Javascript blocking/rendering is an incredibly poor choice as all it takes is for one of the crawlers to implement javascript rendering to their bot and your backlinks are exposed. Currently, blocking via user-agent remains the most effective.
Please note, recently Ahrefs added javascript...
Just make sure your spider/bot blocking code is the very first thing in your .htaccess and you should be good to go. Though please keep in mind that every spider and its dog has been able to crawl your site so far, until you make this change, so that domain is now a liability if you planned...
The following should be placed before your wordpress redirect code...
# BEGIN NiteowebSpiderBlocker
....stuffs
# END NiteowebSpiderBlocker
as the [L] command in RewriteRule . /index.php [L] tells your server not to process any more of the htaccess rules.
So your complete .htaccess should be...
Did you end up using Grepwords? I'm just looking at them now and they seem ideal for my needs, but was curious how accurate/up to date you find their search volumes to be?
Not true. Norefferer simply means the referring URL isn't passed in the header of the HTTP request, so Amazon doesn't know what URL the click came from. Your referring code is still passed in the query string as normal, so Amazon still knows who to credit with the sale.
I gave Jaycee a tricky order on a product with little information out there and was impressed with the results, good content for the price and communication was top notch throughout.
Cheers :)
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