How to increase google crawl rate??

Himadyuti said:
Any tips will be appriciated.
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Hi Himadyuti, Out of great many responsibilities and tasks Google Crawl, is the out most. Although Google does it's job perfectly in most scenarios, it's still possible that Google might miss crawling some of your website content.

Google Crawling or Indexing issues can be of 2 types, one is Google missing few contents (or a specific content) on your website, OR Google taking too long to crawl your website contents over all.

Now the first scenario is easily patched using Google Web Masters tool..
Web Masters tool: Fetch as Google
Resolved Fetch as Google Redirection Error.jpg

Go to Google web masters tool, select your website (property) and go to crawl, there you will find an option "Fetch as Google" where you can submit and index any url which is almost instant crawl.. But there is a 500 or so limit per month for this feature..!

If almost non of your URL is getting crawled or takes way too long time to get there, then you should consider the following on a long term:
  1. Increasing your Domain Authority
  2. Creating Good Quality Contents
  3. Updating Conents Regularly
  4. Creating a perfect internal Link structure
  5. Making each and ever link reachable (Ensure "Do Not Index" is not added)
  6. Develop a systematic Link Building campaign
  7. Encourage commenting on your blog
  8. and Finally Socialize (Social Media Marketing)

Hope this helps...!
 
Palanikumar said:
Hi Himadyuti, Out of great many responsibilities and tasks Google Crawl, is the out most. Although Google does it's job perfectly in most scenarios, it's still possible that Google might miss crawling some of your website content.

Google Crawling or Indexing issues can be of 2 types, one is Google missing few contents (or a specific content) on your website, OR Google taking too long to crawl your website contents over all.

Now the first scenario is easily patched using Google Web Masters tool..
Web Masters tool: Fetch as Google
View attachment 214

Go to Google web masters tool, select your website (property) and go to crawl, there you will find an option "Fetch as Google" where you can submit and index any url which is almost instant crawl.. But there is a 500 or so limit per month for this feature..!

If almost non of your URL is getting crawled or takes way too long time to get there, then you should consider the following on a long term:
  1. Increasing your Domain Authority
  2. Creating Good Quality Contents
  3. Updating Conents Regularly
  4. Creating a perfect internal Link structure
  5. Making each and ever link reachable (Ensure "Do Not Index" is not added)
  6. Develop a systematic Link Building campaign
  7. Encourage commenting on your blog
  8. and Finally Socialize (Social Media Marketing)

Hope this helps...!
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Yes am 100% agree with you.
 
Simple and Effective tips to Increase Site Crawl Rate
* Update your site Content Regularly
* Server with Good Uptime
* Create Sitemaps
* Avoid Duplicate Content
* Reduce your site Loading Time
* Block access to unwanted page via Robots.txt
* Monitor and Optimize Google Crawl Rate
* Use Ping services
* Submit your site to online Directories like Dmoz etc.
* Interlink your blog pages like a pro
* Don’t forget to Optimize Images
 
Palanikumar said:
Hi Himadyuti, Out of great many responsibilities and tasks Google Crawl, is the out most. Although Google does it's job perfectly in most scenarios, it's still possible that Google might miss crawling some of your website content.

Google Crawling or Indexing issues can be of 2 types, one is Google missing few contents (or a specific content) on your website, OR Google taking too long to crawl your website contents over all.

Now the first scenario is easily patched using Google Web Masters tool..
Web Masters tool: Fetch as Google
View attachment 214

Go to Google web masters tool, select your website (property) and go to crawl, there you will find an option "Fetch as Google" where you can submit and index any url which is almost instant crawl.. But there is a 500 or so limit per month for this feature..!

If almost non of your URL is getting crawled or takes way too long time to get there, then you should consider the following on a long term:
  1. Increasing your Domain Authority
  2. Creating Good Quality Contents
  3. Updating Conents Regularly
  4. Creating a perfect internal Link structure
  5. Making each and ever link reachable (Ensure "Do Not Index" is not added)
  6. Develop a systematic Link Building campaign
  7. Encourage commenting on your blog
  8. and Finally Socialize (Social Media Marketing)

Hope this helps...!
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I agree with you.Well explained.
 
Palanikumar said:
Hi Himadyuti, Out of great many responsibilities and tasks Google Crawl, is the out most. Although Google does it's job perfectly in most scenarios, it's still possible that Google might miss crawling some of your website content.

Google Crawling or Indexing issues can be of 2 types, one is Google missing few contents (or a specific content) on your website, OR Google taking too long to crawl your website contents over all.

Now the first scenario is easily patched using Google Web Masters tool..
Web Masters tool: Fetch as Google
View attachment 214

Go to Google web masters tool, select your website (property) and go to crawl, there you will find an option "Fetch as Google" where you can submit and index any url which is almost instant crawl.. But there is a 500 or so limit per month for this feature..!

If almost non of your URL is getting crawled or takes way too long time to get there, then you should consider the following on a long term:
  1. Increasing your Domain Authority
  2. Creating Good Quality Contents
  3. Updating Conents Regularly
  4. Creating a perfect internal Link structure
  5. Making each and ever link reachable (Ensure "Do Not Index" is not added)
  6. Develop a systematic Link Building campaign
  7. Encourage commenting on your blog
  8. and Finally Socialize (Social Media Marketing)

Hope this helps...!
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Himadyuti, Thanks for asking this question,n Palani kumar thanks sharing with us in details posts, this is going to help everyone so will read this thread
 
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