How to stop search engines from crawling specific paragraph?

online28 · Feb 25, 2018

My client want to make new post for email marketing and social media marketing. They will reuse parts of previous content and new content combination.

My client still want to index those new post.
Therefore. How to stop search engines from crawling specific paragraph within the post?

Thanks!

zerotje09 · Feb 25, 2018

I don't know exactly what for but maybe you can write the content into an image instead of plain html?

online28 · Feb 25, 2018

zerotje09 said:
I don't know exactly what for but maybe you can write the content into an image instead of plain html?

For example:
AAA is new content
BBB is old content

The new post will be below format.

AAA
BBB
AAA

I want to stop search engine to crawl BBB content. I remember that it is achievable but forget which html code should I use.

notagainseo · Feb 25, 2018

Use an image instead of text.

zerotje09 · Feb 26, 2018

Noindex won't index your content, but I am almost sure this is only possible for the whole page.

MatthewGraham · Feb 26, 2018

online28 said:
. They will reuse parts of previous content and new content combination.

My client still want to index those new post.
Therefore. How to stop search engines from crawling specific paragraph within the post?

Pages with original content on them index fine even if other parts of the page are duplicate. If it's under 50% duplicate content, I doubt you'd have any problem getting the page indexed. It'd probably still index with more than 50% as long as there's at least a decent about of original content.

MikeyMikey13 · Feb 26, 2018

Just use https://moz.com/blog/canonical-url-tag-the-most-important-advancement-in-seo-practices-since-sitemaps.

Owanceaser · Feb 26, 2018

I think can't disallow a particular paragraph from google crawler so better you can place that test as an image file.

Goldbergmgmt · Feb 26, 2018

MatthewGraham said:
Pages with original content on them index fine even if other parts of the page are duplicate. If it's under 50% duplicate content, I doubt you'd have any problem getting the page indexed. It'd probably still index with more than 50% as long as there's at least a decent about of original content.

@MatthewGraham do you still have aged reddits for sale?

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