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I'm currently having trouble with what appears to be a cached version of robots.txt. I'm being told via errors in my Google sitemap account that I'm denying Googlebot access to the entire site. I uploaded clean and "Allow" robots.txt yesterday, but receive the same error.

I've tried "Fetch as Googlebot" on the index and other pages, but still the error. Here is the latest:

| Denied by robots.txt |
| 11/9/11 10:56 AM |

As I said, there in not blocking on the robots.txt for 24 hours.

HELP!

This is my school:

1. Make the blog "do-follow". The default is "no-follow".
2. Install all-in-SEO plugin.
3. Submit it to do-follow directories.
4. What do you want, more indexed pages, or more links? - Do it /blog for more pages, and blog.site.com for more links.

You said "Google doesn't want to index and show other search result pages" but keep reading your email, you mean "site search", not Bing, right?

I have ton of experience with site search boxes. My answer is to code kb-search.aspx to auto-generate the metatags and on-page for the keywords argument. Then, have a link like "what people are searching for" to a new SELECT
aggregated page with anchor and links (50 max).

Google loves it!

DHDdF

How can SEOmoz "most Common Errors*" under "Crawl Diagnostics" advice can be right for a good site organic?

Site is well ranked top 3 on Google (difficult KW).

If I go ahead and fix these errors, I might hurt my SEO , no?

• like:

• Too Many On-Page Links

• 302 (Temporary Redirect)

• Title Element Too Long (> 70 Characters)

• Missing Meta Description Tag