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agrahlma
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by agrahlma »
By adding the following meta tag, does this prevent internal links from being followed too?
<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="INDEX, NOFOLLOW">
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mdev
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by mdev »
Hi,
As far as I know web robots don't make a difference between Internal and external links when using the robots meta tag.
If you add NOFOLLOW in the Robots Meta Tag you tell the web robots not to follow any link. This means internal and External links.
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mdev
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by mdev »
If you want that web robots don't index certain pages or directories just use a robots.txt file and place it in your root directory.
Add the folling into the file:
User-agent: *
Disallow: mywebpage.html
Disallow: /my_directoy/
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zidit
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by zidit »
<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="INDEX, NOFOLLOW">
make no follow for all of your site. but if you want some link no follow just add attribute no follow for that link
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VladTepes
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by VladTepes »
agrahlma wrote:By adding the following meta tag, does this prevent internal links from being followed too?
<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="INDEX, NOFOLLOW">
Yes, all links on this page will never be followed but the page will be open for indexing with any SE bots.
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flake66
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by flake66 »
Yes, if you use that code none of your links will be followed.
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rayter
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by rayter »
Yes, that's the function of the robots metatag. You put that in the code if you want to prevent pages/links from being followed by SE robots.
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by KrazyG »
Make sure that you have the right code for the particular page of your site. Specially the indexing.
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by sikceo »
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by roshandark »
yes it will restrict each and every link where it found NOFOLLOW ok
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by Bernie01 »
KrazyG wrote:Make sure that you have the right code for the particular page of your site. Specially the indexing.
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by avoid-debt »
mdev wrote:If you want that web robots don't index certain pages or directories just use a robots.txt file and place it in your root directory.
Add the folling into the file:
User-agent: *
Disallow: mywebpage.html
Disallow: /my_directoy/
Regards,
thanks for this info...
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