Adding a noindex meta tag to a page to keep it from appearing in search engine results

If you have exclusive content—such as subscriber resources, client-only pages, or time-sensitive information—you may want people to access it directly but not find it through Google. Adding a noindex tag tells search engines not to include that page in search results.

For more information about how noindex meta tags work, read Google's guidance in this article.

Adding a noindex tag to selected pages

1. In the left sidebar menu, go to Website >  Settings.

2. Next to Sitewide integrations, click Add new.

3. Choose Head tag as the integration type.

4. In the Code box, paste the following:

<meta name="robots" content="noindex">

5. Under Title, add a name to help you recognize this integration later.

6. Under Display on... choose Selected pages.

 7. Under Select pages, choose the pages you want to hide from search results.

6. Click Add Integration.

7. Click Publish in the upper-right corner so your changes go live.

If your page has already been indexed by Google, it will take some time for the tag to be found by Google's crawlers. Read more about removing pages from Google's index here.

Want to keep a page even more protected by requiring a password to view it? Follow these instructions instead.