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hi how can i "hide" my website address/URL from Facebook goggle+ etc.... tracking cookies.in order to keep the privacy of the the people who browse my website ,100% of them have an account in one or more of the popular social networks.they don't want that this website will be documented in Facebook .(and no it is not porn:)
Social networks will only know if a person visits a website if either:
The person has a browser extension installed which tells them (there is nothing you can do about this)
The person follows a link from a social network (in which case the network can find out before the browser arrives on your site, so there is nothing you can do about it)
Your site loads resources from a server controlled by the social network (such as Share links or Google Ads). Don't add such features to your site.
Just don't put "like"/"+1" buttons on your website, and neither Facebook nor Google will know their users visited your site.
you can't hide your url, when users click on a link to facebook, google etc.
A really good way, that facebook & co. can't get your url without a user-click is a two-click plugin like http://www.heise.de/extras/socialshareprivacy/ (the documentation is in german, but you can copy the code - it is intuitive usable)...
I'm not sure, but maybe you can also try to redirect all external links over an other site - but I can't garant that it will solve the problem ;)
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I have a website, and I also have Facebook page, twitter account and Instagram for pictures. Instead of people going to three sites, I want to create a page in my website, so that everything is in one place.
So for example, I made a post on Facebook, so in my website, the post is shown there, and then if I tweeted something, then it automatically shows up in my website in a chronological order.
I don't want to keep embedding it every time I make a post.
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Basically there are two possibilities.
If you only have some basic knowledge of HTML, you can embed feeds/timelines in your website:
Twitter: https://blog.twitter.com/2012/embedded-timelines-howto
Facebook: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/page-plugin (only for Pages)
Instagram: http://snapwidget.com/ (third party)
Alternatively you have a lot more freedom by using the public API's of those sites, but it's a lot harder to implement.
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I have a website under construction in WordPress, I have plans to build that website for my personal article collection & earn money by sharing my knowledge with public.
(I will publish there my own article : genuine new article)
I'm using free template downloaded from https://wordpress.org/themes. & also remove text "Designed By xxxxxxxx" from footer.
(I will host my website on hosting server & also buy domain : not using any free service)
Is it possible to approve my website on Google AdSense with this theme? How many minimum number of articles & daily pageviews are required for Google AdSense approval?
Will the use of free template & removing 'Designed by' reject my account on Google AdSense?"
You'll need some content for AdSense to approve your site, the content is more important than the theme. You'll also need some content to get traffic so that's not a real problem. I'll suggest you to first make two or three articles an then create an AdSense account, that should work.
You'll also need a plugin to inject ads on your site, look for AdSense plugins.
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I have recently re-designed my website and all the link structures and so on, i submitted a new site map for the new design and i am using a bit of code to keep track of when googlebot comes to my site and which pages it visits.
if ( strpos( $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'Googlebot' ) !== false ) {
//Google bot is here
}
Every time it comes over though it visits pages from the old design which now gives it a 404, anyway to make it stop crawling old site and to crawl new one instead?
Instead of 404 pages, use HTTP 301 responses - they indicated a page has moved permanently and that all clients should update their links.
If you can link topic to topic (or better article to article) you're more likely to retain page rankings, but failing that link to the new domain and you'll get your ranks back pretty quickly.
Try using the Google Webmaster Tools I recently had a similar problem with a website redesign. The new content was in less than a day in Google search results. Just log in, add your site and use Site configuration > Sitemap link option to add your Sitemap URL.
This link help me a lot with the process: http://www.hmtweb.com/marketing-blog/how-to-use-fetch-as-googlebot-to-submit-a-recently-changed-page-to-googles-index-tutorial/
Good luck.
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I've been noticing these links, faces and extra info on certain Google searches, and I would like to know how I could implement them to my site as well. I don't really know how that is even called, so sorry if I've put the wrong tags for this.
Also a side question: the photos look professional, but I have no camera, so instead of a photo, I would put a logo - would that be overstepping?
Here is the Google article on how to add your face to website search results: Author information in search results
You can add the following code:
Google
Example:
Google
Alternatively, you can also do the following:
Check that you have a email address (for example, levy#wired.com) on the same domain as your content (wired.com).
Make sure that each article or post you publish on that domain has a clear byline identifying you as the author (for example, "By Steven Levy" or "Author: Steven Levy").
Visit the Authorship page and submit your email address to Google. No matter how many articles or posts you publish on this domain, you only need to do this process once. Your email will appear in the Contributor to section of your Google+ profile. If you want to keep your email private, change the visibility of your link.
To see what author data Google can extract from your page, use the rich snippets testing tool.
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This is a general questions regarding building a website with user generated content. A new website will start with no content, then visitors to the site will not want to visit it again because there is no content for them to view.
For example, a review site like Yelp has no reviews will not have return visitors! How do you solve this?
You need to offer some reason to be there besides the reviews or whatever user-generated content you're trying to integrate into the site. Yelp is a site that searches for restaurants and lists them by type and location, that is the main service which it provides. Offer the user-generated content as a secondary reason to come, then when the user-generated content starts to come in, slowly incorporate it more and more until it becomes the core of the site.
People will only visit your site if they get something out of it, even if it is something as simple as displaying their input in an interesting way.
Your question is off topic I think on every site on the network right now, but for what it's worth, the approach this very site (and the Q&A network that came out of it) took was that of a closed beta - accessible only to a select circle of people - that would seed the site with content.
See e.g. Area 51: Asking the First Questions
The Stack Overflow blog has many references to avoiding building "Ghost Towns". They're not the only voice on the subject, but they have obviously been very successful with this approach.