[null,null,[],[[["Businesses can temporarily disable online functionalities like shopping carts by blocking them from crawling or indexing using robots.txt or robots meta tags."],["To block an entire website temporarily, use a 503 HTTP result code with an informational page for users to avoid negative impacts on search rankings."],["For extended downtime, switch the website to a temporary server serving a 503 code and adjust DNS settings with a low TTL for a smooth transition."],["Extended downtime beyond a week can negatively affect a site's search results, regardless of the method used."],["Reflect temporary closures in local business listings by updating opening hours to inform customers."]]],["Businesses temporarily pausing their online presence can block cart functionality via `robots.txt` or `meta` tags, preventing crawling and indexing. For site-wide blocks, use a `503` HTTP result code to avoid indexing temporary content; Googlebot retries `503` pages for about a week. Alternatively, switching the server off involves using a temporary server with a `503` response and DNS changes, including lowering the DNS TTL temporarily. Update local business listings' opening hours to reflect closures.\n"]]