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How google identify that web page was updated and want to index again?

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ankit.rahevar last edited by

How Google robot identify that these many pages were updated on particular web site?
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Esaky last edited by

You have to update your blog, and when the Google Starts to Crawl regularly - no problem for you.

But you should add the Timestamp in the post or article content. !
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ankit.rahevar @FedeEinhorn last edited by

Thanks for your quick response. Is it good practice if we add "Last-Modified" meta tag on page header.
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FedeEinhorn last edited by

You can return a header last-modified, LastMod in your sitemap, or use the Fetch As Googlebot in WMT and then submit the page to the index.

Even with any of these in place, Google automatically re-crawls your site every few days/weeks or even hours...
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