Understanding the different ways you can influence crawling and indexing will help you avoid the common pitfalls that can prevent your important pages from getting found.Ranking: How do search engines rank URLs? How do search engines ensure that when someone types a query into the search bar, th...
Understanding Access URLs and Display URLs A display URL is a URL string used for search result display. This is the URL used when users click the search result link. An access URL is an optional URL string used by the crawler for crawling and indexing. If it does not exist, then the ...
It’s essential that your server can handle the stress of search engine bots crawling your site. If your server’s response time is too slow or is subject to consistent errors, it could prevent search engine crawlers from crawling and indexing your pages. ...
Even though Yahoo and AOL were here long before Google, they’ve obviously fallen behind its powerful algorithm and don’t invest in crawling and indexing as much as Google. One reason is likely the relatively high cost of crawling and indexing the web compared to the popularity of the websi...
Web crawling vs web scraping differences. Here we'll explain the main difference between web crawling and web scraping and their uses.
In an SQL environment, we’ll still suffer with the Type field inside a JSON: no column indexing means slow queries, even with indexing. Another degree of separation that’s highly valuable for continuous crawling jobs is the timestamp. You can create different tables for historical and ...
Understanding Access URLs and Display URLs A display URL is a URL string used for search result display. This is the URL used when users click the search result link. An access URL is an optional URL string used by the crawler for crawling and indexing. If it does not exist, then the ...