I have a site where we're currently deploying code in AngularJS. As part of this, on the page we sometimes have links to 3rd party websites.
Definitely Avoiding: We do not want to have followed links on the site to the 3rd party sites as we may be perceived as a link farm since we have more than 1 million pages and a lot of these have external 3rd party links.
Question is, if we've got javascript to fire off the link to the 3rd party, is that enough to prevent Google from seeing that link? We do not have a NOFOLLOW on that currently.
The link anchor text simply says "Visit website" and the link is fired using JavaScript.
Below is the snapshot of the code we're using:
See the attached image on how the code is setup. I was not able to past the code in here directly.
Any further insight or if anyone already have come across an exact or similar implementation. Whether it is on your site or a customers website that we can learn from just to ensure that we avoid any chances of being flagged for being a link farm?
Thanks in advance,
