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it completely depends upon the page. some get crawled daily, others a few times a week, others much less often. pages with high pr get crawled more often; pages that google decides changes frequently get crawled more often.
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March 8th, 2004, 12:12 PM
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you can use the crawler alert free service to better understand the crawling patterns for your site, use it for FREE at http://www.crawler-alert.com
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March 10th, 2004, 02:19 AM
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You should be able to review your web stats and tell Keston. On my site Googlebot is the third most popular browser falling only behind IE 6 and IE 5.5 respectively, and not very far behind 5.5 last I looked either. On an 8 month old site, Google was only about 200 visits behind all IE 5.5 users combined. On my site it the Googlebot averaged at that time, about 3 visits per week. Given more intensive SEO efforts, and a substantial number of revisions since, I'd dare say I'm crowding 4 - 5 visits a week now. And, if it slows, I simply start making changes to pages, to spin the bots back up.
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