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Comparing the crawl and indexing of different sites or services on the same domain is generally not significant, even if they are related. It is recommended to investigate the issues of each site individually rather than looking for correlations.
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TL;DR
Crawl budgets are not distributed among services of the same domain. Each service needs to be analyzed individually. Looking for correlations is often futile.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Comment le crawl budget est-il alloué ?
Google alloue le crawl budget par service indépendamment sur le même domaine.
Dois-je optimiser mon fichier robots.txt pour chaque service ?
Oui, chaque service doit avoir une optimisation distincte de son fichier robots.txt.
Puis-je utiliser un outil pour analyser cette séparation ?
Des outils comme Google Search Console permettent de suivre séparément l'indexation par service.
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