MPAA website about legal films watching is not indexed by search engines.

The TorrentFreak website reports that last week MPAA, the American Film Association, launched WhereToWatch.com (where to see), which contains information about the possibility of legally watching movies. And it seems that the base of films is not bad and there is enough information (information about the places where films are viewed is limited to the territory of the USA). And MPAA's Chris Dodd says: “WheretoWatch.com offers a simple, well-functioning, and comprehensive search for legal content — all in one place. He gives you the quality content you deserve while supporting the hard work of the creators of movies and TV shows. ” But the site has a big drawback - it is absolutely unfriendly for search engines.

At the same time, the site developers obviously had no idea about the basic principles of SEO. As a result, all links to movies are processed using JavaScript, and the major search engines are simply unable to index them. With the help of the BrowSEO service, you can see how the page of this site looks like from the point of view of a search engine. Even in the absence of direct prohibitions in the robots.txt file, the site still remains inaccessible to search engines. An annoying mistake - despite the fact that the MPAA is constantly hammering Google with requests to remove this or that content from search results.

For its part, Google does not always satisfy these requests. For example, last week, out of 81 requests submitted by the organization, 60 were not satisfied . Perhaps because the MPAA does not bother with requests to delete specific pages of the site - if it finds illegal, from her point of view, content anywhere on the site, it demands that its homepage be removed from the issue. rules on the topic of satisfaction of legal requirements, while we cut off requests for the removal of incorrectly identified pages or material that is too indirectly related to the violation of rights. ”