How to redirect the robot engine from your page?
Robots Text File:
There are two important reasons for using robots.txt notepad file:
* Robots can ignore your robots text file. Especially malware robots that scan
the web for security vulnerabilities, and email address harvesters used by spammers
will pay no attention.
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* Adding a robots.txt file to your website can tell search engines what pages
you don't need indexed.
* This file is a publicly available file. Anyone can able to see what parts of your
datas you don't want robots to use.
The robots text file is a module of instructions for visiting spiders that willindex
of your whole web site pages. This spiders read the file and provides a map for
that. The file is must residing in the root directory of your web server. The URL of
your robots file should look like this...
/robots.txt
User-agent: *
The asterisk (*) or wildcard represents any robot.
Disallow:
The Disallow: line without a / (forward slash) tells the robots that they can index
the entire site.
Disallow: /private/
It tells the robot that it cannot index the contents of that /private/ directory.
There are two important reasons for using robots.txt notepad file:
* Robots can ignore your robots text file. Especially malware robots that scan
the web for security vulnerabilities, and email address harvesters used by spammers
will pay no attention.
[Google Ads Section]
* Adding a robots.txt file to your website can tell search engines what pages
you don't need indexed.
* This file is a publicly available file. Anyone can able to see what parts of your
datas you don't want robots to use.
The robots text file is a module of instructions for visiting spiders that willindex
of your whole web site pages. This spiders read the file and provides a map for
that. The file is must residing in the root directory of your web server. The URL of
your robots file should look like this...
/robots.txt
User-agent: *
The asterisk (*) or wildcard represents any robot.
Disallow:
The Disallow: line without a / (forward slash) tells the robots that they can index
the entire site.
Disallow: /private/
It tells the robot that it cannot index the contents of that /private/ directory.