You will want to listen to Kate. As simple as it may seem it's extremely complicated.

Your example is right below my example is below that

• "URL for the USA: https://company.com/en-US/products/product-name/ just use /US if not targeting Spanish in the United States
• URL for Canada: https://company.com/en-ca/products/product-name/ No French-Canadian?  just use/CA
• URL for German Language Content: https://company.com/de/products/product-name / in Germany I might not be able to read your URL I would speak just Deutsche
• URL for rest of the world: https://company.com/en/products/product-name/." the rest of the world should not need EN as they speak lots of languages. You want to showcase your language offerings to them.

My example is below this line my example is below but say were targeting the United Kingdom with your URLS

• URL for the USA: https://company.com/us/products/product-name/ hreflang=”en-US.”
• URL for Canada: https://company.com/ca/products/product-name/ hreflang=”en-CA”
• URL for Canada FR: https://company.com/ca-fr/produits/nom-du-produit/ hreflang=”fr-CA” />
• URL for German Language Content: https://company.com/de/produkte/produktname/ hreflang=”de” />
• URL for rest of the world: https://company.com/products/product-name/ hreflang=”x-default

This is the code you should add in a page's tag for the UK version of company.com would be:

• URL for German Language Content: https://company.com/de/produkte/produktname/ hreflang=”de”

• Note I used German in the URL instead of English because that is what my target audience will be reading.

• URL for the USA: https://company.com/us/products/product-name/  hreflang=”en-US.”

• URL for Canada: https://company.com/ca/products/product-name/ hreflang=”en-CA.”

• URL for Canada: https://company.com/ca-fr/produits/nom-du-produit / hreflang=”fr-CA” />

• company.com/” hreflang=”x-default” />

• https://company.com/products/product-name/

Note I used French Canadian in the URL instead of English because that is what my target audience will be reading. ( I do not know French-Canadian so I really just used French) French-Canadian was also modified there are different versions of English as well with Canada and the UK

https://company.com main UK version of the site, a German language German subdirectory, an English-language Canadian subdirectory, and a French Language Canadian subdirectory:

Also, you add to the Hreflang tag is the x default code:

This is an additional line, which tells Google that this version of the site is the one that should be displayed if no other version of the site is suitable. If this link happened added to the example at the top of the page, then if someone from Spain visited the site Google would direct them to https://company.com

All you have to do is list the alternative version of the pages and have the x default at the bottom. For example, this is what you would do for the English Canadian version:

• company.com/” hreflang=”en-GB” />
• company.com/de” hreflang=”de” />
• company.com/ca-fr” hreflang=”fr-CA” />
• company.com/” hreflang=”x-default” />

If you're using any languages that have  read right to left this will be an issue with encoding you can no longer get away without making sure, there's no  byte order mark in your code, and you must use UTF-8

• http://www.aleydasolis.com/en/international-seo-tools/hreflang-tags-generator/
• http://searchengineland.com/auditing-hreflang-annotations-common-issues-avoid-219483
• https://www.branded3.com/blog/overcome-common-errors-implementing-hreflang-tag/
• https://www.deepcrawl.com/knowledge/best-practice/hreflang-101-how-to-avoid-international-duplication/
• https://www.branded3.com/blog/implementing-hreflang-tag/

Tools

• https://www.deepcrawl.com
• https://screamingfrog.co.uk/seo-spider/
• https://webmasters.googleblog.com/2014/07/troubleshooting-hreflang-annotations-in.html

Especially when you get into all the different languages and encoding correctly or different dialects being a German myself I am keenly aware of the differences and it would affect my search intent as well.

So if you're going, /de/ German make sure you’re Just looking to target those with the ability to speak and read German not a particular region like Germany itself, Austria, Switzerland, etc.

Not to say that/DE will not suffice but you will want to ensure you're targeting The language as well as the country or just the language depending on what your exact goal is.

I hope this helps,

Tom

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Great  question.

Google stopped looking at IP address about two years ago.
I  am sure that there IP wasn’t that factor for SEO unless they where on a PBN or it was over two years ago.

Many very large sites use CloudFlare or something else like it

I personally would recommend Fastly if you want something that with shrink images & work like CloudFlare but do the things that only CloudFlare Enterprise a $5,000 a month offering can do.

