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Old 08-10-2008, 08:29 AM
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Default Re: Google and Cloaking

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Originally Posted by activeco View Post
The return codes not the same (except temporary problems) = cloaking.
Html not the same (except everchanging pages) = cloaking
Html the same, the same return code, different rendering due to frames or CSS = not cloaking (yet).
OK. Lets try this.

I hide the part of the page content with my script, and redirect the bots with a 301 to another html page where that part of content will be found, and I add there a noindex meta robots or disallow it in the robots.txt. Exactly the same practice I would implement if I would use IFRAMES.

How about that?
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