You can use that in your robots.txt, which should work on crawls.
Or
you can also go into WMT and setup your parameters, in this case would be ?prodID.
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RE: De-indexing product "quick view" pagesposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
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RE: Dofollow Links on Press Releases: Good or Bad?posted in Algorithm Updates
I'd disagree. This is obvious depending on where you release it. The new guideline does state optimized anchor text and if you are just linking to your homepage, that is fine.
As long as you are not optimizing the anchor text, it would be alright if you just link to your homepage with just the URL.
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RE: Title tag lengthposted in On-Page Optimization
Title tags may vary. And could be anywhere from ~50 through ~70. It is measured by pixels.
http://www.highervisibility.com/blog/title-tags-are-measured-by-pixels-not-by-characters/
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RE: Subdomains or subfolders for language specific sites?posted in International SEO
What Tuzzell quoted is true. Subdomains is not for languages. It is mainly for SEO value and structuring of your site.
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RE: Subdomains or subfolders for language specific sites?posted in International SEO
Subfolder is the way to go.
The rationale is that subfolders will have links from all parts of the site including from the different language section. For subdomains your ranking might fluctuate between different languages.
Subdomains are not used very often except to differentiate a primary domains core business and purpose. If it is usually just language, a subfolder is what everyone normally uses.