Преведете "noindex" на Италиански

EN Instead, you should follow a set of rules to determine when a page will be included in your XML sitemap and change from ?noindex? to ?noindex, follow?.

• Instead
• rules to determine
• XML sitemap
• noindex
• follow

EN You need to remove the ?noindex? tags located in the pages you want Google to index. To do so, you can use an SEO Crawler such as FandangoSEO to identify all the pages with the noindex tag quickly.

• noindex
• pages you want
• index
• FandangoSEO to identify
• tag

EN The page has a noindex tag or was dropped from the index for some reason. Remove the noindex tag and make sure that you are providing valuable content on the page.

• tag
• reason
• Remove the noindex
• providing valuable content

EN We automatically add noindex tags to every site's /cart and /checkout page. It's not possible to remove the noindex tag from those pages.

• automatically add noindex
• every site's
• cart
• checkout page
• It's not possible
• remove the noindex
• those

EN Instead, you should follow a set of rules to determine when a page will be included in your XML sitemap and change from ?noindex? to ?noindex, follow?.

• Instead
• rules to determine
• XML sitemap
• noindex
• follow

EN You need to remove the ?noindex? tags located in the pages you want Google to index. To do so, you can use an SEO Crawler such as FandangoSEO to identify all the pages with the noindex tag quickly.

• noindex
• pages you want
• index
• FandangoSEO to identify
• tag

EN The page has a noindex tag or was dropped from the index for some reason. Remove the noindex tag and make sure that you are providing valuable content on the page.

• tag
• reason
• Remove the noindex
• providing valuable content

EN Check noindex tags. If your site supports Premium features, remove any noindex code from site-wide code injection, and from code injection for your homepage.

• Check noindex tags
• site supports Premium
• remove any noindex
• site-wide code injection

EN Does it have an index or noindex tag? Make sure it has the right tag.

• index
• noindex tag
• right

EN You should use a different method, such as password protection or the noindex meta tag, to prevent the page from appearing in Google search results.

• method
• password protection
• noindex meta tag
• prevent the page
• appearing in Google

EN Setting the canonical URL as ?noindex”

• Setting the canonical

EN Never mix ?noindex? and rel = canonical because they are instructions that contradict each other.

• Never mix
• noindex
• rel
• instructions that contradict

EN Google will prioritize the canonical tag over the ?noindex,? but this is not good practice

• Google will prioritize
• good practice

EN It is vital to avoid the HTTP 4XX status code for a canonical URL because it will have the same effect as the ?noindex? tag. In other words, Google will not see the canonical tag and will not transfer the link value to the canonical version.

• vital to avoid
• HTTP status code
• canonical URL because
• noindex
• tag
• words
• canonical tag
• transfer the link
• canonical

EN Once you detect the pages causing issues, you can solve the indexing problem or mark those pages as noindex so that they do not negatively impact the site?s overall quality.

• Once you detect
• pages causing issues
• solve the indexing
• mark those pages
• overall

EN If you do not want a page to be indexed, you must use the ?noindex, follow? tag

• want a page
• indexed
• noindex
• follow
• tag

EN These pages have been submitted to Google through an XML sitemap, but they have a ?noindex? directive either in meta robots tag or HTTP headers.

• sitemap
• noindex
• robots tag
• HTTP

EN If you want the URL to be indexed, you should remove the noindex directive

• want the URL
• indexed
• directive

EN Google does not recommend using the robots.txt file to avoid page indexation. Instead, if you don’t want to see these pages indexed, use the noindex in the meta robots or an HTTP response header.

• file to avoid
• indexation
• Instead
• pages indexed
• robots
• HTTP response

EN You are telling search engines not to index the page by giving a “noindex” directive. 

• telling search engines
• index the page
• directive

EN Verify if you actually don?t want to index the page. If you want the page to be indexed, remove the “noindex” tag. 

• don
• want to index
• page
• want the page
• indexed
• tag

EN You can confirm this directive?s presence by opening the page and searching for “noindex” on the response body and response header.

• confirm this directive
• presence by opening
• page
• response body
• response

EN Google only attends this request for 90 days, so if you don’t want to index the page, use “noindex” directives, implement an HTTP Authentication, or remove the page.

• Google only attends
• request for days
• want to index
• page
• directives
• implement an HTTP

EN If you don’t want the page to be indexed, use a “noindex” directive and remove the robots.txt block.

