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Casual Articles - Google Cache - Why You May Want To Avoid It
Even though I’m from one of the largest cities in the United States, I have lived in Scandinavia for nearly 30 years. Where I live, there is a very well-known and respected law that says that everyone is free to pick mushrooms and wild berries in the woo
Don’t Get Cached!
Keeping Google and other search engines from copying your pages is fairly simple. It requires a bit of meta tagging, but nothing difficult. To st
A great lesson is the one, by which both teacher and students are satisfied. The content of a satisfying lesson need not be large enough to fill several pages of a note book. A student, in fact, wants to carry back home a few points – not really a larger
Google Cache
Google copies everything it can get its dirty little spider robot on. Google stores these copies in a cache. The cache is simply a copy of all previous web pages for the link in question. If you search for something on Google, each result returned for the search has a “cached” button at the end of the link. Click the “cached” link and you will see previous copy of the page. Often, what you see is an older version of the page.
If you sell products on your site, do you really want Google copying old pages and making them available? Put another way, do you really want customers to see the old prices of the products you are selling? Many sites change prices or information during the year as a reflection of selling cycles, etc. If your prices are at their high point in September, do you want customers clicking the cache link and seeing lower prices listed from July? Probably not.
Don’t Get Cached!
Keeping Google and other search engines from copying your pages is fairly simple. It requires a bit of meta tagging, but nothing difficult. To sto
The fear of losing the job is present within everyone who has more or less lengthy experience working. What should a person do when a fear becomes reality? Depression and tears are not the way out and will not be helpful in this situation. The wise decis
If you sell products on your site, do you really want Google copying old pages and making them available? Put another way, do you really want customers to see the old prices of the products you are selling? Many sites change prices or information during the year as a reflection of selling cycles, etc. If your prices are at their high point in September, do you want customers clicking the cache link and seeing lower prices listed from July? Probably not.
Don’t Get Cached!
Keeping Google and other search engines from copying your pages is fairly simple. It requires a bit of meta tagging, but nothing difficult. To st
Note these points to start your journey into search engine optimisation.1) If possible, do not have your website built until you have established what your requirements will be for search engine optimisation. All websites require traffic, otherwis
If you sell products on your site, do you really want Google copying old pages and making them available? Put another way, do you really want customers to see the old prices of the products you are selling? Many sites change prices or information during the year as a reflection of selling cycles, etc. If your prices are at their high point in September, do you want customers clicking the cache link and seeing lower prices listed from July? Probably not.
Don’t Get Cached!
Keeping Google and other search engines from copying your pages is fairly simple. It requires a bit of meta tagging, but nothing difficult. To st
In the late 90's and in early 2000 , people around the world realised the upcoming trend widely known as outsourcing that began its race slow and sporadic and gradually developing into a trend that made impacts into the length and breadth of economic lan
Don’t Get Cached!
Keeping Google and other search engines from copying your pages is fairly simple. It requires a bit of meta tagging, but nothing difficult. To st
Survivor is the grandfather of all reality series. This is undeniable. Survivor was the instigator in what can now be considered TV's reality era. What I don't understand is how Survivor doesn't receive its just due. It deserves far more critical credit
Don’t Get Cached!
Keeping Google and other search engines from copying your pages is fairly simple. It requires a bit of meta tagging, but nothing difficult. To stop the process, simply add the following meta tag to your site:
The robots for all search engines relying on meta tags should stop copying your site. Lately, YahooSlurp has been acting odd, so make sure you keep an eye on it after it crawls your site.
To get rid of pages that have already been copied, you should just contact the search engine in question. They will usually delete the copies, but they aren’t particularly quick.
Adding pages to Google, Yahoo, MSN and any other search engine should be a definite goal for every site. Before storming down that road, just make sure you understand the consequences of old pages appearing in the cache.
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