150 'no-follow' links to another site I own. Will I get a penalty?

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I have two websites. One website has 50 articles published and is doing quite well. In all the articles published, I have 2-3 links that go to a subdomain of that website. Now I just started a second fresh/new site, and I would like to replace all the links in the current articles on website 1, to website 2 (so not the subdomain, but the new/fresh site).

Question:

Is it okay to do this without getting a penalty? Just to be sure I am making all the links no-follow. Can I replace these 150'ish links all in one day, or should it be spread out over several days? Im quite new to this 'technical SEO'.

Thanks.

Solution :

No you won't get penalty for making no follow links.
While making no follow you are saying to google : I don't trust this website.

Even if you have done normal link "do follow"'s links (don't add this attribute it doesn't exist, it's just to explain), you won't get penalty.

if you're not sure, explain google using schema.org that you're the same owner of those 2 website and everything will be ok.

just an example : when a company add a blog in a subdomain, with the footer on the main domain, the subdomain is linked sitewide, the blog won't get penalty.

Stop being afraid by what google say about links.

If the issue about seo, google-search, , is resolved, there’s a good chance that your content will get indexed and you’ll start to show up in Google search results. This means a greater chance to drive organic search traffic to your site.