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It's almost certain that you have catalogues, brochures or data sheets on your website as PDF files, and these seem to be appearing ever more strongly in Google's results (so long as you don't hide them from your website visitors by making them only available on request).

How Google has made the process of removing a URL from the results a little easier. You do this through Webmaster Tools.

As a website owner, it's very important that you correctly serve up 404s – indicating that someone's on the right domain, but the page they've asked for doesn't exist.

A really interesting new set of data has crept into Google Webmaster Tools which you might like to take a look at. (If you don't have Google Webmaster Tools running on your site, give your website designer a good slap, …

When a search engine comes round to your website to look for new and changed pages, the first thing it does is look for a file called "robots.txt". Type it in after your company's domain name to see if you …