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Question: If I do a search for say crypto on your blog, how does Google gets to index the resulting page? I’m imagining something like “blog.example/?s=crypto”
by Goofy_Coyote 10mo ago
Question: If I do a search for say crypto on your blog, how does Google gets to index the resulting page?
I’m imagining something like “blog.example/?s=crypto” which only I should see, not Google.
Edit: Where they linking to your website from their own? (In that case the link with the bad search keywords can be crawled)
- firefoxd 10mo agoThey are spamming other websites with links to my website like in your example. Google crawl those other websites, follow the spammy link to mine, and I get penalized for having a page with spam content. The solution is to tell the crawler that my search page shouldn't be indexed. This can be done with the robots meta tags.
- Goofy_Coyote 10mo agoI see, thanks for helping me understand the issue (and also the solution)
- ipaddr 10mo agoLink.com?search=spam from external page