I don’t know you’re server config but I know time after time Fastly has been much faster then CloudFlare

https://www.fastly.com/

https://www.CloudFlare.com

Lastly I do want to CloudFlare has gotten a bad name because they do not  regulate who or what content is allowed on there platform  booters use them to attack & to prevent DDOS attacks. With a platform that this has lead to there IPs being listed as spam so I have seen a case when I used.

9.9.9.9 or IBMQuad9 as reclusive DNS where I could not see a CloudFlare site because one ip was listed as spam & 9.9.9.9 just shows a 500 error it was fixed when I changed my local DNS to a dns system that didn’t block spam IPs. this also only happened once so it is very unlikely to happen to you.

https://www.fastly.com/

https://www.CloudFlare.com

Change in IP, or possible sharing of Its with PBNs / bad Neighborhood’s, can really hit search rankings but it is very unlikely that google will think that is your domain if the IP is dynamic like CloudFlare . it not going to hurt you because google looks at domains not IPs now.

but this is not something I would worry about from CloudFlare it cleans IPs so if you get one you will have a new one sooner if you tell them also the business & Enterprise plans are much cleaner the the free plan

this is just one more reason https://www.fastly.com/

But the short answer is yes it’s safe to use.

do you mind telling me what you’re hosting setup is now & who you host with?

Hope I have been of help,

Tom

Yes sorry about that. The code for Germany is DE–DE the code for the German language is DE

I am sorry about that I tried to make it as easy as possible to understand but even I was getting a little  tired towards the end.

excellent catch.

I would definitely customize the folders so that the languages in German Including URLs.

Kate makes an excellent point about a real choice that you have with going with subfolders or a unique domain.

There is an extraordinarily larger amount of work with multi-Geo domains however if you're starting from scratch and you think about it most of the URLs from the country are targeting will benefit your site in Whatever country or ( whatever content is on the site that linked to you)

Also if you're going to focus in the future hypothetically let's say Japan or China you will want to target different search engines other than Google these will be dependent highly on your IP address. There are ways to proxy it and make it work but infrastructure it's expensive and so does essentially doing SEO for a site per a language.

hreflang will allow you to keep the subtle differences in English for instance in the UK and elevator is a lift in Canada color is spelled differently small things do make a difference, and you should have those subtle things in your content.

I understand what you're saying about just using English and pushing it out there. You could generalize English and target no country whatsoever I would be interested to see how that worked out. Obviously, you have more than one copy Of English without hreflang you will have problems with duplicate content.

Kate brings up a very good question how big your team is? Who else will be assisting does everyone understand that search is impossible to do if you do not know the language as well as PPC. So you'll have to have native speakers I'm sure you do just want to bring up a couple of points.

What are you using for a CMS for have you made that choice yet? What are you going to do to host the site?

Hope this is helpful,

Tom

Hi Chris,

if using WordPress http://yoast.com/wordpress-rel-author-rel-me/

if using anything else

http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2011/06/authorship-markup-and-web-search.html

Twitter recently changed its title tag on user bio pages to include the rel=”me” attribute on links. That is pushing some people’s bios up to No. 1 on Google and has some marketers concerned. But there is a fix for that.

The rel=”me” attribute looks like this:

a href=”http://www.searchengineoptimizationjournal.com” rel=”me”

The purpose is to identify the relationship between web properties or identities that are owned by the same individual. Many social sites and directories use the rel=”me” attribute automatically when users link from their bios on those sites to their own blogs and websites. That’s fine, but social users typically do not link back to their social bios in the same manner. But they should.

http://www.searchengineoptimizationjournal.com/relme/

I hope I have been of help to you,

Thomas

I have had WP engine for a little bit over a year now went from there base to their Pro package with the CDN. It is extremely fast and a very good host. I really love them you can add the CDN to the base package for $20 a month In addition to using S3 for your images and videos. I actually have an account with every manage WordPress host for the big ones WP Engine, Pagely, web synthesis & ZippyKid

I can tell you the only one that gives you true free DynECY dns is zippy kid pagely does not allow you to use your MX record if use their name servers so you must get another DNS host and you point your domain at their IP in order to use mx or e-mail. Web synthesis is very good they are base price $27 a month to believe and 2000 visitors they promote using cloud flare as DNS as well as using it as a CDN for both the base and the Pro accounts. The pro accounts are reeled business club flare which is a real big difference.

