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Search Engine Indexing

by MarkLakewood3367
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I have a Google Classic Site and I do not have access to the Robot.txt. I do have access to the html code. How can I prevent text or a portion of a page from search engine indexing? Thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author sirishasiri
    Search engine indexing is the process of a search engine collecting, parses and stores data for use by the search engine.
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    • Profile picture of the author expmrb
      Originally Posted by sirishasiri View Post

      Search engine indexing is the process of a search engine collecting, parses and stores data for use by the search engine.
      Do you even look at about what OP asked?
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    • Profile picture of the author olympiadillinger
      Originally Posted by sirishasiri View Post

      Search engine indexing is the process of a search engine collecting, parses and stores data for use by the search engine.
      Does the OP asked for a copied line from the definition of What Search Engine Indexing actually is?

      Answer to the OP: You should try to connect with Google Webmasters in this matter and other than that you can simply put the googleon/googleoff tags to tell Google Bots when to start and stop indexing various parts of the web document.
      But still you need access to website codes.

      Examples to do that-
      • index -- content surrounded by "googleoff: index" will not be indexed by Google
      • anchor -- anchor text for any links within a "googleoff: anchor" area will not be associated with the target page
      • snippet -- content surrounded by "googleoff: snippet" will not be used to create snippets for search results
      • all -- content surrounded by "googleoff: all" are treated with all attributes: index, anchor, and snippet.
      Check google help page for more details - https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/7424835
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