I have some "feeder sites" whose purpose is to attract traffic & google juice to build my main site: For example: My learning games for kids site exists not just as a public service, but to gather google juice (and traffic) and send it to my homeschooling site.

- Does the google juice dissipate across the the links to other sites where the games exist?
- Would a no-follow attribute solve this?

It's funny. I was just looking at my list of unanswered questions about SEO and this one is still there.

Anyone (who has insight) care to comment?

The question is about whether "no follow" links will help preserve the "google juice" in a site that I've created whose primary purpose is to gather and transmit google juice to another site? I would put the no-follow attribute on some games that are linked from the site that are on 3rd party sites.

The website exampe: learninggamesforkids.com ?

john