WP engine and Zippy Kid both have phone numbers which is a huge plus. Both have excellent customer service Zippy kid gives you a CDN with every plan and they have Net DNA and now edge CDN pagely makes you pay $50 for the right to pay them an additional $20 for a CDN and they use edge. WP engine uses Net DNA for their CDN and will sell it to you for an additional $20 on their base price.  So base WP engine 20,000 views a month $29 +20 for CDN or $100 100,000 views a month and 10 domains built-in CDN. Zippy kid $25 on 100,000 views a month built-in DNS by dynect built-in cdn phone with great customer service they share some technology with WP engine they both got along very well. Pagely $24 base no cdn 20,000 Views a month to upgrade to the CDN you pay $50 a month for hosting and $20 a month for the CDN and get you believe 50,000 views.  Web synthesis like I said 2000 views for $27 a month because of $200 for I believe  50 thousand views  a month still no CD in and wish to order it  separately.

If you do get WP engine if you wouldn't mind helping me out here is my affiliate code. http://www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?u=669394&b=398424&m=41388&afftrack=&urllink=wpengine%2Ecom

I know I've been very honest about everything.

Sincerely,

Thomas

So you know that if you're hosting WordPress. And you want to really speed and security. WP engine and Page.ly both outstanding WordPress only hosts that are extremely fast then built to be quick and safe. Offer discounts to SEOmoz pro members

Pagely offers 30% Off All Plans for life. That would bring your total under $20.

https://page.ly/

The WP engine offers 4 months of free hosting. If you take that into consideration it is less money than obviously paying for its full price.

http://wpengine.com/

These are each managed and extremely great companies to work with.

Just for informational reasons and because I think you should know

ZippyKid offers you an enterprise class DNS system and content delivery network

For $25 a month it is a WordPress only site like the others. However it too offers incredible speed and customer support.

https://www.zippykid.com/

Web synthesis is 8 web hosting company built for managed WordPress again however they like the others are outstanding security as far as speed and support. I felt you should know these at least exist.

http://websynthesis.com/

Lastly page fully keeps giving you 30% off every new account you add and they're backed by fire host which is a 100% enterprise host.

Zippy kid  charges $15 more per a site or $10 more per hundred thousand views per month

WP engine goes up to a much higher plan that would equal $10 a website if you were running all WordPress. It would be a good choice.

Web synthesis is $200 for no more than 3 domains so you don't save a lot of money adding sites. However they're very very good

here is the link you need to find the discounts through SEOmoz

http://www.seomoz.org/pro-perks

So you know these sites are going as far fixing that work hacked site's that was attacked for free and giving you a lot more than what you actually get by paying it to each different vendor to make a host like this.

Content delivery networks and any cast DNS make your website very fast along with private clouds and top tier data centers that's where the true speed comes in and I would suggest if it's WordPress one of these.

Again I understand you set under $20 and I do believe page.ly we now meets that criteria I don't know if you are going to use it for WordPress were not but if you are I would recommend using one of these.

So you know as well if it's not WordPress that's fine of course**, then** I would use pair networks and I would add either MAX CDN or CDN77 each content delivery network costs under $39 for 1 terabyte that's much more than many websites will ever use in a year.  This will add speed to any of your sites you can also use a company like DNS made easy to get 10 domains hosted on their anycast DNS network with 11 year uptime

http://dnsmadeeasy.com

With  Pair  http://news.netcraft.com/archives/category/performance/

I should also tell you SEOmoz perks gives you great deals on domains

If you need a name  that is registered or very unique http://www.dynadot.com/ is the place to go a nother that seomoz made a deal me to deal with with is http://www.namecheap.com/

http://www.singlehop.com/partners/reseller-hosting/#white-label

Free reselling from Singlehop, Pair & Page.ly

I hope this was of help,

Tom

Hi Mike,

if the source code still shows no follow & no index then unfortunately Google bot will not change that.

the easiest way to tell is to use the Moz bar if you use Google Chrome or Firefox you can download it for free here

http://moz.com/tools/seo-toolbar

whenever you're on the page you think is blocked simply click the tool and it will tell you.

