Next Google Index..?
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Hi Guys,
Does anybody have an idea when the next Google index is due roughly and if there is anyway I can tell approx when these are due to happen and how would I know?
Thanks In advance,
Craig
Fenton IT
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Hi Keri,
And as far as I know there isn't a date when they update their SERP for all website at once. Each website is individually crawled and they update the SERP individually for each website as quickly as they can.
And for this reason they've introduced 'Fetch as Google', speed and freshness.
If it was a weekly or even a daily update of the SERP we will lose the daily news.
Thank you for your reply Keri
Cornel
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Google is constantly crawling the web. When I search "next google index" in Google in quotes, this post is the second result on Google right now. They do tend to crawl different sites at different rates, however. They crawl CNN a lot more often than they crawl the local RC airplane site that updates every three months, for example.
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I've removed the link, as it has nothing to do with the question.
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Very Good Cornel! If not a tad cheeky my friend.
What I meant was The next time Google are due to crawl the web in order to index/ rank sites etc....
Anyone?
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I might not know a lot about SEO but I've never heard about something like this?
Anyone?
Cornel
P.S. I think you just wanted that link in there
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Hi cornel,
Next time they send out the "bots!" to index rank sites etc.
C
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What do you mean by "next Google index is due"?
Cornel
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