Comments on: What does “noydir,noodp” mean? http://www.matthewsdiehl.com/seo/q-a-series/what-does-noydirnoodp-mean/ by Matthew Diehl Fri, 06 Jan 2012 02:40:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Georgi http://www.matthewsdiehl.com/seo/q-a-series/what-does-noydirnoodp-mean/#comment-12254 Georgi Thu, 29 Dec 2011 18:28:53 +0000 http://www.matthewsdiehl.com/?p=890#comment-12254 Nevermind, I just realized this is an old blog topic since July 2010...I found my answer on another active blog. Thanks anyway. Nevermind, I just realized this is an old blog topic since July 2010…I found my answer on another active blog. Thanks anyway.

]]> By: Georgi http://www.matthewsdiehl.com/seo/q-a-series/what-does-noydirnoodp-mean/#comment-12178 Georgi Fri, 23 Dec 2011 17:16:39 +0000 http://www.matthewsdiehl.com/?p=890#comment-12178 Hello Matthew, I recently had my website recreated in Wordpress by a friend and noticed the noodp and noydir robots commands on my source page. When my site first went live I was coming up on the first pages of Google for many of my search phrases, a week or two later and I'm no where to be found again. I was wondering if having those two commands caused that change in placement? THANK YOU! Hello Matthew,

I recently had my website recreated in WordPress by a friend and noticed the noodp and noydir robots commands on my source page. When my site first went live I was coming up on the first pages of Google for many of my search phrases, a week or two later and I’m no where to be found again. I was wondering if having those two commands caused that change in placement? THANK YOU!

]]> By: e-panda http://www.matthewsdiehl.com/seo/q-a-series/what-does-noydirnoodp-mean/#comment-929 e-panda Thu, 08 Jul 2010 16:38:44 +0000 http://www.matthewsdiehl.com/?p=890#comment-929 Thanks Matthew Thanks Matthew

]]> By: matthewdiehl http://www.matthewsdiehl.com/seo/q-a-series/what-does-noydirnoodp-mean/#comment-928 matthewdiehl Thu, 08 Jul 2010 16:30:46 +0000 http://www.matthewsdiehl.com/?p=890#comment-928 Using either the noodp or noydir robots commands should not impact the indexation or crawling of the page. The noodp and noydir are underlying instructions to the search engines on how to display your listings to search engine users on the search engine results page. These instructions only impact the pages that you have listed in ODP/DMOZ and the Yahoo Directory so usually only need to be implemented on the homepage of your site. Using either the noodp or noydir robots commands should not impact the indexation or crawling of the page. The noodp and noydir are underlying instructions to the search engines on how to display your listings to search engine users on the search engine results page. These instructions only impact the pages that you have listed in ODP/DMOZ and the Yahoo Directory so usually only need to be implemented on the homepage of your site.

]]> By: e-panda http://www.matthewsdiehl.com/seo/q-a-series/what-does-noydirnoodp-mean/#comment-813 e-panda Sat, 03 Jul 2010 23:52:04 +0000 http://www.matthewsdiehl.com/?p=890#comment-813 Hi Matthew, do we still need to put robots meta tag as index, follow anymore if we use these tags? Hi Matthew, do we still need to put robots meta tag as index, follow anymore if we use these tags?

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