More Robots Tags Google automatically archives a page as it crawls it. This is called a "cached" version of page. Visitors can retrieve archived version of page by clicking on "cached" link within Google's search results. If you do not want your content to be archived, you can use following tag: <meta name="robots" content="noarchive"> *This will only prevent your page from being "cached". If you do not want your page to be indexed at all, you will still need to include "noindex" tag. Another alternative to above tag is tag that specifically addresses Google only. If you want other search engine robots to archive your site, but you would like to prevent Google from doing so, then you can use following tag: <meta name="googlebot" content="noarchive"> The Misuse of Robots Tags Something that has been popping up on websites everywhere is Google indexing tag. This is a silly little tag that is not necessary. Some people think this tag helps Google to spider your site, but this simply isn't true. The tag looks like this: <meta name="googlebot" content="index,follow">. Some website owners believe that by specifying "googlebot" that their site has advantage of being spidered faster and listed by Google. According to Google's web crawler information at http://www.google.com/bot.html, you only need to use noindex, nofollow, or noarchive tags when you don't want Google to cache, index, or follow that page. Google's default setting is to index and follow links on page, so this "so called" googlebot index/follow tag is completely unnecessary. Another silly little tag--- The "Revisit-After" Tag <meta name="revisit-after" content="90 days"> <meta name="revisit-after" content="15 days"> I'm not sure where this myth was started. Today, you will find this tag all over Internet. Webmasters have even promoted it, claiming that it actually works. Are we so naive to believe search engine spiders need to know when to come back? I have never used this tag, and my site has no problem with being crawled on a regular basis. Even some SEO (search engine optimization) sites are claiming its value. This comes back to importance of always doing your research like this:  http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum5/4924.htm It is important to examine correct usage of "robots" tag before applying it to your website. Incorrect usage of tags could result in errors on your page that cause robots to completely ignore your page all together.You can find more information about web robots here: http://www.robotstxt.org/wc/robots.html

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