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• Picking a Dead Man's Pocket

  Published: July 19, 2007, 12:23 pm

  Tags: Prevention, Legal Issues, Articles, Dmca, Archive, Caching, Content Theft, Copyright, Copyright Infringement, Internet Archive, Meta Tags, Plagiarism, Robots Txt, Rss, Scraping, Spam, Spammers, Splogs

  archiving sites: Edit your robots.txt file to exclude the Internet Archive and other archiving services. All cached copies of your site should be removed within a few days. (Note: You can skip this step in favor of step three but it is worth being certain that these archiving sites drop your cached copies.) Block All Search Engines: Since

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• Google AdWords Case Study: Site Design

  Published: September 11, 2007, 1:11 pm

  Tags: Adsense, Advertising, Adwords, Affiliate, Case Study, Content, Google, Quality Score, Robots Txt, Search Engine Optimization, Seo, Tips

  search engines using your robots.txt file: that’s what it’s for. Just be sure, however, to let the AdWords landing page quality bot see those pages, otherwise all your work will be for naught. See the AdWords help for more details. What’s Next At this point I hope everyone reading this series has a good grasp of the basic

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• How does google react? Part1

  Published: October 2, 2007, 3:47 am

  Tags: Robots Txt, Adsense Ad, Google Reaction

  I think I must share this experience with you. I have published a post on what google does not like the most. But suddenly I have noticed that in my front page no relevant adsense ads are displaying.... Potpourri -A blog on various hot trends over the internet such as art, science, business ideas, make money online, fashion, entertainment,

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• How Robots.txt May Allow Link Sellers A Loophole

  Published: February 19, 2008, 1:47 pm

  Tags: Link Selling, Robots, Google, Paid Links, Robots Txt

  links. So will Beard’s Robots.txt solution solve his problem? It’s possible, but not likely. Robots.txt will allow webmasters the ability to tell Google not to crawl their pages. If you have a page on which you link to other sites that have paid for you to do so then you can prevent Google from crawling that web page altogether. The

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