• want the page
• indexed
• directive

EN Avoid robots from crawling not relevant pages, using the meta tag ?noindex.?

• relevant pages
• meta tag

EN Check your Robots.txt. Are you assigning the right rule to your pages? (noindex, allow, disallow)

• assigning the right
• pages
• noindex
• allow
• disallow

EN noindex= It restricts search engines from showing the page on their SERPs (Search Engine Results Pages).

• restricts search engines
• showing the page
• SERPs
• Search Engine Results

EN none= Its purpose is to ask search engines not to index nor follow any link on that page: noindex and nofollow. It tells them not to react when they see the page.

• index nor follow
• noindex
• nofollow

EN For example, if you decide to add “index, follow” to the current page, the outgoing pages should be indexable and never have a “noindex” tag in its meta robots.

• example
• decide to add
• index
• current page
• outgoing pages should
• indexable

EN Once you?ve crawled your site, you?ll be able to see your index and noindex pages as well as if you?ve got pages blocked by robots.txt

• ll be able
• index
• ve got pages

EN Crawl your site with FandangoSEO to review if you have blocked pages by Robots.txt, as well as to check the index and noindex pages.  

• Crawl your site
• FandangoSEO to review
• check the index
• noindex pages

EN Adding a "noindex" tag to a page hides it from search engines, while leaving it public and available for visitors to access.

• engines
• available for visitors

EN Adding a noindex tag in page settings or through code injection creates a similar effect. Usually, you can use the page settings option.

• Adding a noindex
• page settings
• code injection creates
• similar effect
• Usually

EN To enable the noindex tag for a page:

• enable the noindex

EN You can add a noindex tag manually to code injection with the following code snippet:

• add a noindex
• manually to code
• following code

EN If you add a noindex tag to a page, Google can crawl the page but not index it. This means the page is still publicly visible, but won't appear in search engines.

• add a noindex
• page
• Google can crawl
• means the page
• still publicly visible

EN Instead, site owners should use other methods, like a noindex directive via meta robots.

• Instead
• site owners should
• methods
• noindex directive via

EN 0.44% of these pages used a noindex directive and did not disallow crawling of the page in the robots.txt.

• directive
• did not disallow

EN The combination of Disallow within robots.txt and noindex directive in meta robots were found on only 0.03% of pages

• combination of Disallow
• robots were found
• pages

EN While this method offers belt and suspenders redundancy, a page must not be blocked by a robots.txt file in order for an on-page noindex directive to be effective.

• While this method
• belt
• suspenders redundancy
• file in order
• on-page noindex directive

EN If a page loads with a noindex directive in the meta robots tag before rendering, search engines won?t run the JavaScript that changes the tag value or index the page.

• meta robots tag
• rendering
• search engines won
• run the JavaScript
• changes the tag

EN You should use a different method, such as password protection or the noindex meta tag, to prevent the page from appearing in Google search results.

• method
• password protection
• noindex meta tag
• prevent the page
• appearing in Google

EN Does it have an index or noindex tag? Make sure it has the right tag.

• index
• noindex tag
• right

EN Setting the canonical URL as ?noindex”

• Setting the canonical

EN Never mix ?noindex? and rel = canonical because they are instructions that contradict each other.

• Never mix
• noindex
• rel
• instructions that contradict

EN Google will prioritize the canonical tag over the ?noindex,? but this is not good practice

• Google will prioritize
• good practice

EN It is vital to avoid the HTTP 4XX status code for a canonical URL because it will have the same effect as the ?noindex? tag. In other words, Google will not see the canonical tag and will not transfer the link value to the canonical version.

• vital to avoid
• HTTP status code
• canonical URL because
• noindex
• tag
• words
• canonical tag
• transfer the link
• canonical

EN Once you detect the pages causing issues, you can solve the indexing problem or mark those pages as noindex so that they do not negatively impact the site?s overall quality.

• Once you detect
• pages causing issues
• solve the indexing
• mark those pages
• overall

EN If you do not want a page to be indexed, you must use the ?noindex, follow? tag

• want a page
• indexed
• noindex
• follow
• tag

EN Make sure you want these pages to be indexed, and if so, add them to the XML sitemap. If not, you will have to assign the meta robots noindex tag.

• sure you want
• XML sitemap
• assign the meta
• noindex