Doing this seems a little bit silly, as most people want their content
to be on the Google search engine results pages. There are ways of getting
information off of the results pages, which means your choice of method depends
on things such as urgency and such. Here is more than one useful way of getting your
information off of the Google search engine results pages. let's know
Understand How Google works
Some people think that Google reads and copies all of your website into its
memory, but it actually only takes an impression of your website. People think
that because the search engine shows a snippet of the web page in the results
that it actually has all of their pages in its index, but it does not.
Google has its bots read your page and then it adds details about your
page into its index. It then uses what it reads to rank your page but still
does not take down lots of details. It may go to the extent of storing
snippets, but that is it. When your page appears on the results and you can see
the bit of text from your page underneath the link--that is auto generated when
the results are listed.
This means that you are not actually removing your content from the
Google search engine at all. All you are doing is removing your link to your
website from the Google search engine results pages. You can make it so that
the Google search engine results do not work for your website if you wish, as
there is no need to worry about them holding all content of your website on
their servers.
Delete the page that you have listed on the search engine
The easiest way to stop Google from listing your website is to write in
code that asks the Google bots not to index the page. You may delete your
content or change your content on the page and Google will not update its index
to match.
Furthermore, if you want to cut off the Google contact all together then just delete the page (the URL) and Google will eventually remove the link to the website page from its index. Even if people click on the link in the search engine results it will just lead to nowhere.
Furthermore, if you want to cut off the Google contact all together then just delete the page (the URL) and Google will eventually remove the link to the website page from its index. Even if people click on the link in the search engine results it will just lead to nowhere.
Redirect from the page you have listed on the search engine
Instead of deleting the page on your website, you can set up a redirect.
This will make it so that anybody who clicks on your Google search engine
result link will be redirected to wherever you send them. It is a way of
avoiding Google seeing what is on your page and stops people landing on that
page from the search engine results.
Change the page content and Meta data and wait
If there is something about the page that you do not like and do not
want being shown on Google, then just change the page. Change the content of
the page and all of the Meta data (including page title, etc) and then wait. At
first your page and its Meta data will still appear on the Google search engine
results.
If people click the link on the results then it will still take them to the new page, but on the results it may show old Meta data. After a while (anywhere up to two months if you are already indexed) your page will be read again by Google and the data on their index will be updated. The search engine results will start to show your new Meta data and will start to show snippets from your most recent version of the website.
If people click the link on the results then it will still take them to the new page, but on the results it may show old Meta data. After a while (anywhere up to two months if you are already indexed) your page will be read again by Google and the data on their index will be updated. The search engine results will start to show your new Meta data and will start to show snippets from your most recent version of the website.
Use the Google Webmaster Tools removal tool
You can find full details on the use of this tool from here, but as a rule you
should only use the removal tool in emergencies. It is not a tool that Google
wants you playing with or using too often. Even on the tool pages themselves
they say that if you remove the page or the contents then the result will be
dropped. Plus, if you think of how hard it was to get your web page ranked up
in the first place then you should appreciate how quickly your page will drop
from the result if it is changed in a certain way.
As a side note, it is almost impossible to remove the site of another
website from the results unless you are the administrator of the website.
Trying to get content removed from other websites is a problem that a lot of
people go to Google about and they will simply not remove the content unless
you control the website.
I hope you enjoyed this helpful guest post by Kate Funk. looking for more tips and tricks, latest updates related to Google then check out our Google Tips Section.
About Author
Kate Funk is a freelance writer at Aussiewriter.com. She is mainly
focusing on technology, gadgets and all the latest SEO trends which are
interesting for networking enthusiasts.
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