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What is the purpose of robots.txt file? - siva s - 11-27-2017

What is the purpose of robots.txt file?


Re: What is the purpose of robots.txt file? - johnwiliam5946 - 11-27-2017

Robots.txt is one way of telling the Search Engine Bots about the web pages on your website which you do not want them to visit.
Robots.txt is useful for preventing the indexation of the parts of any online content that website owners do not want to display. It is important to decide the location of Robots.txt very carefully, or else errors might occur while displaying the website.


Re: What is the purpose of robots.txt file? - sinelogixtech - 11-28-2017

Robots.txt is file which is very important for a website, as there are having many important files and web pages which we don t want to crawl in Google and don t want that users can enter in these page.
To exclude this pages from crawling from Google, we use or create the robot.txt file in SEO.


Re: What is the purpose of robots.txt file? - seojesica - 11-28-2017

It represents to various type of bots to which pages you allow or disallow according to your choices.


Re: What is the purpose of robots.txt file? - aprilrino - 11-28-2017

Robots.txt is a content record website admins make to teach web robots (normally web index robots) how to slither pages on their site. The robots.txt record is a piece of the robots rejection convention (REP), a gathering of web norms that manage how robots creep the web, access and file substance, and serve that substance up to clients. The REP additionally incorporates orders like meta robots, and page-, subdirectory-, or vast guidelines for how web search tools should treat joins, (for example, "take after" or "nofollow").

By and by, robots.txt documents show whether certain client operators (web-creeping programming) can or can't slither parts of a site. These slither guidelines are indicated by "denying" or "permitting" the conduct of certain (or all) client specialists.


Re: What is the purpose of robots.txt file? - andreausa - 12-04-2017

A robots.txt file gives instructions to web robots about the pages the website owner doesn’t wish to be ‘crawled’. For instance, if you didn’t want your images to be listed by Google and other search engines, you’d block them using your robots.txt file.


Re: What is the purpose of robots.txt file? - rachana - 12-04-2017

Robots.txt : It is a text file created by webmasters that instruct web robots how to crawl pages in their website.
The main purpose of this file is to indicate whether the pages of their website should be crawled or not. The crawl instructions are “allowing” or “disallowing” which are specified by user agents.


Re: What is the purpose of robots.txt file? - sirishasiri - 12-07-2017

The robots exclusion standard, also known as the robots exclusion protocol or simply robots.txt, is a standard used by websites to communicate with web crawlers and other web robots. The standard specifies how to inform the web robot about which areas of the website should not be processed or scanned.


Re: What is the purpose of robots.txt file? - jackluter - 12-07-2017

Robot.txt file is the important for the websites, so if you have any private are secure pages in your website you are going tell for google through robot.txt file don’t crawl that information it is easy to understand. And you have to hide information from crawlers and robots and bots.


Re: What is the purpose of robots.txt file? - aliceta - 01-10-2018

Web site owners use the /robots.txt file to give instructions about their site to web robots; this is called The Robots Exclusion Protocol. The "User-agent: *" means this section applies to all robots. The "Disallow: /" tells the robot that it should not visit any pages on the site.