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1. Googlebot crawls, Caffeine index and render. 2. For HTML web pages, Googlebot requests a page and downloads the HTML, contents are then indexed by Caffeine. 3. For JavaScript web pages, Googlebot request a page, downloads the HTML, first indexing happens. Caffeine then renders the page, send rendered links and data back to Googlebot for crawl queue, after re-crawl, cue second indexation. 4. Rendering is resource heavy and second indexation will be put on queue, which makes it less efficient. 5. Use the fetch and render tool on Google Search Console and Chrome 41 to gauge how good can Google index your JavaScript page.

the latest search results is now 600 pixels wide, which is about 100 pixels wider.

Google has finally made some changes and increased the titles to 70-71 characters.

Google has increased the length of mobile titles from about 55-60 characters to 78 characters.

Automate it on your backend (generate the files based on your local database). That way you can ping sitemap files immediately when something changes, and you have an exact last-modification date. Don't crawl your own site, Google already does that.

Wordpress sitemaps generators tend to do this across the board, since they have access to the site's database directly. There are various of those out there, some of them are integrated into more general plugins too

If you use WordPress, if you use Yoast plugin, you can actually have your title tags update automatically year-to-year or even month-to-month leveraging that. It's not right for all circumstances, but for certain keyword queries it works pretty well.

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With shared hosting as mentioned above, you are usually given account level access to the server so that you can manage your website. Root level access is only available to your hosting provider, which means that they take care of all of the server management responsibilities. If you need a higher level of server side customizations, then a VPS or Dedicated server may be for you. 

Managed VPS and Dedicated servers include several beneficial options:Fully managed Server (Linux, cPanel, etc)Technical support for server problemsAssistance with server side customizations such as PHP modules, firewall rules, etc.