However if you have the no follow and no index removed then you have to wait for Google bot to index your site prior to any changes in Google.

Try running your site through one of the 3 tools here.

The Moz crawl test is pretty awesome it sometimes can take a while for the results come in. If your site is very large I would use it because the other free tools below will not go over a set amount of pages for instance Internet marketing ninjas 1000 pages is the max in the case of screaming frog 500 pages is the max.

https://moz.com/researchtools/crawl-test

One thing I would do is download this tool it is free to crawl your site up to 500 pages and works on Mac, PC and Linux

http://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/seo-spider/

It will show you very clearly if you have any pages that are no follow , no index

if you run that tool then export all the no follow no index pages or export the crawl report I can use the Pro version and I will change your tags to no longer say no follow no index

I'd also be interested in seeing what your robots.txt file says by putting a URL of mine into this tool below I was able to get this information

http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/seo-tools/robots-txt-generator/

User-agent: *
Disallow: /wp-content/plugins/
Disallow: /wp-admin/
Disallow: /wp-includes/

Sitemap: http://app.wistia.com/sitemaps/23283.xml

I can now see that as long as anything that says Disallow with the / is going to be blocked

its a very simple way to check for things that could be causing problems that would replicate identical symptoms.

The same company that makes that robots.txt tool makes another tool that could help you quite a bit. Similar to screaming frog however this one will crawl your site up to 1000 pages at no cost.

http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/seo-tools/google-sitemap-generator/

I know it says site map generator however in addition to doing that it will show you every single blocked page and for what reason it's blocked. In addition you don't have to download software it's right on the web. After which it will e-mail you the results or you can watch them come in.

Here's some more information that might be of help to you

Kristina Kledzik works for distilled however she wrote this great quick audit guide right here.

http://www.zemanta.com/blog/technical-seo-audit-for-publishers/

https://www.distilled.net/blog/seo/7-technical-seo-wins-for-web-developers/

If you don't feel comfortable sharing your URL for more than welcome to private message me here.

Sincerely,

Thomas

Every one of these are backed up nightly not weekly or monthly.

The 1st two are considered truly outstanding in the industry especially pair their uptime is literally almost unbeatable.

Can tell you from working with many hosting providers. That to give you a reference as to what is the faster host when you're talking about shared web hosting. Is very hard because unless you take out the shared equation is is possible for one person to use more of the ram and CPU than another depending on the company. They are also the only ones who offer a hosted email solution along with their product for no extra cost. This is very important because you don't want to share an IP address and have somebody blacklisted because they spam someone in you happen to share it because you're on shared hosting.

I would recommend one fantastic company that you can get shared hosting for under $20 is pair networks I also believe them to be the quickest as they really are very generous and very caring when it comes to their customers allocated space as opposed to almost every other shared host I can think of. Aside from the two others I am listing

http://pair.com

Their plans are listed here so you know the start up most expensive of the top and go down to the least expensive. This is their shared hosting offering, and you'll see everyone gets a dedicated IP address along with quite a bit of extras and I can speak from experience there staff will treat you as if you've spent $4000 month the same as if you're spending 4. Their base plan and set $10 month and goes up from there

http://www.pair.com/services/web_hosting/

I believe if you research them you'll agree that they are probably the best bet. Considering shared hosting companies can limit the amount of people on a node or a server and pair is considered one of the best of the best also has some of the best uptime of any host at all. Your site is backed up every night and the server does not use a Cpanel it uses a perfect proprietary panel for security and speed reasons. This is why I know personally I believe the research should pair do not stuff people onto their servers as Go Daddy is known to and the way that they're run is optimized I should let you know there is a one-time $25 setup fee I believe however you may be able to pass them to waive it I would personally pay it to have the ability to host on such a renowned host

You have 100 days money back guarantee if you do not like it and 24 7 phones and e-mail support

The other two I could think of being liquid Web they offer a shared hosting plan for under $20 as well and they are considered to be a fantastic host.

Very also offer 24 7 phone and e-mail support and backup your site nightly

They are very up to date and considered amongst many one of the best hosting companies. Like pair they can work with you if you get larger until you get to whatever you want very large services. However I would still personally use pair. hears liquid webs shared hosting solution for under $20

http://www.liquidweb.com/configure/standard-website-hosting-plan

The other is a small orange.

