Does Making WP Post/Page Titles Non-Clickable Affect SEO?

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Hi,

I use the same sales letter for different sites.

I would like some parts of my sales letter to be non-indexed by Google since they are the same for different sites. But as far as it seems, it is not possible at all. There is a googleon, googleoff tag but it doesn't prevent your parts to be indexed and included into search results.

I'll use all posts to be displayed fully in the home page.

What I'm thinking is, making the Titles of posts and pages non-clickable and removing other things (date, categories, etc.. centering the post/page titles) So that each post will look like as the subsections of the salesletter itself.

But as a result, I'll be able to use no-index in the posts that I don't want to be indexed by google.

Basically, I'm splitting my sales letter into wordpress posts (whose titles are not clickable and look like the subsections of the salesletter) and showing them all in the home page.

What are your opinions about that? Can that affect SEO of the site? Or can that be really done at all?
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  • Profile picture of the author CyberSEO
    Yes it does affect. A proper internal linkage is a very essential thing.
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    • Profile picture of the author Oguzz13
      Originally Posted by CyberSEO View Post

      Yes it does affect. A proper internal linkage is a very essential thing.
      Can we get around it by giving links to the posts, at the buttom of the page, or in any other page?

      Just the main part should be non-clickable and should look like a sales letter.
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  • Oguzz13,

    I’m not sure the effect on SEO would be all that huge. Is there any reason why you just don’t exclude some directories using a robots file?

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    Shawn
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    • Profile picture of the author Oguzz13
      Originally Posted by TheContentAuthority View Post

      Oguzz13,

      I'm not sure the effect on SEO would be all that huge. Is there any reason why you just don't exclude some directories using a robots file?

      Best,

      Shawn
      Can you exclude "some" parts of a blog post or page from being indexed by using robots.txt?
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      • Profile picture of the author yukon
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        Originally Posted by Oguzz13 View Post

        Can you exclude "some" parts of a blog post or page from being indexed by using robots.txt?
        No, the noindex removes the entire web page from the SERPs.
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  • Profile picture of the author Moneymaker2012
    It's beneficial, so always put a link in it.
    It's good for SEO
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