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Re: Search engine friendliness.
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10-01-2008, 08:01 AM
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Re: Search engine friendliness.
mynameisnobodyodyssea@googlemail.com wrote:
>You are probably right about the robots.txt, but >the robots.txt file is the most important component >of your website to search engines, Surely you jest? A robots.txt file is irrelevant to search engines, it is a text file requesting some or all robots do not access certain parts of a web site. The absence of a robots.txt file will not be detrimental to a site's indexing by any of the reputable search engines. Matt -- The Probert Encyclopaedia - The Reliable Encyclopaedia http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com 
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10-01-2008, 08:02 AM
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Re: Search engine friendliness.
(Matt Probert) wrote:
> The absence of a robots.txt file will not be detrimental to a site's > indexing by any of the reputable search engines. While true, they request it. Unless you love to see all those 404's it's a good idea to put a bare bones robots.txt in your document root. -- John Bokma http://johnbokma.com/ AISE/AWW/SEO/web development forum: http://seo-expert-wiki.com/
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