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How to Add a Noindex Tag to a Page in PhotoBiz

Apr 23 2026 | By: PhotoBiz Knowledge Base

How to Add a Noindex Tag to a Page in PhotoBiz

Overview

By default, pages on your PhotoBiz website can be indexed by search engines like Google and Bing. This allows your content to appear in search results and be discovered online.

There may be times when you want to prevent a specific page from showing up in search results. You can do this by adding a noindex tag to that page.

In this guide, you will learn how to add a noindex tag using the Website Builder. By the end, you will be able to control which pages are visible in search engines.

Important: Use With Caution

Adding a noindex tag tells search engines not to include a page in search results.

Only use this on pages you do not want to be publicly discoverable, such as:

  • Landing pages used for ads or promotions
  • Duplicate or test pages
  • Private or client-specific content

Do not add a noindex tag to important pages like your homepage, service pages, or blog posts. Doing so can reduce your website’s visibility and impact your search rankings.

STEP ONE

Log in to your PhotoBiz account and click WEBSITE from the left-hand menu.

STEP TWO

Click on the page you want to prevent from appearing in search results. Click on the SEO button on the top right corner of the page.

STEP THREE

The right side menu will open, click the Tracking section.

This section allows you to add custom code to your page’s HEAD or BODY.

STEP FOUR

Add the noindex meta tag.

Paste the following code into the HEAD field:

Click SAVE to apply your changes.

FINAL STEP

Once saved, the noindex tag is active on that page.

Search engines will recognize this instruction the next time they crawl your website and will not include the page in search results.

Additional Options or Helpful Notes

  • You can also use the following tag if you want search engines to ignore links on the page:
  • This does not remove the page from your website. It only prevents it from appearing in search engines
  • If the page was previously indexed, it may take time for search engines to remove it
  • Pages set to Hidden are not included in your sitemap, but using a noindex tag gives you additional control
  • You can remove the noindex tag at any time to allow the page to be indexed again

Troubleshooting or FAQs

Why is my page still showing on Google?

Search engines cache results. After adding a noindex tag, it can take several days or longer for the page to be removed.

Can I noindex my entire website?

This method is designed for individual pages. While not recommended, you can add a noindex tag in your global Tracking settings under the HEAD section to apply it across your entire website.

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