While this is an interesting topic,

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From there, continue to create great content and nurture those mid-funnel leads. If your content is relevant and your website is optimized, you will see that you will get many more leads than before the optimization. The more leads you collect and keep interested, the more likely you are to make a resale!
I use web crawlers on a daily basis. While they are very useful, they only mimic the behavior of search engine crawlers, which means you don't always get the full picture.

The only tool that can give you a true overview of cambodia number data search engines are crawling your site is log files. Yet, many people are still obsessed with crawl budget — the number of URLs Googlebot can and wants to crawl.

Log file analysis may reveal URLs on your site that you had no idea existed but that search engines are crawling anyway — a huge waste of Google's server resources ( Google Webmaster Blog ):

"Wasting server resources on such pages will take away crawl activity from pages that actually have value, which can cause significant delays in discovering great content on the site."

A the reality is that most sites don't need to worry much about crawl budget — an observation that John Mueller (Webmaster Trends Analyst at Google) has already shared many times.

However, there is still great value in analyzing the logs generated from these crawls. This will show what pages Google is crawling and if anything needs to be fixed.

When you know exactly what your log files are telling you, you'll gain valuable insight into how Google crawls and views your site, which means you can optimize this data to increase traffic. And the larger the site, the more impact fixing these issues will have .