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May 22, 2005
Search engines page cache limit - search engine optimization tip
[Search engine optimization and Online marketing] For Google robot ( Googlebot ) cache limit is Unknown, Before couple of months the cache limit was only 101 kb, Pages above that size was partially indexed, Anything above the 101 kb limit was ignored, Now it has changed and googlebot is known to index files of size more than 400 kb, So it is unknown exactly what the new cache limit is for googlebot,
Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.
[davids brain blog] MSN Bot - eating everything in sight: received one hit from MSN search, compared to 16 from Google. Googlebot managed to only take 500k~ of data... and (so far in) March: Hits Bandwidth Jan 1 17.69 KB(Blog just up and running) Feb 214+52 2.11 MB
[davids brain blog] MSN Bot - eating everything in sight: I’m not sure what MSN are doing with this data, as in February I only received one hit from MSN search, compared to 16 from Google. Googlebot managed to only take 500k~ of data in the month, and gave me substantially more hits.
SEO BLOG: Search engines page cache limit - search engine ...: For Google robot ( Googlebot ) cache limit is Unknown, Before couple of months the cache limit was only 101 kb, Pages above that size was partially indexed, Anything above the 101 kb limit was ignored, Now it has changed and googlebot is known to index files of size more than 400 kb, So it is unknown exactly what the new cache limit is for googlebot,
SEO BLOG: An other possible reason is the site is banned from the search engines for any particular onpage factor, In that case search engines periodically checks to see whether the onpage spam tactics is removed and as soon as they see the spam being removed they might reinclude the site into the index, So for people who are complaining that their site was previously indexed and listed in google but suddenly it disappeared from the index and googlebot keeps visiting the site it is good to look at your onpage work and see if there is any spam tactics like hidden text, cloaking, keyword stuffing etc,
SEO BLOG: 04/10/2005 - 04/16/2005: An other possible reason is the site is banned from the search engines for any particular onpage factor, In that case search engines periodically checks to see whether the onpage spam tactics is removed and as soon as they see the spam being removed they might reinclude the site into the index, So for people who are complaining that their site was previously indexed and listed in google but suddenly it disappeared from the index and googlebot keeps visiting the site it is good to look at your onpage work and see if there is any spam tactics like hidden text, cloaking, keyword stuffing etc,
SEO BLOG: Do No of links per page matter these days for search ...: There are no definete rules when it comes to number of links per page, Google suggests having 100 links per page, But that is not a rule just a suggestion, Googlebot is known to follow more than 1000 links on page, Google used to have an indexing limit of page size upto 101 KB now that rule too seem to be removed, Google these indexes more than 101 kb and all links are followed, If the pagerank of the page bearing the links is high then there wont be any problem following those links or passing pagerank to those links,
Posted at May 22, 2005 10:02 AM
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