Private subscription vs. not being spidered by search engines question
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I set up my blog to be “private” / “subscription-based,” but it’s throwing (some of) my friends for a loop and they’re having problems signing up and getting the grasp of the whole process.
Is there a way I can remove the “privacy,” yet make the blog available by a URL but — most importantly — make sure it’s not spidered by search engines and doesn’t show up in search results?
I’m on a personal journey through Europe and I just wanna keep it as private and personal as I can.
Thanks,
gThe blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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If you want to hide your site for search engines, you can use the following guide:
http://en.support.wordpress.com/settings/privacy-settings/
Please let us know if you need any further assistance!
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The JetPack issue has arisen again, unfortunately.
We moved the FairfieldCounty.info site to AngelStreetCapital.com and in trying to employ JetPack, it reconnected the site to my personal blog.
Isn’t there a way to keep that from happening and still being able to use JetPack? -
I actually only see angelstreetcapital.com connected to your ‘werenotdeadyet’ account. Is this what you wanted? Otherwise disable and then able the plugin again.
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This has all become too much to ask of you kind people, but thank you for your help.
AngelStreetCapital.com and We’reNotDeadYet shouldn’t be connected in anyway, but when I try to install JetPak on AngelStreet, it tries to connect the two.
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If you want to connect the Jetpack site to a different WordPress.com account I can remove the connection from our end. After that you can log out of your WordPress.com account and then activate Jetpack again. It will then ask you to login a different WordPress.com to make the connection.
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Are you saying that I have to get a 2nd WP account? I don’t want to have any connections. Is that possible?
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Jetpack requires to be connected to a WordPress.com otherwise the Jetpack functions don’t work.
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So, how do we make all this work?
I have my private blog (we’renotdeadyet) and an independent company blog (angelstreetcapital) and they should not connect at all, in any way.
Do I need to set up an independent WP.com account for AngelStreet? -
Yes, you can logout of your current account and set up a new WordPress.com account at http://wordpress.com/signup
Once that is done you can activate/connect your Jetpack plugin again at http://angelstreetcapital.com/ and connect it to your new WordPress.com account.
Let me know if you need any help along the way.
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