Official statement
It is acceptable to have separate pages for Google Ads (with noindex) and pages for organic SEO. The pages can be blocked from organic search while still serving as advertising landing pages.
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⚠ A more recent statement exists on this topic
Should you really block advertising URLs in robots.txt?
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TL;DR
Google allows separate pages for Ads and SEO, using noindex for Ads. This optimizes campaign performance while preserving SEO integrity.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Pourquoi utiliser noindex sur les pages Ads ?
Pour éviter d'affecter négativement le SEO avec des pages qui ne ciblent pas le trafic organique.
Cette stratégie s'applique-t-elle à tous les sites ?
Elle est recommandée majoritairement, mais chaque site doit analyser ses propres besoins stratégiques.
Peut-on changer de stratégie ultérieurement ?
Oui, mais contactez toujours un expert pour ajuster sans nuire à votre positionnement.
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