Digitalpointers: We have a PR6 page that is only url indexed, no content indexing. Its happening because of the funny way google indexes adserver redirects. Basically, we have an adserver with a 302 temporary redirect, you can get your content indexed (though not in our case), but the url that gets indexed in google is the redirect url, not the target url. My goal are: 1) to get this page content indexed (not just url indexed) 2) the url indexed by google is the target site (pages.popularix.com) not the tracking site (v.ppms.popularix.com). 3) if possible, continue to get "google brownie points" for my affiliate links, hundreds of which are showing up in searches for link:mydomain.com This is a known issue, discussed extensively in forums. There were two fixes suggested: 1) http://www.webpronews.com/news/ebus...ostersGetDownToBusinessWithGoogleBanning.html "My recommendation for anyone who uses tracking URLs: if you must redirect the visitor to a landing page, keep the spiders from following that second redirect by putting the tracking URL/script into robots.txt. " Problem is, this seems to fulfill conditions one and 2, but if I keep google from indexing it, seems like I wouldn't be getting backlinks counted. 2) This is shawn's advice actually, he wrote on some forum that you should use 301 (permanent) redirects not 302. But I'm not sure if this applies to adserver redirects, or just to domain name changes. This seems to be a situation where the original intentions of the spec don't seem to fit the facts. It's not "temporary" or "permanent" because the content never existed in the first place, it is just an advertising tracker. Any ideas on how I should procced? Thanks in advance! thomas