Their plans are here

http://asmallorange.com/hosting/

They are a great company that does what I believe is a outstanding job for the money. They also offer a backup the difference between a small orange and the two companies I've listed is unfortunately a small orange only does e-mail support however this normally is not an issue if it is for you obviously I hope I've told you about her prior.

All of them allow you to buy domains through their services I don't know if you post WordPress but if you do I would look into managed WordPress hosting it really gives you a lot of bang for the buck however you did not want to exceed $20 and $25 is where I knew managed WordPress hosting starts so if you're interested in Matt let me know and I'd be happy to share my information and knowledge about that with you.

I hope this has been of help.

Sincerely,

Thomas

Mike

try this as well.

http://www.feedthebot.com/tools/linkcount/

http://www.feedthebot.com/tools/spider/

http://www.feedthebot.com/tools/

read this

http://www.zemanta.com/blog/technical-seo-audit-for-publishers/

All the best,

Thomas

WordPress is an excellent platform for for real estate websites.

As far as using subdomains instead of a category or something similar. Google used to not get as much credit to subdomains now they are given equal credit.

However please do remember that anything you put in the URL that matching keyword for your contacts and what you want people searching for will help your search engine results.

I strongly recommend using a managed wordprocessed they will be a will to help you with these tips of topics as well. WP engine, ZippyKid, web synthesis & Pagely are all excellent.

I would recommend the use either one be honest as long as Google Webmaster tools knows that you have them indexed correctly. It will treat them equally. However the listings category can give you some ups and service however it can also hurt by having too many parameters along with creating duplicate content only in certain situations. Just be careful that you do not do this.

I hope that I have been help,

Thomas

You may also want to look at plug-ins like this

Studio press/Genesis is my preferred framework. And they now offer some fantastic themes and have really gone above and beyond in agent press trying to make it easier for people selling homes on the web woo themes is also excellent below the studio press links here I have found some good woo themes, and some not for framework of any type and plug-ins as well as well I hope this will help you.

Try

http://wordpress.org/plugins/idx-broker-platinum/

http://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-idx/

http://wordpress.org/plugins/idx-broker-wordpress-plugin/

http://www.studiopress.com/releases/realpro-theme.htm

http://my.studiopress.com/themes/agentpress/

http://wp4realestate.com/wordpress-for-real-estate/studiopress-releases-new-professional-wordpress-real-estate-theme/

http://www.studiopress.com/support/showthread.php?t=11205

http://demo.studiopress.com/agentpress/idx-integration

http://www.woothemes.com/2010/09/estate-v1-1-idx-mls-integration/

http://wordpress.org/plugins/dsidxpress/

Studiopress.com has an excellent framework of Genesis I'm sure you're aware of it. And it is able to integrate very well with woothemes and woocommerce which allows Studio press themes to use real estate plug-ins

I hope this is going to help,

Thomas

The only way to know would be to look at the links and your domai ( at the very least  understand the type of  Business  you’re domains is)

If you’re willing to a put the  here that would be awesome if not you can send them to me private message

If not I can place a URL that works  for only one click and you add the URLs that way?

all the best,

tom

Hi Scott,

If you are looking for somebody to confirm what Chris said I agree 100%.

If you are backlink has value keep it in place. As long as possible.

If you have done a redirect on a back link you know has no value meaning no one is going to it directly nor does it have any back links of any value pointing to it. Six months is a very safe cutoff time.

If you are doing a redesign you want to map your redirects

http://www.quicksprout.com/2014/06/02/how-to-retain-at-least-95-of-your-organic-traffic-after-a-site-redesign/

All the best,

Thomas

Hi Scott,

you should only have the canonical tag on the URL that represents the home page.

So if you are home page is www.mysite.com you would only have a canonical tag their

does that make sense?

Essentially you should not use the canonical tag on a page that is not going to be in Google's index

If you are already 301 redirecting your index.HTML using Regex or whatever method it will not need to tag in addition.

