Follow & Nofollow Internal Inlinks To Page
What This Means
Pages that have both rel=”nofollow” and follow links to them from other pages. Links marked with nofollow link attributes will generally not be followed by search engines. Links without a nofollow link attribute will generally be followed. Inconsistent use of links that are follow and nofollow might be a sign of an issue or mistake, or something that can be ignored.
What Triggers This Issue
This issue is triggered when pages have a mix of links marked with rel=”nofollow” and others without this attribute pointing to them from other pages. For example
if the following page: https://www.getasky.com/ Had an internal outlink with a rel=”nofollow” such as: <a href="https://www.getasky.com/login/" rel="nofollow" >Login</a> And the following page: https://www.getasky.com/services/ Had an internal outlink without a rel=”nofollow” such as: <a href="https://www.getasky.com/login/">Login</a>How To Fix
Review the consistency of the use of rel=”nofollow” on internal links. These might be valid to URLs that ideally wouldn’t be crawled, or they could be by mistake. Remove the nofollow link attribute to important URLs you wish to be crawled, indexed and receive PageRank. Add nofollow to any links that are incorrectly missing it.