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Hello @Karaan,

This is a tricky subject. People usually respond in a ready way: use nofollow!

However, if you have confidence in the links you are referring to and depending on what these sites are, I would recommend that you use dofollow.

The main point is how much you trust these links. If you do not trust at all, use nofollow.

A priori government sites are reliable.

PS: Always prefer original content.

If the site has dozens of links to other sites that are trusted, we should still use nofollow. There is no risk of Google thinking that our page is a partnership page.

Example: My site advertises public tenders on a list of open competitions. I do not want to download each file and store it on my website so I read the main information and I publish it on my website and the basic extract has a link to the website of the company that is applying the contest so that the user can read the complete post if you want. I don't think there is any problem in terms of SEO for having all nofollow links.

I'm in the favor of the nofollow links and dofollow as well. Google also looks at this and never advise that you have too much of one bit and the other need to weigh well.

I work as an affiliate, in case products like those from affiliate program sites, do I need to assign nofollow?