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How to Prevent Search Engines from Indexing Your Website or Funnel Page in Stack

If you want to keep your website or funnel page private and prevent it from appearing in search engine results, you can easily do this by adding a custom meta tag. Here’s how you can manage search engine indexing for your pages in Stack.

Prevent All Search Engines from Indexing​

To stop most search engines from indexing your page, you need to use the robots meta tag. Here’s the code you should add to your page:

<meta name="robots" content="noindex">

This tag tells search engine crawlers not to index the page, keeping it out of search results.

Prevent Only Google from Indexing​

If you specifically want to prevent Google from indexing your page while allowing other search engines to do so, use the googlebot meta tag:

<meta name="googlebot" content="noindex">

By adding this tag, you instruct only Google's crawlers to avoid indexing your page.

Adding Meta Tags to Your Page​

To implement these tags, you’ll need to access the HTML of your website or funnel page in Stack. Insert the desired meta tag within the <head> section of your HTML code. This ensures that the instruction is recognized by web crawlers when they visit your page.

By following these steps, you can control which pages are indexed by search engines, giving you more privacy and control over your content's visibility online.