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Robots.txt Help
We develop affiliate sites as subfolders on our site. Example: our site is example.com...our affiliate site will be example.com/affiliate.
Our site is replicated 100% for the affiliate, which means we have some duplicate content issues. If we Disallow the /affiliate/ directory, then do we lose all of the link credit coming to all of the /affiliate pages? Our site shows 50K+ links...many of them coming from affiliate.com and pointing at example.com/affiliate, all of which example.com gets credit for. If we disallow /affiliate/, then we are afraid that all of the affiliate.com links pointing at example.com/affiliate will not be counted toward our total. What do you all think? Any suggestions? |
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Pages blocked through robots.txt can accrue PR and LJ.
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Source However, your best option would be to put <meta name="robots" content="noindex,follow"> on those pages. This will allow Google to follow and credit the links, yet keep those pages out of the index.
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Thanks for the info. Is there any chance that I could be penalized for using the "noindex" tag? I found the following comment about "noindex":
"When not used for legitimate purposes, this tag can be dangerous because it can put you at risk for penalization by most, if not all search engines. This is because you can use a noindex tag to hide pages with multiple links that you don't want visitors to see but that you do want all search engines to index." |
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