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I am confused as how to add the following attribute in the anchor links.

What should be the sequence ?

1:

<a href='https://copybloggerthemes.com/' title='Blogger Templates' rel='dofollow' target='_blank'>Copy Blogger Themes</a>

2:

<a href='https://copybloggerthemes.com/' rel='dofollow' title='Blogger Templates' target='_blank'>Copy Blogger Themes</a>

3:

<a href='https://copybloggerthemes.com/' target='_blank' rel='dofollow' title='Blogger Templates'>Copy Blogger Themes</a>

All the above have three attributes target, rel, title, now I am confused which one is the perfect one.

I am confused which one attribute should be right after another ?

Which one is SEO friendly ?

Ashish Bahl
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bradly
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  • 1. Why did you leave out the other possible variants? 2. Asking for SEO advice is off-topic here. If you are interested what HTML has to say about this, please [edit] your question and remove the SEO side question. 3. Are you aware that there is no `dofollow` link type? – unor Feb 22 '17 at 21:53

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Regarding your HTML question of which order the attributes should be in, it makes absolutely no difference, and all of those versions are 100% equal.

Further, as others have mentioned, there is no such thing as "rel= dofollow", and by default, all links are "follow" links. The only time you should use this attribute is when you want a link to be "no follow". Then you would have rel="nofollow" as an attribute.

So, your anchor tag should look something like this: 

<a href='https://copybloggerthemes.com/' title='Blogger Templates' target='_blank'>Copy Blogger Themes</a>

But as I noted, the order of the attributes doesn't matter in the slightest.

As unor said, the SEO Friendliness question is off-topic here.

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