Author: webproworld

Controlling Search Engine Spiders

Sometimes you have pages on your website that you don’t want the search engines to see – maybe they’re not optimized yet, or maybe they’re not quite relevant to your site’s theme. In other cases, you want to get rid of some annoying search robot that’s cluttering up your logs. Whatever your reason is for wanting to keep the spiders under control, the best way to do so, by far, is to use a “robots.txt” file on your website. Robots.txt is a simple text file that you upload to the root directory of your website. Spiders read this file first, and process it, before they crawl your site. The simplest robots.txt file possible is this:

Your Business Plan: a Guide to Success

As a professional business writer, I am often privy to valuable information regarding my client’s business performance. Noticing a common thread running through their strategies, I recently asked some pointed questions of three successful business owners. Each suggested that a strong business plan was their first and most important tool as they prepared for their venture. With that in mind, I probed further for specifics and received the following responses.

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