Google is the leading search engine, so any effort to use the Internet for marketing and publicity usually starts with getting your site listed in Google. For many sites, Google provides 25% to 50% or more of this total traffic. When you create a new web site, or change your site to a new [...]

Google and other search engines follow the Robots Exclusion Protocol, more commonly known as robots.txt. This protocol allows a webmaster to prevent search engine spiders (and other types of robots) from accessing particular web pages. But what if you want to prevent search engines from indexing part of a page? You might want [...]