest..

I’ve been in the top 25 a few times, not blowing my own trumpet here at all, but all there really is to it, is a little creative ‘wordpress headering’ and one or two links to some Paris Hilton hype-pics.

SA ranks have a way to come yet, as far as recognising SA sites/blogs on any kind of highrachey.

matthew buckland says:

28 March 2008 at 19:53

wow my mouth looks big in that photo

ok, rafiq, we’ll look into it and come back to u

Rafiq Phillips says:

31 March 2008 at 08:41

TYFYC Matthew Buckland – Any feedback yet?

2 April 2008 at 20:59

it’s in progress……….. 🙂

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