This month we're going to explore a series of crawling topics that are less in the mainstream, but can have a large impact on how (and why?) automated clients such as crawlers access your sites. If crawling is your thing, or you just want to better understand the how's and why's of crawling, dig in! https://lnkd.in/eAdcUa9v
Great post! It's refreshing to see a focus on less mainstream crawling topics. One area that I think is often overlooked is the impact of crawling on website performance. Crawlers can consume a significant amount of server resources, leading to slower load times and potentially frustrating user experiences. It's important for website owners to monitor and manage crawler activity to ensure their site remains fast and responsive. Looking forward to learning more about these topics!
This is a great read! Understanding the nuances of crawling and how automated clients interact with your website is crucial for optimizing site performance and SEO. By diving into less mainstream crawling topics, we can uncover valuable insights that influence how and why crawlers access sites, ultimately impacting visibility and rankings. I’m looking forward to exploring this series and learning more about the technicalities behind web crawling.
And if you want to check if Google can properly render your website, you can use the search console or this tool. Deep dive in a source code, check if ressources are blocked by robots.txt, check how it looks with the screenshot. https://search.google.com/test/rich-results
Crawling is a major part of search engine optimization, and it is really important for us. Google's main focus is to provide helpful content with the best, most authentic, and reliable sources. This is why only original content and legitimate businesses can thrive. I believe that in the coming years, Google will accept AI, but only with user preferences in mind
Please avoid unnecessary updates, we seo experts cannot handle more panic😭
It's great to hear it from the horse's mouth - thank you.
Excited to explore them.
We love some good crawling info from Google Search Central!