Noindex
The noindex directive instructs search engines not to include a specific page in their search results. When applied, the page can still be accessed by users, but it will not appear in organic search listings, making it useful for low-value, duplicate, or private content.
Nofollow
The nofollow directive tells search engines not to follow the links on a page or pass any link equity through them. This helps prevent search engines from crawling untrusted, paid, or user-generated links, ensuring that your site maintains a clean and controlled link profile.
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