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What is difference between crawling, indexing and caching?
Not an expect but I guess and stand to be corrected:
Crawling: when a robot such as googlebot goes searching for information on web sites.
Indexing: creating a database of crawled web sites.
Caching: Creating a copy of crawled web site
Not an expect but I guess and stand to be corrected:
Crawling: when a robot such as googlebot goes searching for information on web sites.
Indexing: creating a database of crawled web sites.
Caching: Creating a copy of crawled web site
Not an expect but I guess and stand to be corrected:
Crawling: when a robot such as googlebot goes searching for information on web sites.
Indexing: creating a database of crawled web sites.
Caching: Creating a copy of crawled web site
almost.... Indexing is (also?) when a search engine indexes all the pages on your website, for easier search of a given term of topic on any particular website.
all things are related from Google ranking.crawling is for searching for sites, Indexing is for site save in Google database,Caching rank and arrangement the indexed website.
Crawling- Search engine sends its spiders to your website.
Indexing- Search engine visited your website and has added you to its database.
Caching- Search engine took a snapshot of your website when it last visited and stored the data in case your website went down or if there are some any other issues.
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