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Once Google discovers a page URL, it visits, or crawls, the page to learn about its content. Google renders the page and analyzes the text and non-text content and overall visual layout to determine where the page should appear in search results. The more Google learns about your site, the better it can match your site to people who are looking for your content.


How to improve website crawling performance:

Verify that Google can access the pages on your site and that canada whatsapp lead they look correct. Make sure Google can access the page as an anonymous user (one without passwords and information). Google should also be able to see all of the page's images and other elements so it can understand the page correctly. You can quickly check a page by entering its URL into the Mobile-Friendly Test tool.

If you create or update a single page, you can submit the specific URL to Google. To let Google know about multiple new or updated pages at once, you can use a sitemap.

If you want Google to crawl just 1 page, make that page your homepage. Google considers your homepage to be the most important page on your site. To encourage a full site crawl, make sure your homepage (and all pages) include a good site navigation system that links to all the important sections and pages on your site. This helps users (and Google) find what they're looking for on your site. For small sites (less than 1,000 pages), it's enough to let Google know about your homepage, provided that Google can follow a path of links from your homepage to all of your other pages.