I wonder if you've encountered a situation in which when you click on a snapshot of some websites, you appear: “i'm sorry, the pages you look at do not allow them to be kept at 100 degrees, and you can access xxxxxxx directly.” the figure below is as follows:
Sometimes this happens because the website is hanging, but mostly because the stationmaster set it up. Why would the stationmaster do that? Then fung says to everyone, "does the ban on 100 degrees of photo preservation affect any of the seos。
I. A brief description of the effects of 100-degree snapshots
A 100-degree snapshot can help you solve a problem when a website or web page is opened at a particularly slow rate, resulting in the inability to access a page or the absence of a page being deleted. Every page that is taken contains a copy of a plain text on a hundred degrees. You can understand a web photo in text format, or text backup. At this point, you can quickly browse the text of the page through the snapshot。
Ii. Adverse effects of the ban on 100 degree preservation of snapshots on website optimization
It's already very simple about the 100 degree snapshots, so:
From the point of view of the user, the 100-degree preservation of snapshots is prohibited and does not meet the user's need for quick viewing of pages. This approach is not desirable because it also emphasizes user experience
In terms of traffic. The number of users needed to click a snapshot increased the traffic on its 100-degree website. (the effect of traffic on a website is known) without a snapshot, this part of the flow is not available to 100 degrees; this is one of the original purposes of a 100-degree snapshot
It certainly makes a difference in terms of its own advantages
The prohibition of 100-degree snapshots is a user act, not a 100-degree act, and the prohibition of 100-degree snapshots is a passive one. If someone did something to make you accept it passive, you'd think it wasn't cool, though
Iii. The beneficial impact of the ban on 100-degree preservation of snapshots on website optimization
1. The 100-degree preservation of snapshots is generally prohibited because of the desire to obtain entries from 100-degree sources, but users are not expected to see the contents of their pages via snapshots. For example, in the case of some payment content, privacy, etc. Some sites will be banned from keeping 100 degrees because they don't want to divert them
2. Remember what the teacher said when he studied seo. Some peers do not click directly on each other's web pages when they visit peer sites to gather information, but instead choose to click on a snapshot, so as to understand the content and layout of the peer website without pv being brought to their peers. Don't underestimate peer-to-peer clicks. With the fung station, half of the pv is peer-to-peer。
So it's good and bad, depending on how you use it. In fact, some of the ways in which the seo is being optimized are pros and cons, the outer chain, the inner chain, the anchor text, and so on, and only the correct application will have a good effect on the website. Get down here and give you a way to focus on banning access to snapshots
Iv. Means of prohibiting 100-degree preservation of snapshots
Add the same to pages that need to ban 100% cache, and if you need to ban all search engine caches, then between pages that need to ban caches
By the way, some common meya properties
Noarchive limits all search engines to create webshots. There are also several ways to help optimize the search engine
The index allows the search engine to grab this page。
Noindex is not allowed to grab this page。
Follow is a link that can be found on this page and continues to access the grab
This page does not allow links to continue。
