Thanks, appreciate you taking the time to write out a response!
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RE: NoIndex/NoFollow pages showing up when doing a Google search using "Site:" parameterposted in Technical SEO
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RE: NoIndex/NoFollow pages showing up when doing a Google search using "Site:" parameterposted in Technical SEO
Thank you for your reply. I will get this information over to the dev team!
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NoIndex/NoFollow pages showing up when doing a Google search using "Site:" parameterposted in Technical SEO
We recently launched a beta version of our new website in a subdomain of our existing site. The existing site is www.fonts.com with the beta living at new.fonts.com. We do not want Google to crawl the new site until it's out of beta so we have added the following on all pages:
However, one of our team members noticed that google is displaying results from new.fonts.com when doing an "site:new.fonts.com" search (see attached screenshot). Is it possible that Google is indexing the content despite the noindex, nofollow tags? We have double checked the syntax and it seems correct except the trailing "/". I know Google still crawls noindexed pages, however, the fact that they're showing up in search results using the site search syntax is unsettling.
Any thoughts would be appreciated!
