ProPhoto allows users to create links automatically and manually, but provides no relationship options for those links. Especially important is the rel="nofollow" option, which may be desired when linking to their social media pages or other off-site links which use their business name.
Applying relationship meta to links puts users in control of how much SEO value they're contributing to off-site pages. E.g. if a user wants their website to rank highly for their business page, they will want to use rel="nofollow" any time they link to their social media pages on Facebook, for example, to prevent their social page from ranking higher than their own website page.
ProPhoto allows users to create links automatically and manually, but provides no relationship options for those links. Especially important is the
rel="nofollow"
option, which may be desired when linking to their social media pages or other off-site links which use their business name.Applying relationship meta to links puts users in control of how much SEO value they're contributing to off-site pages. E.g. if a user wants their website to rank highly for their business page, they will want to use
rel="nofollow"
any time they link to their social media pages on Facebook, for example, to prevent their social page from ranking higher than their own website page.https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/96569?hl=en
Here's an example of how this might look in a graphic module:
Here's an example how it looks/works in a custom grid item: