How often does google bot visit your site?
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You can view your logs but seriously, don't!
The number of bots who visit your site and the IP addresses they use will blow you away. Just let them come and don't worry about it.
To encourage googlebot to visit more often
What it does with the information it indexes is a whole other story!
The number of bots who visit your site and the IP addresses they use will blow you away. Just let them come and don't worry about it.
To encourage googlebot to visit more often
- Have a sitemap so it knows where the new content is
- update frequently so it learns that your site is ever changing
- have a well constructed site that is easy for a bot to navigate (SEO 101 stuff)
What it does with the information it indexes is a whole other story!
Google bot visits some of my sites daily. On my website http://EnvironmentalChemistry.com, bots that I know about typically request between 300,000 and 400,000 pages and typically consume around 10 GB of bandwidth per month.
Google page indexing and PR value update
Google has one of the most active robots in the industry.
Most people don't know that Google does index each web page individualy and has PR value for each page.
When a page is indexed it is store in Google cache.
The easiest way to see your web site Google cache is by typing the full URL without the http://www. into the Google tool bar and see if Google display a list of resources found about your site. Here is an example of what you see when I search for Cnn.com:
CNN - Cable News NetworkIncludes US and international stories and analysis, weather, video clips, and program schedule.
www.cnn.com/
Google can show you the following information for this URL:
Show Google's cache of cnn.com
Find web pages that are similar to cnn.com
Find web pages that link to cnn.com
Find web pages from the site cnn.com
Find web pages that contain the term "cnn.com"
Click on the first option Show Google's cache of cnn.com... then on that page you can see the date and time the robot has indexed this page. I believe the PR ranking occurs shortly or perhaps at the same time this index occurs. Only the PR value not the visible PR value on your Google toolbar.
Hope that helps a bit...
Google has one of the most active robots in the industry.
Most people don't know that Google does index each web page individualy and has PR value for each page.
When a page is indexed it is store in Google cache.
The easiest way to see your web site Google cache is by typing the full URL without the http://www. into the Google tool bar and see if Google display a list of resources found about your site. Here is an example of what you see when I search for Cnn.com:
CNN - Cable News NetworkIncludes US and international stories and analysis, weather, video clips, and program schedule.
www.cnn.com/
Google can show you the following information for this URL:
Show Google's cache of cnn.com
Find web pages that are similar to cnn.com
Find web pages that link to cnn.com
Find web pages from the site cnn.com
Find web pages that contain the term "cnn.com"
Click on the first option Show Google's cache of cnn.com... then on that page you can see the date and time the robot has indexed this page. I believe the PR ranking occurs shortly or perhaps at the same time this index occurs. Only the PR value not the visible PR value on your Google toolbar.
Hope that helps a bit...
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