Sentence examples for search crawler from inspiring English sources
News Corp's UK newspapers have been blocking the Meltwater search crawler for not paying one of two new licenses required for the privilege.
E.D.T. last Sunday, Sept. 7, Google's search "crawler" picked up a 2002 news article about United filing for bankruptcy from the Web site of The South Florida Sun-Sentinel; for some reason the outdated story had been listed on The Sun-Sentinel's list of most popular business stories.
That's because the indexable data within single-page apps do not exist as searchable HTML files, it sits behind executable JavaScript code — and that's meaningless to a traditional search crawler.
"Webmasters who do not wish their sites to be indexed can and do use the following two lines to deny permission: User-agent: *, Disallow: /," he wrote, referring to the well-known robots.txt method of excluding search crawlers.
Unfortunately, Google can't read Flash very well (although it is trying), and as a result, most video content is invisible to Google's search crawlers.
Of course, SEO is critical eCommerce sites, and that most product videos don't take this into account, so SellStage automatically generates sitemaps optimized for video search crawlers.
But even if it doesn't become popular, the link coming from Digg itself gives some weight to the spammy URL in a search engine crawler's eyes.
SEO allows you to use Google and other search engine crawler rules to your benefit.
The problem is that this script is vague and mysterious, making it impossible for website creators to truly optimize for Googlebot and other search engines' crawlers.
It would then add metadata and aggregated content from across your site to the "garden shears" page to make both vistors and search engine crawlers see it as relevant for "garden scissors" searches.
Demonstrating that it believes in freelancers, the DoNanza team outsourced much of its site development, including the UI, search engine, crawlers, as well as the indexing and data evaluation mechanisms.
