Bots Are NOT Your Friends
Websites need to be assertive. Why waste your bandwidth on bots who will never help your site? Upload a robots.txt file to the root directory of your website to be in control.
Do you make it easy for Google to crawl your site? Read on for information on how to make your website more search engine friendly.
Websites need to be assertive. Why waste your bandwidth on bots who will never help your site? Upload a robots.txt file to the root directory of your website to be in control.
Bloggers need to get a grip on the design of their urls. Make your post’s urls look different from your blog pages. Avoid extremely long urls. Dynamic websites like WordPress should be mimicking the directory structures of static websites. And, above all else, always use readable urls that are full of important keywords.
The robots exclusion protocol is an informal agreement among search engines. While rather ineffective at keeping information private it has become an effective tool for keeping duplicate content from being indexed ever since Google’s wildcard extensions have been in effect.
Never assume that any of Google’s computer algorithms will automatically make the correct decisions for you. Never assume that if you make all the correct decisions, that Google and your installed version of WordPress will actually do what you want done, all of the time.