seo - Should I be concerned if googlebot is trying to index marketing URLs? -


I have just started using it.

I was very surprised to see how many links Google is trying to index

  http://www.example.com/?c=123 http: //www.example.com/?c=82 http://www.example.com/?c = 234 http://www.example.com/?c=991  

All of these campaigns are available as links from partner sites.

My robot file is still being denied as a site on every site until the site is completed.

I'm wondering what is the best way to deal with links - before I make my robots.txt file less restrictive.

I'm worried that they will be treated as separate URLs and will start appearing in Google's search results. They all correspond to the same page - To give or take I do not want to search for them as they are and click on them.

So far the best idea is to present a page that contains a query string:

  / / Do not do it at home. See below & lt;% if (request .QueryString! = "") {% & Gt; & Lt; Meta name = "ROBOTS" CONTENT = "NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW" & gt; & Lt;%}% & gt;  

Do I need to do this? Is this the best way?

Edit: It has been found that is not a good access It has been found that Google is seeing NOINDEX on a page whose content is the same The other is in the form of a page that does not have NOINDEX, apparently it is the figure that they are the same thing and NOINDEX takes precedence. As a result, my site disappeared completely from Google. WARNING: It could have been another time that I did, but I could not risk this approach.

This is something that is designed for rel = "canonical" it was done.


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