Indexierung & Crawling

Wie Suchmaschinen programmatische Seiten in großem Umfang entdecken, crawlen und indexieren.

Crawl Budget

The number of pages search engines will crawl on your site within a given timeframe.

The speed at which search engine bots request pages from your site.

A file instructing search engine crawlers which pages or sections to access or avoid.

Files listing URLs to help search engines discover and prioritize pages for crawling.

A file referencing multiple sitemaps, essential for large programmatic sites.

Links between pages on the same domain, distributing authority and guiding crawlers.

The ranking value passed through links from one page to another.

Google's algorithm measuring page importance based on quantity and quality of links.

The number of clicks from homepage required to reach a page, affecting crawl priority.

Pages without internal links pointing to them, making discovery difficult.

Having too many low-quality pages indexed, diluting crawl budget and site quality.

Meta directives preventing search engines from indexing specific pages.

Links with rel='nofollow' that don't pass ranking signals to the destination.

Google's free tool for monitoring search performance and indexing status.

APIs allowing programmatic submission of URLs for faster indexing.

Search Console feature for checking how Google sees and indexes specific pages.

Handling paginated content to prevent duplicate content and crawl waste.

Filter systems creating numerous URL combinations requiring careful crawl management.