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#7232 – Question on behaviour

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Saturday, 06 June 2020 10:00 UTC
meinolf-mueller-fit-in-mathe-online-de
 Hello, I have a question on Meta-tags index, follow. As all of my pages have Meta information thru sh404SEF, but there is a time lack between finishing an article and adding meta data to it. Wouldn´t it be useful to declare the Joomla! default of articles and categories to noindex, nofollow to avoid Google to index an uncomplete article / category until sh404SEF has been added with index, follow?

Kind regards Meinolf Müller 

Monday, 08 June 2020 07:27 UTC
wb_weeblr
Hi

Depends on what you mean by "unfinished" and "meta data". If the actual article content is finished but the only thing missing is meta data, I would in order of preference:

- simply not published the article until it has its meta data
- if you absolutely must publish it without the meta data, then do not "noindex, nofollow" it. Meta data will be a refinement later but once you told Google to NOT look at an article, you never know how much time it will take to recover from that.
- sh404SEF will generate an automatic description if none is provided so you're covered here with the basics and you can refine later
- if the optimized meta data come later, then you can also resubmit a sitemap or use search console to crawl again that page with the URL tool, this will suggest Google to revisit the page.

Best regards

Yannick Gaultier
weeblr.com
@weeblr

 
Tuesday, 23 June 2020 05:34 UTC
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