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In Google, from cached page details, I found the date of crawling that particular page. Is there is any special rule for Google crawler visits? What is the minimum and maximum time duration for crawler visits? (Not only for Google for other search engines too). Is there is any method to find Yahoo last visited date for a particular page as that of Google?

Is there is any special rule for Google crawler visits? What is the minimum and maximum time duration for crawler visits?

If you mean Google crowler scedule, then I would say Googlebot crowls the sites several time per day (sometimes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 times per day) at different time.

If you want to know Googles crowl rate, you could go to https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/ then register there, add your site URL, then click on your site link there, get to the next page and clik "Crowl Rate", then check your site crowl rate. You will see the "Number of pages crawled per day". You could also choose the Google crowl speed there if you want.

Have a great day,
Peter

My actual problem is that I am changing my home content weekly from last one month but google shows old copy in its cache. Why this is so?

my site is www.futurismtechnologies.com

Pratima wrote:My actual problem is that I am changing my home content weekly from last one month but google shows old copy in its cache. Why this is so?

my site is www.futurismtechnologies.com

This is natural. If you are constantly revising, you will always find an old cached version of your site because Google has different servers that are up at different times which have different content on them.

aconstas1 wrote:

Pratima wrote:My actual problem is that I am changing my home content weekly from last one month but google shows old copy in its cache. Why this is so?

my site is www.futurismtechnologies.com

This is natural. If you are constantly revising, you will always find an old cached version of your site because Google has different servers that are up at different times which have different content on them.

Hi
I'm a beginner
in your opinion,Google has different servers ,if I renewal my homepage,
they will copy the new one.
However,if someone who use Google with the specific Keywords,they will found the old ones.how could I do for they find the new homepage?

Thanks Peterko,
You have given very valuable information. But what about Yahoo? Is Yahoo providing any such feature?

With regards,
Mandar Thosar

It's natural to find that pages cached by google is out of date. Usually it will be updated after days.

GodOFDeath wrote: However,if someone who use Google with the specific Keywords,they will found the old ones.how could I do for they find the new homepage?

Maybe users who use google find old content in search results, but if they click on the URL shown in search results, they will visit your updated infomation.

wuzhong wrote:

GodOFDeath wrote: However,if someone who use Google with the specific Keywords,they will found the old ones.how could I do for they find the new homepage?

Maybe users who use google find old content in search results, but if they click on the URL shown in search results, they will visit your updated infomation.

thanks
But in that case,if the place of my new homepage under the old one,
google will show the old one to user,this is the first problem;
the second,the new homepage use the same Domain name before my update infomation.how could I do?
Simply said,the case is google will how copy my new/old homepage,
Certainly,after the Edition correction........
(I'm a chinese,so my english is very poor.Wish everyone could understand my means...)
Best wishes!

of course out of billions of webpages don't expect your site update will show in just a clap, just make sure your site is crawler friendly, and BTW, sitemap really helps, submit one to google.

Pratima wrote:Is there is any method to find Yahoo last visited date for a particular page as that of Google?

By looking at web log you can say when google or yahoo visited last.

How can you encourage googlebot to return to your site more often? Is there a html code that can be used?