Last week, Yahoo announced that they now support the X-Robots-Tag in the HTTP header. This new tag allows you to influence how Google and Yahoo index your website pages.
What is the X-Robots-Tag?
Google introduced the new X-Robots-Tag directive in 2007 to allow webmasters to control access to non-web page documents, such as Adobe PDF files, video [...]
In a recent blog post, Google’s anti-spam engineer Matt Cutts wrote about cloaking. The blog post makes several things clear:
Google doesn’t like cloaking.
It doesn’t matter if a small or a big company uses cloaking.
Websites that use cloaking will be removed from Google’s index.
Google will detect all cloaking attempts sooner or later.
What is cloaking?
Cloaking is a [...]
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It seems that Google is currently experimenting with new robots.txt commands. If your robots.txt file accidentally contains one of the new commands, it might be that your robots.txt file tells Google to go away.
What is a robots.txt file?
The robots.txt file is a simple text file that must be placed in your root directory (http://www.example.com/robots.txt). It [...]
Yes today I was thinking that what should I add to my blog. I think a lot and suddenly I got an idea that when I start my career I was uninformed of many Advertising Programs. Due to which I wander here and there in search of those Advertising Programs that really pays you.Â
So I [...]
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