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Now a days every one is praying that “Oh God let Google index and cache my web pages”. The article I am going to write is just the reverse of what common man or woman thinks. Many time we need to hide our data from Search Engines. Some times we will be shocked that the information which we kept secretly in our site present in Google cache. That will remain there even if I remove it from my web page. So anyone can easily view it which I removed from my site. To prevent Google or any major web sites from making cache links of our site follow the tips provided below. Cache links are created when a spider visit our web page and create a snapshot of it. According to Google words “This “cached” version allows a webpage to be retrieved for your end users if the original page is ever unavailable (due to temporary failure of the web server)”. The cached page will look exactly same as how the page looks at the time of spider visit. To see the cached links of yo...

CDN is short for Content Delivery Network. This has been a constant ongoing debate for SEOs on whether or not it is wise to implement a CDN system for their clients. Well, now that Google has declared “site speed ” a determining factor in ranking your site, I think it’s time to look a little more seriously at how we can use CDN to speed up our WordPress sites. Almost all CDN services will cost you money, however I have a plan that you might be interested in. How’s free sound? What I am going to outline in this post is how you can speed up WordPress using your own CDN (Content Delivery Network). Of course there are a few prerequisites you’ll have to have before proceeding like an install of WordPress and access to your web host environment (IE: FTP access) with the ability to create sub domains. Assuming you’ve got that we can proceed.  BACKUP! Backup your site and database information. I prefer Xcloner for WordPress. Login to your FTP account fo...