Steen from Copenhagen asks:
“If a page is disallowed in the robots.txt, will a link to this page transfer/leak link juice?”
Recorded on April 23, 2009.
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Will a link to a disallowed page transfer PageRank?
Sunday, July 12th, 2009 at
11:27 pm
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yes, juke. exactly …
yes, juke. exactly. The only ACTUAL difference between a standard crawl to the page, and the ROBOTS.TXT disallowed page isthat Googz won’t crawl the target…it will just index the site URL and it will use the KEYWORDS to ign the TITLE to that SERP. I use this strategy all the time when ranking disallowed pages.
pagerank does not …
pagerank does not depend on keywords, pagerank is only calculated for one url, it is the same no matter what keyword this url ranks for
ve the robots …
ve the robots taking over,
would such a page …
would such a page carry “ranking weight” (i.e. will it be found in SERPs) for the keywords it is anchored with??
Maybe the anchor …
Maybe the anchor keywords?
by the hyperlink or …
by the hyperlink or alt text pointing to the page
I understand …
I understand pagerank can be calculated but to which keywords, since the page that’s robotted out cannot be searched for keywords.