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Can you hurt your PR by blocking pages on robots.txt?
Recently I have been working hard to reduce the number of errors for my website as shown in Google Webmasters account under Diagnostics, Content Analysis. At the moment, I’m seeing many errors under “Duplicate meta descriptions” and “Duplicate title tags” consisting of the same URL but with the tracking parameters we use for tracking conversions on external traffic sources.
For example:
http://mywebsite.com/page1.html
http://mywebsite.com/page1.html?source=abc
My orginal solution was to add this entry to my robots.txt:
Disallow: /*/?source=*
This way I can
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If you own a website and are looking to get visitors to come to it then there are certain things you need to consider before and after you have built your website. These elements are some of the more effective search engine optimisation (SEO) techniques that are used by many of the owners of the more successful websites online to get them to rank high on Google and the other search engines. Here are a few of them.
First off
The Power of Great Blogs and SEO
Search engines love blogs. A keyword rich and frequently updated blog is a wellspring of relevant, categorized information, which make it digital gold for search bots. However, perfect search engine optimization can be counter intuitive if you want to write high quality content for your handful of frequent visitors. Fortunately you can have the best of both worlds by following a few simple rules to keeping your blog search engine and reader friendly.
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Exhibition Banner Stands UK Explained
The goal of any speaker is to present a message that will be remembered. One of the most effective ways to do this is to have good props. A prop should be highly visual, colorful, and too the point. A prop should quickly catch the attention of an audience and hold it as the speaker moves through each segment of a presentation. One very effective tool on the market today are banner stands.
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