SEO 1 Group: April 2011

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Re: remove site from google search indexes

Nicky,

It all depends how "secret" you want the new site to be.

- Using robots.txt can be usefully completed by placing in the <head>...</head> part of each page a metatag

- Note however that NONE of these action totally guarantees that the page wll not be indexed (nor accessed by some curious people).

- If you really want this site to stay hidden, I would suggest that you place some password connections scheme, eg with htaccess, see http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/howto/htaccess.html#auth

(ignore the first sentence which suggests to change Apache config)

2011/4/26 Nicky McCatty <talk@signifydesign.com>

Thank you, Sunil.

Best regards,

Nicky

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On Apr 26, 2011, at 7:52 AM, Sunil Gupta wrote:

use robots.txt and disallow to Google

On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 5:11 PM, zalel <talk@signifydesign.com> wrote:

A new site I am designing has started to appear in searches, along
with the old version, which the client is still using.

How can I tell the crawlers to ignore the new, unreleased website?
And how can I get the website-in-progress to drop out of Google's
current index?

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Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Re: remove site from google search indexes

Refer to this blog: http://www.searchengineisland.com/

On 26 April 2011 17:11, zalel <talk@signifydesign.com> wrote:

A new site I am designing has started to appear in searches, along
with the old version, which the client is still using.

How can I tell the crawlers to ignore the new, unreleased website?
And how can I get the website-in-progress to drop out of Google's
current index?

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Re: remove site from google search indexes

Thank you, Jay.

Best regards,

Nicky

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On Apr 26, 2011, at 7:53 AM, Jay Bale wrote:

Try a robot do not follow tag.

Best,

Jay

On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 7:41 AM, zalel <talk@signifydesign.com> wrote:

A new site I am designing has started to appear in searches, along
with the old version, which the client is still using.

How can I tell the crawlers to ignore the new, unreleased website?
And how can I get the website-in-progress to drop out of Google's
current index?

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Re: remove site from google search indexes

Thank you, Sunil.

Best regards,

Nicky

Nicky McCatty

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On Apr 26, 2011, at 7:52 AM, Sunil Gupta wrote:

use robots.txt and disallow to Google

On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 5:11 PM, zalel <talk@signifydesign.com> wrote:
A new site I am designing has started to appear in searches, along
with the old version, which the client is still using.

How can I tell the crawlers to ignore the new, unreleased website?
And how can I get the website-in-progress to drop out of Google's
current index?

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Re: remove site from google search indexes

Follow Google guidelines

On Apr 26, 4:41 pm, zalel <t...@signifydesign.com> wrote:
> A new site I am designing has started to appear in searches, along
> with the old version, which the client is still using.
>
> How can I tell the crawlers to ignore the new, unreleased website?
> And how can I get the website-in-progress to drop out of Google's
> current index?

Re: remove site from google search indexes

Try a robot do not follow tag.

Best,

Jay

On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 7:41 AM, zalel <talk@signifydesign.com> wrote:

A new site I am designing has started to appear in searches, along
with the old version, which the client is still using.

How can I tell the crawlers to ignore the new, unreleased website?
And how can I get the website-in-progress to drop out of Google's
current index?

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Re: remove site from google search indexes

use robots.txt and disallow to Google

On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 5:11 PM, zalel <talk@signifydesign.com> wrote:

A new site I am designing has started to appear in searches, along
with the old version, which the client is still using.

How can I tell the crawlers to ignore the new, unreleased website?
And how can I get the website-in-progress to drop out of Google's
current index?

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remove site from google search indexes

A new site I am designing has started to appear in searches, along
with the old version, which the client is still using.

How can I tell the crawlers to ignore the new, unreleased website?
And how can I get the website-in-progress to drop out of Google's
current index?

Monday, April 25, 2011

Re: URL site folder names or keyword names

Hello Ravi,

I didn't said that without using extension you can't rank in search
engine. I said that I've seen major website using extension like
(.html or .php) and they are ranking good compared to those site which
are not using extension.

