So the link actually that's passed through

[bhasan01854]

Fixing crawl budget issues Chart of crawl budget issue solutions and whether they allow crawling, indexing, and PageRank. So what are some of the tools that you can use to address these issues and to get the most out of your crawl budget? So as a baseline, if we think about how a normal URL behaves with Googlebot, we say, yes, it can be crawled, yes, it can be indexed, and yes, it passes PageRank. So a URL like these, if I link to these somewhere on my site and then Google follows that link and indexes these pages, these probably still have the top nav and the site-wide navigation on them.


to these pages will be sort of recycled round. There will be some losses due to dilution when we're linking through so many different pages and so many different filters. But ultimately, we are austria phone number database recycling this. There's no sort of black hole loss of leaky PageRank. Robots.txt Now at the opposite extreme, the most extreme sort of solution to crawl budget you can employ is the robots.


txt file. So if you block a page in robots.txt, then it can't be crawled. So great, problem solved. Well, no, because there are some compromises here. Technically, sites and pages blocked in robots.txt can be indexed. You sometimes see sites showing up or pages showing up in the SERPs with this meta description cannot be shown because the page is blocked in robots.txt or this kind of message. So technically, they can be indexed, but functionally they're not going to rank for anything or at least anything effective.