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[bodyrock89]

Hello, is there any chance not to get a direct referral if I put rel="nofollow" in the code of the referral link or banner? Ang also, if I use rel="nofollow" and someone register through that link, will it show where the referral came from(If the site has that option of course - like Neobux, Cashium etc.)?

[Hokage]

If I understood you correctly.

If you used "nofollow" in your referral link and site your referring to has a username with "nofollow" then he/she will get the direct referral through your link/banner.

But if you want NOT to have direct referrals then just write site name [which I see pointless].

Anyway, hope this answers your question.

[bodyrock89]

If I understood you correctly.

If you used "nofollow" in your referral link and site your referring to has a username with "nofollow" then he/she will get the direct referral through your link/banner.

But if you want NOT to have direct referrals then just write site name [which I see pointless].

Anyway, hope this answers your question.

No, I WANT to have direct referrals. I have a blog for my ptc sites, so my question is - Can I make ref links nofollow so that my blog is more SEO friendly?

[MUSHY]

If you have no member/account in your site called nofollow then you will find them in the upline cleaner, thats one way I suppose without sending them to an account.

[bodyrock89]

If my referral link looks like this: <a href="http://www.Examplebux.com/?r=MyUsername" rel="nofollow"target="_blank">
and someone register trough it, will he/she become my referral?

[Specter]

No, I WANT to have direct referrals. I have a blog for my ptc sites, so my question is - Can I make ref links nofollow so that my blog is more SEO friendly?

Yes you can, there are some sites that have it, Palmbux was one of them if i am not mistake.

The no follow attribute dont have influence in the structure of the referral link itself. What it makes is saying to the SE Crawlers to give or not give PR value to that domain coming from your site.