"May be search engine give priority to the one with extension" That's
my observation.

That's why I suggested to use extension.

~Pradnyankur~
http://www.daily1game.com/

On Apr 24, 11:10 am, Ravi Shrivastav <ravi8...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
> WITH OUT extension (.html, or .php), it also act as file , so no issue u
> can remove extension it wont effect ranking
>
>
>
> On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 10:23 PM, ankur <pradnyankur...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > 1st one is better
>
> >www.sitename.com/basketball-shoes/nike/12345a
>
> > and I'll recommand to add extensions .php or .html like,
>
> >www.sitename.com/basketball-shoes/nike/12345a.php
> > OR
> >www.sitename.com/basketball-shoes/nike/12345a.html
>
> > I have seen major websites using extensions are ranking well compared
> > to those which aren't.
>
> > ~Pradnyankur~
>
> > On Mar 7, 9:50 pm, Shadowfax007 <j...@higherpowered.com> wrote:
> > > Hi everyone!
>
> > > New to the list, looks good so far!
>
> > > I've got a question. I'm in the process of rebuilding a large site
> > > and am building "clean URL's" into the site.
>
> > > i've heard that Google "possibly" looks at site structure when ranking
> > > a site.
> > > I have the option to build the site links in the following manners and
> > > was wondering which way would be better, or any other suggestions list
> > > members had:
>
> > > I'll use a shoe store as an example:
> >www.sitename.com/basketball-shoes/nike/12345a
> > > ORwww.sitename.com/basketball-shoes-nike-12345a
> > > The last section of the links will be the actual product ID in our
> > > system.
>
> > > The way I'm building these links, there are no actual "sub-
> > > directories" or file names - It's all done dynamically so I can just
> > > as easily do one over the other.
>
> > > Any ideas as to what is the best way to create these links?
>
> > > Thanks for your help!
> > > James Sheffer,
>
> > > The HigherPowered Team!
>
> > > supp...@higherpowered.com sa...@higherpowered.com
> > > Web Design & Development http://www.higherpowered.com
> > > phone: 469-256-0268
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Sunday, April 24, 2011

Re: how to implement new design without losing the google rank?

Hi,

Whatever design you change let it be. But keep the filename as same as before.

So, the content and design alone will change now.

And if you are changing from say .html to .php means in the filename so better you too 301 redirection or use meta refresh tag it will help the google to re-index your site faster.

Hope this will help you !

On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 1:25 PM, ranga samy <rangasamy007@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all,

Thank you for advance.

I am new in SEO process.

we integrated the new design in our web site. after that, our site
losed the google rank.

1.Does the new dsign affect the google rank?. we are having the old
content with new design such as font, text color, image, placement
location, etc. how to design main page without losing the google
rank.

2.In old design we are using <h1> tag. but now removed the <h1> tag
from new design. is it affect the google rank?.

3.How Important is H1 (Header) Tags in SEO Process?

4.Can we add the css calss for <h1> tag?. suppose if we are using <h1>
tag without css class, it will occupips some more spaces.

example.
<h1>keyword</h1>
<h1 class="h1calss">keyword</h1>

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Re: URL site folder names or keyword names

Hi
WITH OUT extension (.html, or .php), it also act as file , so no issue u can remove extension it wont effect ranking

On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 10:23 PM, ankur <pradnyankur625@gmail.com> wrote:

1st one is better

www.sitename.com/basketball-shoes/nike/12345a

and I'll recommand to add extensions .php or .html like,

www.sitename.com/basketball-shoes/nike/12345a.php
OR
www.sitename.com/basketball-shoes/nike/12345a.html

I have seen major websites using extensions are ranking well compared
to those which aren't.

