May Peace on you,
I feel my site is in danger zone,,
I have a similar backup site on different domain name.
For duplicate content I made a robots file and uploaded. But unfortunately bot indexed it
I think I made some mistakes please rectify me.
My root directory folder A point main domain and B folder point backup domain what I actually did I uploaded robots file in the B folder and in the robots file I programmed,
User-agent: *
Disallow: /B/
1-Should I upload robots file in main root directory not in B folder or its ok to stop spider for index this folder?
2-Unfortunetly google already indexed this site what should I do now?
i- Should I inform google about this backup site?
ii- Or should I do something moor for this matter?
Please help!
regards,
Faizee
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I Have A Backup Website!
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Faizee
, Apr 07 2008 10:46 AM
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Posted 07 April 2008 - 10:59 AM
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Unfortunetly google already indexed this site what should I do now?
Request the site is removed via the GWMT removal tool
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Posted 07 April 2008 - 05:03 PM
But make sure you have a robots.txt file in place too.
It needs to be at the root level of the site. Spiders won't attempt to query the server for one at each subdirectory level.
It needs to be at the root level of the site. Spiders won't attempt to query the server for one at each subdirectory level.
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