Tips for managing your site’s crawl budget

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Crawling the extra resources required for rendering a page can use up your website’s crawl budget. To avoid this, Google’s Web Rendering Service strives to cache the JavaScript and CSS referenced in the pages it renders.

Google says that the Web Rendering Service cache remains for 30 days and isn’t affected by any HTTP caching instructions, which helps retain your site’s crawl budget.

Here’s a screenshot of Google’s tips on optimizing your site’s crawl budget:
Google also advises not to use robots.txt to block crawling as it can cause problems and to use a CDN or subdomain to preserve your site’s crawl budget.

How to identify and monitor Googlebot’s resources
Google says the best way to identify the resources Googlebot malta mobile numbers list is crawling is to review your site’s raw access logs using Google’s IP ranges in our developer documentation or its Search Console Crawl Stats report.

The takeaway
Google’s first “Crawling December” post explains how it searches for, identifies, and processes your website’s content, which is invaluable for SEO professionals and site owners in enabling them to maximize their site’s crawl budget and ensuring Google indexes every crucial page. Check out Google’s Search Central Crawling December page for this and next week’s posts.