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It is actually kind of nice to realize you need to do stuff on your own

I want to block this page:

_http://www.spies.dk/country/resort/rejsemalstips_

I wont to allow these pages:

_http://www.spies.dk/country/resort/rejsemalstips?TravelTipId=xxxxxx_

_http://www.spies.dk/country/resort/rejsemalstips-liste_

FIX:

Allow: /rejsemalstips?

Allow: /rejsemalstips-liste

Disallow: /*rejsemalstips

Customer: Can i buy a pair of red trousers?

404: Sorry. We dont have any.

301: Sorry. We dont have any red trousers. But maybe these blue trousers would look great on you?

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What you are doing is interrupting your customer. Consider that the way the customer enters your store, has a purpose. If the customer used the link www.store.com/trousers - they expect trousers on the page:

Customer: Can i  ...

301: Welcome customer. Take a look around and see if you can find what you're looking for.

• you should definitely be more specific. 301 requests to pages regarding trousers to your trousers-category, and 301 redirects request to pages regarding boots to your boots category.