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Hi,

For those who have followed my previous question, I have a similar one regarding dynamically generated urls.

From this page http://www.selectcaribbean.com/listing.html the user can make a selection according to various criteria. 6 results are presented and then the user can go to the next page.

I know I should probably rewrite url's such as these: http://www.selectcaribbean.com/listing.html?pageNo=1&selType=&selCity=&selPrice=&selBeds=&selTrad=&selMod=&selOcean=

but since all the results presented are basically generated on the fly for the convenience of the user, I am afraid google my consider this as an attempt to generate more pages as there are pages for each individual listing.

What is my solution for this? Nofollow these pages? Block them thru robots txt?

Hi,

I manage a property listing website which was recently revamped, but which has some on-site optimization weaknesses and issues.

For each property listing like http://www.selectcaribbean.com/property/147.html

there is an equivalent PDF version spidered by google. The page looks like this http://www.selectcaribbean.com/pdf1.php?pid=147

my question is: Can this create a duplicate content penalty? If yes, should I ban these pages from being spidered by google in the robots.txt or should I make these link nofollow?