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This can negatively affect your SEO in several ways

Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2024 8:22 am
by sumona
Including if you add new content and have little crawl budget available. The result being the newer content will not likely be indexed. In short, you want to eliminate excessive crawling of low-value and invalid URLs as much as possible. Start by determining if you have too many of these low-value URLs which are impacting your website’s crawling ad indexing.


Examples of low-value URLs include: Duplicate content on-site. Low-quality content URLs. Spam content. Hacked russia telegram database web pages. Soft error web pages. Unique low-value URLs common on eCommerce sites, such as faceted navigation, also may be capturing more crawling attention than needed. Resources are wasted on these types of pages, draining your available crawls away from the pages that have meaningful content you want to be found and indexed.


Examine each page, decide if they are crawl-worthy, and block any that are not with the robots.txt file. Ensures Your Most Important Pages are Being Crawled and Indexed During your analysis, you can filter the log file to show which pages are currently being most visited by the web crawlers. Depending upon your specific type of business, there are certain pages you want to be included at the top of that filtered list, including homepages, main product or key service pages, and the contents of your blog.