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Can link juice be passed in an iframe from domain A to domain B
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 Need to give our web partners our booking form which must be loaded in an iframe calling back to our domain. Is it possible to pass any link juice from their domain loading our iframe back to us. Was thinking of a "Powered by" text link in the form footer, but I'm guessing the link needs to be outside the iframe. Would love to hear any thoughts or workarounds on this. 
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 Oh. I see that my solution below was already suggested! Whoops! 
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 You can totally get some juice! Just not through the iframe code. Example: <iframe><br />blah blah code booking blah code<br /></iframe> 
 booking provided by cool dude, craig spencerJust give that code to your partners. Some will remove the link, but other will leave it. How do you think AddThis got to be a PR10? 
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 Tks Roger, I'm not a developer so sorry if this sounds stupid but instead of using an iframe, is it possible to push the booking form via a widget or api of some sort that allows the form and link to be followed by bots. 
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 Nope. iFrame is a link juice free zone. 
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 Thanks for the reply Aaron but I'd prefer not to allow our partners access to modify the link if possible. 
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 You're correct in thinking no link juice can be passed through an iframe. You could however have a link immediately before or after it in the method you mentioned, and then give your partners the whole HTML including that link. Hope that helps! Aaron 
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