~Pradnyankur~

On Mar 7, 9:50 pm, Shadowfax007 <j...@higherpowered.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> New to the list, looks good so far!
>
> I've got a question. I'm in the process of rebuilding a large site
> and am building "clean URL's" into the site.
>
> i've heard that Google "possibly" looks at site structure when ranking
> a site.
> I have the option to build the site links in the following manners and
> was wondering which way would be better, or any other suggestions list
> members had:
>
> I'll use a shoe store as an example:www.sitename.com/basketball-shoes/nike/12345a

> ORwww.sitename.com/basketball-shoes-nike-12345a

> The last section of the links will be the actual product ID in our
> system.
>
> The way I'm building these links, there are no actual "sub-
> directories" or file names - It's all done dynamically so I can just
> as easily do one over the other.
>
> Any ideas as to what is the best way to create these links?
>
> Thanks for your help!
> James Sheffer,
>
> The HigherPowered Team!
>

> supp...@higherpowered.com sa...@higherpowered.com

> Web Design & Development http://www.higherpowered.com
> phone: 469-256-0268
> "We help businesses succeed on the web!"
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Re: how to implement new design without losing the google rank?

Hi,

If you just changed the style but not the content (icluding the semantics), the Google will not downgrade you, and maybe improve your grade if the page load is faster and/or the semantics easier to understand.

BUT the <h1> <h2> etc do play a fundamental role in the semantic (the meaning of the content). From what you write, you have seen only the "decorative look" of these tags...

So rewrite your texte with the <h1> and <h2> etc that are needed.

Also try to avoid <b> and replace it by <strong> and avoid <i> and replace it by <em>

see http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_formatting.asp for a better explanation

At the beginning of the web, the look was used to express the semantics. Today, these are handled in separate ways, and you can decide to use whicherver look for any of the semantics tags.

eg, place in a separate css file (wthout the <style> tags) or in the <head> portion of a html page

<style>

h1 { font: small-caps bold 24px/20px Tahoma, Arial, sans-serif; color:red; border-bottom: 1px solid black}

h2 { font: bold 20px/20px Tahoma, Arial, sans-serif; color:blue}

strong {font-weight: bold; color: red; background-color:yellow}

</style>

Then you you might have text like

...

<body>

<h1>This is a top-level heading using the defined style for H1</h1>

.... text is <strong>important</strong>....

<h1 style='color:green'>This heading will be green... but still a top-level heading</h1>

2011/4/19 ranga samy <rangasamy007@gmail.com>

Hi all,

Thank you for advance.

I am new in SEO process.

we integrated the new design in our web site. after that, our site
losed the google rank.

1.Does the new dsign affect the google rank?. we are having the old
content with new design such as font, text color, image, placement
location, etc. how to design main page without losing the google
rank.

It should not, but as explained above you changed not only the look (no impact) but also the semantics (huge impact)

2.In old design we are using <h1> tag. but now removed the <h1> tag
from new design. is it affect the google rank?.

Yes, YES and YES

3.How Important is H1 (Header) Tags in SEO Process?

This is criteria #3 after names of files and <title> content

4.Can we add the css calss for <h1> tag?. suppose if we are using <h1>
tag without css class, it will occupips some more spaces.

All tags in your page have some css associated with them. Whether explicit ( with class and/or style inside the tag) or implicit (with tag/class definition in a css definition in a css file or within <style> tags)

example.
<h1>keyword</h1>
<h1 class="h1calss">keyword</h1>

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Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Re: URL site folder names or keyword names

1st one is better

www.sitename.com/basketball-shoes/nike/12345a

and I'll recommand to add extensions .php or .html like,

www.sitename.com/basketball-shoes/nike/12345a.php
OR
www.sitename.com/basketball-shoes/nike/12345a.html

I have seen major websites using extensions are ranking well compared
to those which aren't.

