A noindex tag is a page-specific directive instructing search engines not to index the URL. Noindex directives can appear in a URL’s section (called a noindex meta tag) or in the HTTP response header (called a robots noindex tag or X-Robots-Tag).

A noindex tag is a page-specific directive instructing search engines not to index the URL. Noindex directives can appear in a URL’s section (called a noindex meta tag) or in the HTTP response header (called a robots noindex tag or X-Robots-Tag).

A noindex tag is a page-specific directive instructing search engines not to index the URL. Noindex directives can appear in a URL’s section (called a noindex meta tag) or in the HTTP response header (called a robots noindex tag or X-Robots-Tag).

A noindex tag is a page-specific directive instructing search engines not to index the URL. Noindex directives can appear in a URL’s section (called a noindex meta tag) or in the HTTP response header (called a robots noindex tag or X-Robots-Tag).

A noindex tag is a page-specific directive instructing search engines not to index the URL. Noindex directives can appear in a URL’s section (called a noindex meta tag) or in the HTTP response header (called a robots noindex tag or X-Robots-Tag).