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Tips to increase your crawl speed Using the methods above, find and fix all the errors. Make sure your site is fast. Add an XML sitemap to your site and submit it to the search engines. If all of that fails to improve your crawl speed, start link building!

Robots.txt By default Search Engine Crawlers are made to crawl each and every page of the website. Crawlers will crawl each and every page and will submit it to index as per Search Engine Guidelines. But website may contain some confidential content that should not be shown to the user. Those confidential contents may be ... Read more

Knowledge Vault is more effective that Knowledge Graph to automatically crawl index and organize information from across the web. Further it integrates the existing knowledge bases and the data provided by extraction process researchers to reduce the amount of fact uncertainty. For more details visit our site.

Google Search Console is a free web-based feature and was formerly known as Webmasters Tools. It enables the webmasters to monitor crawling stats and indexing from Google bots. Google Search Console can be used to run successful SEO Campaigns and increase your website traffic. Continue reading to know how.

Due to regular changes in the Google algorithms and other updates also affects the way the websites are crawled and ranked. Thus, it is important that the business owners and marketers stay updated with new SEO trends and formulate the SEO strategies accordingly.

Website SEO Analysis is one of the most searched SEO query. So, Every explorer wants the best report in minimum time. So, Connect Worldwide is one solution to do Page analysis, deep On-Page SEO analysis, SEO Crawl, Rank Tracking, Backlinks, SEO benchmark and competitors' keywords list etc.

The proverb, "Build it and they will come" does not hold well in the online world anymore. A profit-driven should not only emphasize on creating a professional, unique, and engaging website. It must also give equal importance to getting it index faster and to be crawled by search engine spiders again and again.

The Robots Exclusion Standard was developed in 1994 so that website owners can advise search engines how to crawl your website. It works in a Similar way as the Robots meta tag. The main difference being that the robots.txt file stop search engines from seeing a page or directory, whereas the robots meta tag only controls whether it is indexed.