~Pradnyankur~

On Mar 7, 9:50 pm, Shadowfax007 <j...@higherpowered.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> New to the list, looks good so far!
>
> I've got a question. I'm in the process of rebuilding a large site
> and am building "clean URL's" into the site.
>
> i've heard that Google "possibly" looks at site structure when ranking
> a site.
> I have the option to build the site links in the following manners and
> was wondering which way would be better, or any other suggestions list
> members had:
>
> I'll use a shoe store as an example:www.sitename.com/basketball-shoes/nike/12345a
> ORwww.sitename.com/basketball-shoes-nike-12345a
> The last section of the links will be the actual product ID in our
> system.
>
> The way I'm building these links, there are no actual "sub-
> directories" or file names - It's all done dynamically so I can just
> as easily do one over the other.
>
> Any ideas as to what is the best way to create these links?
>
> Thanks for your help!
> James Sheffer,
>
> The HigherPowered Team!
>
> supp...@higherpowered.com sa...@higherpowered.com
> Web Design & Development http://www.higherpowered.com
> phone: 469-256-0268
> "We help businesses succeed on the web!"
> -------------------------------------------

Re: how to implement new design without losing the google rank?

1) I also had the same experience with my site. I changed my website
template and my website is down in google but it have no effect in
yahoo and bing.
2) Yes, <h1> tag is very important in SEO
3) I already said <h1> tag is very important in SEO. You should also
use <h2> and <h4>
4) It depends on your temlate how you can use <h1> with or without
class, but you must use one <h1> tag and not to use more than one.

On Apr 19, 12:55 pm, ranga samy <rangasamy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Thank you for advance.
>
> I am new in SEO process.
>
> we integrated the new design in our web site. after that, our site
> losed the google rank.
>
> 1.Does the new dsign affect the google rank?. we are having the old
> content with new design such as font, text color, image, placement
> location, etc. how to design main page without losing the google
> rank.
>
> 2.In old design we are using <h1> tag. but now removed the <h1> tag
> from new design. is it affect the google rank?.
>
> 3.How Important is H1 (Header) Tags in SEO Process?
>
> 4.Can we add the css calss for <h1> tag?. suppose if we are using <h1>
> tag without css class, it will occupips some more spaces.
>
> example.
> <h1>keyword</h1>
> <h1 class="h1calss">keyword</h1>

Re: how to implement new design without losing the google rank?

Hi,
Thanks for your email. Yes some times implimentation of new design may downrank your site. There are several issues which may effect your rank.

1. Make sure your <tittle> is at the top just after <head> tag... so it would look like <head><title> title site </title><other meta></head>.
2. Make sure you use text links as much possible instead of link buttons.
2. <h> tag is the most you may stylize your heading it doesn't harm your rank.
3. use of "title" and "alt" text in your images.
4. Make sure your keywords in your site content is bolded or italized.
5. It is always better to use your most focused keyword number of times without making google angry... so you may go with adding footnote...i.e your keywords in the footer (even better for you to link with your internal page which match your keyword.

I'm sure this will help you.

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On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 1:40 PM, ranga samy <rangasamy007@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all,

Thank you for advance.

I am new in SEO process.

we integrated the new design in our web site. after that, our site
losed the google rank.

1.Does the new dsign affect the google rank?. we are having the old
content with new design such as font, text color, image, placement
location, etc. how to design main page without losing the google
rank.

2.In old design we are using <h1> tag. but now removed the <h1> tag
from new design. is it affect the google rank?.

3.How Important is H1 (Header) Tags in SEO Process?

4.Can we add the css calss for <h1> tag?. suppose if we are using <h1>
tag without css class, it will occupips some more spaces.

example.
<h1>keyword</h1>
<h1 class="h1calss">keyword</h1>

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how to implement new design without losing the google rank?

Hi all,

Thank you for advance.

I am new in SEO process.

we integrated the new design in our web site. after that, our site
losed the google rank.

1.Does the new dsign affect the google rank?. we are having the old
content with new design such as font, text color, image, placement
location, etc. how to design main page without losing the google
rank.

2.In old design we are using <h1> tag. but now removed the <h1> tag
from new design. is it affect the google rank?.

3.How Important is H1 (Header) Tags in SEO Process?

4.Can we add the css calss for <h1> tag?. suppose if we are using <h1>
tag without css class, it will occupips some more spaces.

example.
<h1>keyword</h1>
<h1 class="h1calss">keyword</h1>

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