Hi, We are using Google webmaster tool. In this tool, there is an option to remove Google cached webpages. But Google is saying that , below robot meta tag has to be included to remove the URL from search results. <META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOARCHIVE"> Normally, these meta tags are called inside the <head> tag. The problem is we are calling the <Head> Tag Globally. Now, we have to remove some specific webpages from Google search results. If I use the "NOArchive" robot tag, all our webpages are excluded. Is it possible to include another Head tag, whether Google will recognize that? Is it possible to handle this issue using robots.txt? Please Help!, Thanks in advance
If you are calling the 'head tag' globally then the only other viable option would be to use robots.txt to disallow user agents (search engine bots) from crawling the specific web pages. However this is not foolproof. Spiders could still crawl those pages by following links to that particular page. So you will also have to no follow all the links that are pointing to those pages.
Yes use Robots.txt it's very powerfull go to dailyblogtips dot com and you'll find examples of robots.txt
use robots.txt or you can also use 301 redirect to redirect those page and over the time google will un-index those pages..
Or if you use "webmaster tool", you have an option to tell Google to un-index/remove pages that are already indexed.
No Archive & No Index & No Follow meta tags, beside L301 redirections using your .htaccess file and robots.txt However, you can also request a URL Removal via Google Webmasters tools as well
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Do these pages you want removed return a 404 error ? Then the tool in webmasters tools to remove 404s should work for you in lieu of a metatag or robots.txt
use robots.txt.. here are some basic details about it : http://www.cleartechnicalinterview.com/?s=robots