Can we put our website link in a blog in blogroll?

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Placing a site link in a blog’s blogroll is possible and can bring referral traffic, as noted by and . The real SEO value depends on several factors: whether the link is followed or marked with a rel attribute, the editorial quality and topical relevance of the host blog, the number of outbound links on the page, and whether the link was obtained naturally or via payment/link exchange.

Practical steps and examples: confirm whether the blogroll uses rel="nofollow" (common on many blogs), prefer contextual editorial links over pure sidebar listings, and avoid large-scale reciprocal link swaps. Paid or sponsored placements should be clearly identified (for example with rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow"). Example anchor formats:

<a href="https://example.com">Example Site</a>
<a href="https://example.com" rel="nofollow">Example Site</a>
<a href="https://example.com" rel="sponsored">Example Site</a>
<a href="https://example.com" rel="ugc">Example Site</a>

Cautions and priorities: a single blogroll link rarely moves rankings on its own. Quality and relevance matter far more than quantity. Excessive, paid, or automated blogroll links can be interpreted as link manipulation. Treat blogroll links as one small tactic within a broader content and outreach strategy, and prefer editorial, context-rich placements when possible. This addresses ’s original query: yes, links may be placed in a blogroll, but expect modest SEO benefit unless the placement is high-quality and compliant with search-engine link policies.

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Yes, I can infact i am doing this work for my present client.

Of course this is the benefit to blog posting. If blog will approve then their will be number of benefits which can boost your site in search engine.

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