I know a way to measure a site's inbound links is to type, "link:www.stackoverflow.com" into Google search bar. I have a site that has a bunch of inbound links and has for a few months now but it still isn't showing up has having any links. I know Google has crawled my site so I'm wondering why they aren't showing up yet?
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Even I also have done. But Google didn't showing my latest inbound links |
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I would check that the inbound links not reported by this Google query are not using rel-nofollow. Google doesn't give such a link the same authority as a link lacking rel-nofollow, all other factors notwithstanding. To check if this is the case, you would have to view the source of the inbound links and make sure it doesn't have the rel attribute containing "nofollow", such as the following: Rel-nofollow is ubiquitous and overused. It's in almost every CMS or blog engine these days. It is a good way to prevent inappropriate sites from siphoning your "link juice", but you really ought to moderate your user-submitted content on pages that you want to rank anyway. |
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