Want Google Bot to visit you more often? 5 SEO tips.

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Imagine that you have just created your first website – a blog, a company presentation page or a photography portfolio. Your virtual “work” looks amazing. It’s no wonder that you want to show it to the world.

You post a link to your page on Facebook – you brag to your friends. You collect a few, a dozen or so “likes”. Some of your friends share the link to your page on their wall with other friends. Each of them looked at the page at least once. They watched it (or just “glanced”) and…

he realized that he had seen everything there was to see.

When do you think he'll check back in?

Now imagine that one of your friends is Google Bot . Google Bot is a Google search engine robot that likes to discover new, unknown areas of the Internet. Google Bot combs the Internet and discovers new pages, which it then adds to the Google index. It is thanks to its work that you come across new and up-to-date search results in the search engine every day.

Meet Google Bot:


Your new site has appeared on Google Bot's daily path and it wants to know: "What's going on with you?"

He took a look and found the site to be valuable and indexed all of its subpages.

He liked you so much that he decided to come back after a week. He dropped all contact number list with name by and was a bit surprised to see that unfortunately he had nothing new to index.

He was not discouraged, however, and after two weeks he came back to visit. Once again, he was slightly disappointed to find that nothing new was happening on your site. The same content, the same subpages.

Boredom.

I think I've lost interest in your site. I wonder: Is it worth wasting my precious time on it?

Oh no! Not that. You can't let that happen. You can't let Google Bot stop visiting you or visit you OCCASIONALLY.

After all, your position in the search engine depends on Google Bot visits. What do you need to do to stop it?

Give Google Bot the gift of valuable content.

To make Google Bot visit your site more often:
Create a news section on your website or join a blog page
Update your website regularly (at least once, preferably at least 3 times a week).
Make sure every page of your website has a unique title and meta tags
Add a sitemap to your page and update it regularly. This will help Google Bot find out more quickly about new pages to index.
Make sure all subpages and links on your page are working. Broken links lower the value of your page in the eyes of Google Bot.
Valuable and appropriately updated information content (website content) is the basis for indexing your website in Google and the key to improving your website's position in search engines.

In other words: the more interesting the content on your website, the…

more readers will visit it;
Customers will visit it more often;
more of your pages will be indexed by Google Bot;
more links will point to your site;
Your image as a specialist in your industry will be better.
It's worth investing in good content on your site . It's a long-term strategy that will pay off in the future.