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cavemanlawyer15
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Posted: 2007-Jun-28 18:54
I know that it takes several weeks or a month to first have your site crawled by Google (and presumably the other engines too). So let's say my site is in the index, then I go and do a bunch of SEO tweaks, and I want to see what the effect is. Is there a standard amount of time I would have to wait before I'm certain that the newest version has been crawled? Or is there a way I can expedite the process?
Thanks.
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g1smd
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Posted: 2007-Jun-28 20:08
The way that Google works now, it can take months for some factors to take effect. Many are only a few weeks, but with different datacentres running with different data and different scoring it is very hard to reliably figure out cause and effect.
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blackspot
Joined: Jul 04, 2007
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Posted: 2007-Jul-07 03:08
if you do a lot of different things, you should notice most of the change after the first full crawl - however if you're relying on links, google has to crawl them too
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