I want to remove the dashboards section of my website from Google index how i can remove them from google then they never show them in search result.
First, add those pages to your robots.txt file or use a meta noindex tag to prevent Google from re-indexing it. Then in Google's webmaster tools you can instruct Google to remove the current version from their index (look under "Site configuration" → "Crawler access" in the menu on the left, then the "Remove URL" tab). You can also test your robots.txt in the same area.
See Google's help for more details.
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I have created a link such as http://example.com/s/an-arduino-product (in PHP), but there is no any referral link that refers to the above link in my website. If someone type this link on the browser, it will be redirected dynamically to a valid page (By reading information from database). My question is: What can I do extra work to make Google automatically recognize these links and index them? I will not do it manually via "Google Search Console".
Submit this link in sitemap.xml and resubmit sitemap. Google will reindex pages when you submit sitemap.xml those links only.
Most of the referrers for my website are Search Engines and I would like to store the referrer link so that I can study the keywords that lead to my page being displayed and clicked. I currently notice these links only in my Apache Error Log files when some Warning is thrown. Is there any module that I can make use so that it automatically stores all the HTTP_REFERRER links. Currently in prestashop I noticed only 404 page referrers are stored.
Prestashop already store referrer by default. Check menu Statistics -> Visitors Origin.
If you want a more detailed statistic you should install Google Analytics module.
Good luck
When a user clicks a link on my page they go to a click tracking service and then are redirected to the "real" page. When I try to share the link using the Google Plus share plugin, the share message states "redirect notice."
Anyway for Google's Share plugin to actually go to the redirected destination instead of the notice? The Facebook Share plugin has no problem with the redirect.
Example of link on my page: https://plus.google.com/share?url=www.myclickservice.com?ref=www.realpage.com
The click tracking service logs the click and then returns a 302 and redirects to the "real" page.
The Snippet documentation makes no guarantee about handling redirects. If you would like to see the current behaviour change, please file a feature request.
I have an app running in Heroku.
I am using sitemap_generator to generate sitemap and save it into s3.
I have added the robots.txt to contain my sitemap location.
My question are.
How can I know my sitemap are successfully find by search engine like google?
How can I monitor my sitemap?
If my sitemap is located in my app server I can add the sitemap manually into google webmaster tools for monitoring. Because when I click on "Test/Add sitemap" in Google webmaster tools, it default to the same server.
Thanks for your help.
I got it to work.
Google has something called cross submission: http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2007/10/dealing-with-sitemap-cross-submissions.html
You might want to visit this blog as well:
http://stanicblog.blogspot.sg/2012/02/how-to-add-your-sitemap-file-located-in.html
Thanks for your help, yacc.
Let me answer your two first questions, one at a time (I'm not sure what you mean by 'how can I monitor my sitemap' so I'll skip it):
Manually submit a sitemap to Google
If you can't use Google webmaster form to submit your sitemap, use an HTTP get request to notify Google of your new site map.
If your sitemap is located at https://s3.amazonaws.com/sitemapbucket/sitemap.gz , first URL encode your sitemap URL (you can use this online URL encoder/decoder for that) then using curl or wget to submit your encoded URL to Google:
curl www.google.com/webmasters/tools/ping?sitemap=https%3A%2F%2Fs3.amazonaws.com%2Fsitemapbucket%2Fsitemap.gz
If your request is successful you'll get a 200 answer with a message like this:
... cut ...
<body><h2>Sitemap Notification Received</h2>
<br>
Your Sitemap has been successfully added to our list of Sitemaps to crawl.
... cut ...
Checking that Google knows about your new sitemap
Open Webmaster Tools, navigate to Site sonfiguration->Sitemaps, there you should see the sitemaps that you've submited. It might take sometime for a new sitemap to show up there, so check frequently.
When I google for cms tutorial my website is the first link which is obviously great. Unfortunatly it is showing the Under construction title I was using when I was updating my site. When you click on the link you of course you go to my website but the title link still remains "CMS TUTORIAL SITE - Under construction" in google instead of the name of the actual page.
How can I request google to re-index that page, I allready requested to remove the cache for that url with the google webmaster tool.
You could request to update your url here.