Crawling and Indexing

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This chapter covers crawling and indexing. This is where SEO begins. Search engine robots need to crawl a website's pages to find all the information contained on those pages. Once crawled, robots then process and store the information from the website in the search engine's index. If robots are unable to crawl or index a website's pages, the website may not rank in search results. Achieving optimal SEO performance requires understanding how search engine robots work and ensuring that robots are able to crawl and index a website effectively.

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Edgar, M. (2023). Crawling and Indexing. In: Tech SEO Guide. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-9054-5_1

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