Google cache Q

[HowlingWulf]

I have a site that Google grabs a cache from everyday, and since the page is dynamic, I bounce between rank 1-5 for a top keyword each time. Is it possible that after Google grabs a cache page that gets #1 to tell the robot not to grab another page to cache? I'm not sure how that works...

[virgohippy]

I have a site that Google grabs a cache from everyday, and since the page is dynamic, I bounce between rank 1-5 for a top keyword each time. Is it possible that after Google grabs a cache page that gets #1 to tell the robot not to grab another page to cache? I'm not sure how that works...

Probably with robots.txt file, but that seems like a risky game to play.

I think you're better off optimizing your page so the keywords are always present, then do plenty of offsite work to insure that you stay in the #1 spot... ya know, the traditional SEO stuff.

[suddenlysex]

You can keep your dynamic page search results pretty steady with google using meta tags. The following works:

<meta name="robots" content="index,follow">
<meta name="robots" content="noarchive">
<meta name="googlebot" content="noarchive">