More info

http://moz.com/learn/seo/canonicalization

http://moz.com/blog/canonical-url-tag-the-most-important-advancement-in-seo-practices-since-sitemaps

All the best,

Tom

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I am sorry I said your IP was  Network solutions when it was 1&1 I still strongly recommend changing hosting companies even though I am German and so is 1&1

DNS resolves www.hkqpc.com to 74.208.236.66

The SSL certificate used to load resources from https://www.hkqpc.com will be distrusted in M70. Once distrusted, users will be prevented from loading these resources. See https://g.co/chrome/symantecpkicerts for more information.

Look: https://cl.ly/pCY5

Look: https://cl.ly/pAKa

symantec  SSL certificates are now owned by DigiCert

<big>https://www.digicert.com/help/</big>

https://www.dareboost.com/en/report/5a70b33e0cf28f017576367f

The Set-Cookie HTTP header can be configured with your Apache server. Make sure that the mod_headers module is enabled. Then, you can specify the header (in your .htaccess file, for example). Here is an example:  <ifmodule mod_headers.c=""># only for Apache > 2.2.4: Header edit Set-Cookie ^(.*)$ $1;HttpOnly;Secure  # lower versions: Header set Set-Cookie HttpOnly;Secure</ifmodule>

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Double forward slashes after verdicts the same page without double forward slashes you need to add rel canonical tags zero canonical's on any page whatsoever.

• https://www.hkqpc.com/news/verdicts//hkq-attorneys-win-carbon-county-real-estate-case/
• https://www.hkqpc.com/news/verdicts/hkq-attorneys-win-carbon-county-real-estate-case/

The URLs above need a rel=canonical tag I have created an example below for you. For the page without the double forward slashes, and this tells Google the one you'd prefer to have indexed besides it keeps the query string pages and junk pages out of Google's index. Please see the resources below and add them to your website  because I do not know what type of CMS you're using I cannot recommend a plug-in to do it but if you were using something like WordPress it would be automatically done by something like Yoast WordPress SEO for the site that you are using it may be a wise move to move to something like WordPress it is a solid platform for a site that size and makes things a lot easier for you to implement change across the entire site quickly.

• https://moz.com/blog/complete-guide-to-rel-canonical-how-to-and-why-not
• https://yoast.com/rel-canonical/
• https://moz.com/blog/canonical-url-tag-the-most-important-advancement-in-seo-practices-since-sitemaps

You need to add a canonical

• Bigger photo of problem https://i.imgur.com/1qMMPSM.png
• this page https://www.hkqpc.com/attorney/David-Saba.html/
• Warning: Creating default object from empty value in /homepages/43/d238880598/htdocs/classes/class.attorneys.php on line 38
• Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /homepages/43/d238880598/htdocs/headers/attorney.php on line 15
• ** FIx for this**
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14806959/how-to-fix-creating-default-object-from-empty-value-warning-in-php
• http://thisinterestsme.com/invalid-argument-supplied-for-foreach/

You have

Heartbleed Vulnerability

An unknown error occurred while scanning for the Heartbleed Bug.

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Rewrite the URLs your hosting company for a plug-in like

https://yoast.com/wordpress/plugins/seo-premium/

Yoast makes it better be best redirect plug-in for WordPress I know of.

You can use The redirection plug-in

https://wordpress.org/plugins/redirection/

Hosting

http://getflywheel.com/help/do-you-support-htaccess-files/

You will want to clean up what WordPress did not.

Via 301 redirects it is most likely an error in your HTaccess file

Your WordPress install is not up to date as well you may want to ensure that is updated to 4.0.

Have http://getflywheel.com/tour/ do it

This is something I would recommend a company like Getflywheel.com at $15 a month you get manage WordPress your own all SSD VPS and all the issues with WordPress to take care of by them. http://getflywheel.com is a bargain.

Hope that helps,

Thomas

the report was run prior canonical directives

Anytime remember to noindex your robots.txt

https://yoast.com/x-robots-tag-play/

There are cases in which the robots.txt file itself might show up in search results. By using an alteration of the previous method, you can prevent this from happening to your website:

 <filesmatch "robots.txt"="">Header set X-Robots-Tag "noindex"</filesmatch> 

**And in Nginx:** 

location = robots.txt {
    add_header  X-Robots-Tag "noindex";
}

PS try to save your link structure to the way you want it and make sure you click the save button.

if it does not work there a problem that would  require access to WordPress to fix

http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/39665/custom-htaccess-rewrite-rule-for-page

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Tom