User-agent: *
Disallow: /path/with-trailing-slash/
You can also add a meta tag to the pages that you don't want to be indexed so if you add the following to the page it should not be indexed.
Use 'robots.txt' for that within your pages and modify it to not index these enteries. I'm not sure though if it would work for you guys to score the same search engine points as them themselves, through them but it would surely do the trick you want.
Hal Smith
URLdreamer Consultant
I guess if you want the benefit of backlinks then you will have to allow search engines index your website and if you don't then no benefit.
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I completely agree with you Oliver.
It's either all or nothing at all. You can't have both.
I am working on improving our search rankings, and need some help. Essentially, many external pages will link to ours in the future, but the pages that they link to we do not want to be index-able or accessible via a search engine. However, if possible, we still want these links to score us search engine points. Any suggestions?
