Getting a site listed in search engines can be hard sometimes, but you try get one unlisted, grrrr
Anyone have any ideas how I can get a site unlisted.
The site was closed Oct 2005 yet it is still showing up in google, msn, yahoo and others, not only is the domain coming up also the google adsense ads that were used pre June '05.
I want to use the domain name again for something else, totally un related, have tried no index, block all with robots.txt ... and all pages/links redirects to a sorry we no longer here message which has no links on it. The page currently even has a PR3
I think the biggest problem is all these small ma and pa type search engines out there that link to the bigger ones it's creating a big loop that wont break.
I just want the site unlisted, not penalised (unlistable in the future)
Any ideas? I've been trying for nearly a year now
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teammatt3 posted this at 14:25 — 25th August 2006.
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Doing that isn't the same as the regular robots.txt thing, this is faster. I've done it before and it works. But I haven't done it with MSN or Yahoo before.
If you're wondering how I got there, it's on the addurl page http://www.google.com/addurl/. Then follow the click here link near the bottom.
EDIT: I can't remember how it works, if it give you a delistment for 6 months, or once the robots.txt file is gone, you are back in?
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Busy posted this at 22:03 — 25th August 2006.
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Thanks, I'm sure I tried that before and it wouldn't let me as I wasn't able to use that domain names email account. I'll try it again.
Google is a bit stupid sometimes, does read the robots file but doesn't always follow it
<?bhb if(broken){ echo("It wasn't me
"); } ?>
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photoshop250 posted this at 05:07 — 2nd September 2006.
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Google may have spidered your site before the robots.txt file was in place as well
Busy posted this at 10:33 — 2nd September 2006.
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Thanks but the robots file was put up in Oct 2005
Nameslot posted this at 13:34 — 3rd September 2006.
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Put the robots.txt file and disallow all crawlers.
It will take sometime to get your site unlisted as the SE's wil remove the pages from the cache.
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