I am trying to block robots from indexing parts of my site..

[Smurkcreative]

I have a few websites that I mocked up for clients to check out my work and get a feel for the style I produce but I don't want them indexed as they have lore ipsum place holder text and not really optimized... I am in the process of optimizing them but for the time being I would like to block them. Most of my warnings and errors on my seomoz dashboard are from these sites and I was going to upload the folioing to the robot.txt file but I want to make sure this is correct:

User-agent: *

Disallow: /salondemo/

Disallow: /salondemo3/

Disallow: /cafedemo/

Disallow: /portfolio1/

Disallow: /portfolio2/

Disallow: /portfolio3/

Disallow: /salondemo2/

is this all i need to do?

Thanks

Donny

[AlanBleiweiss]

this is the correct approach when using the robots.txt method of blocking.  Be aware however, that the only secure way to ensure 100% that such locations are not indexed is to put them behind a password protected gate-way.  I always recommend to design agencies that there be a simple single log-in screen between the front end and design folders.  This can be as complex as unique UIDs and Passwords for every client, or a single shared login, if all you want to do is bar search engines from seeing the content.

[Smurkcreative]

Thanks