Rel Canonical vs. Disallow

2 Responses to Rel Canonical vs. Disallow

  1. Andy H. says:

    Another great tip! This one is overlooked and when you have an article that is broken into more than one part, this is the best way to make sure you are not getting a bad mark from the search engine bots.

  2. Liberty Eatmon says:

    Great writeup. I really liked how you breaked the article down by going into every detail and explaining them properly. Hats off to you.

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