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Crawl budget is the number of pages crawlers visit, influencing how quickly updates and new content get indexed and impact rankings
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Google has confirmed that disallowing URLs will not affect your crawl budget. This means that Google will still crawl your website at the same rate.
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To troubleshoot the problem of redirect chains, you can use SEO tools like Screaming Frog, Lumar, or Oncrawl to find chains.
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Google's crawler uses the latest version of Chrome and is able to see content loaded by JavaScript just fine.
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Server-side rendering is a great step towards improving page speed, but you need to make sure your Core Web Vital metrics are optimised, especially server response time.
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Google crawls URLs that are on the page, and always keep in mind that crawlers count different URLs as separate pages.
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The bots will have a much better and easier time understanding where the internal links lead. Use only the URLs that are canonical for your sitemap
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When crawling a URL, Googlebot sends a date via the “If-Modified-Since” header, which is additional information about the last time it crawled the given URL.
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Crawlers employ href lang tags to analyse your localised pages. You should be telling Google about localised versions of your pages as clearly as possible.
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