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nofollow on links
Has anyone implemented the "nofollow" concept within Netsuite? The theory (not sure if I believe it to be true) is that the nofollow concept can be used to reduce link bleed from a given page.
Link bleed = If you have a page with 10 links pointing to other pages, each link will have more power/authority than if the page had 100 links. (1/10 vs 1/100)
Supposedly, nofollow can be used to tell the search engines to ignore non-important pages such as customer service.
The syntax is:
<a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.mysite.com/customer-service">Customer Service</a>
At a high level,
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