How to prevent Google from seeing certain parts of a page?
You can prevent Google from seeing portions of the page by putting those portions in iframes that are blocked by robots.txt. Search engines cannot see this text. Instead of using using iframes, you could load the contents of the hidden file using AJAX. Here is an example that uses jquery ajax to do so:
How to prevent Googlebot from crawling specific part of page?
Alternatively you can put a little line in your PHP code that does a ‘if USER AGENT == Googlebot then don’t show signatures’. If you really cannot do that then you can get mod_proxy to serve to the bot and use it to strip out anything your php code generates that the bot not need to see.
How to understand Google’s hidden text policy?
For an understanding of Google’s hidden text policy, check the Google Guide Hidden text and links. This is easy. Before you serve your page you need to know whether it is to a bot, a computer or a phone. You then need to set the content accordingly.
How can I remove a page from Google search?
The Removals tool enables you to temporarily block pages from Google Search results on sites that you own, see a history of removal requests from both property owners and non-owners, and also to see any URLs on your site that were reported as containing adult content. To remove content on sites that you don’t own, see this page.
How to make Google show specific part of page?
The snippets in Google’s search results are usually taken from the meta description on the page. So you could make Google show a specific part of the page by putting that in the meta description tag. With user-generated content it’s difficult to get good snippets, but taking the first post of the thread would probably work.
Why does Google not show links to my website?
Google works very hard to make sure that actions on third-party sites do not negatively affect a website. In some circumstances, incoming links can affect Google’s opinion of a page or site.