DEFINATION

 ·         Using Hidden Text or “white” text written on a white background to stuff keywords within webpages.

·         Using Automated Submission/Link Building Software that submits your site to hundreds of directories that probably have no relevance to your site. This is also known as Link Farming.

·         Keyword Stuffing or adding a large number of keywords in the meta-tags.

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You're going to need to be able to edit the source code of your web page. Usually, your web documents can be opened and edited with a basic text editor, such as Microsoft Notepad. On Windows PC's (and Mac users please forgive me for not knowing the right command), simply right-click on the HTML document that you want to edit, and click "Open with...", and then select Microsoft Notepad from the list of program options.

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Now that your document is open in Notepad, you must locate the "head" tags. What you're going to do is insert what's known as a "meta tag" into the code, between the opening and closing "head" tags. If you're familiar with HTML, you know that all attributes in HTML tags are surrounded with a left bracket symbol "<" and a right bracket symbol ">". But, since eHow doesn't allow any kind of HTML code within their articles, I will have to substitute the left and right brackets with asterisks instead. Please keep that in mind as you read this tutorial.

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Now, back to the opening and closing "head" tags. They will look like this: *head* and */head*. Your objective will be to insert the meta tag in Step 4 anywhere between those two "head" tags.

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Simply copy and paste the following meta tag into your source code, anywhere between the opening and closing "head" tags: *meta name="robots" content="noindex"* (PLEASE NOTE: Do NOT leave the asterisks in that piece of code, or it won't work! Remember to switch the asterisks back to left & right brackets!) This meta tag instructs Google's spiders not to index your web page.