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Bing Crawl Consumption Not Showing Return On Investment

Published on 2018/05/31 By admin

Joost de Valk, the founder of Yoast, posted some interesting data on Twitter yesterday around crawlers and how much they consume of their site, how active they are and if there is any return on investment. The big one is that Bing crawled ~84…

Is Your Local Pricing Strategy Blocking Search Engine Spiders?

Published on 2013/02/12 By admin

eMarketer’s recent report on Global e-commerce growth showed online sales globally exceeded $1 trillion in 2012. They further indicate that global e-commerce will grow by an additional 19% in 2013, with the Asia-Pacific region surpassing North America in online sales. This reemphasizes the…

SpiderDuck: The Realtime Twitter Spider

Published on 2011/11/18 By admin

Twitter has unveiled their URL fetcher, which they named SpiderDuck…

Google: Remove The Robots.txt File Completely

Published on 2011/01/06 By admin

Believe it or not, I am not a huge fan of placing robots.txt files on sites unless you want to specifically block content and sections from Google or other search engines. It just always felt redundant to tell a search engine they can crawl your site when they will do so unless you tell them not to.