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Google discovers new content by following links from one page to another. The exploration process is called crawling, and Google continuously scans the web to find new content and add it to its catalog.
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TL;DR
Google crawls the web by following links between pages, a process known as crawling. For SEO purposes, this means optimizing internal links to make it easier for Google to explore pages.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Les liens externes influencent-ils le crawling ?
Oui, ils aident Google à découvrir votre site depuis des pages déjà explorées.
Une absence de liens empêche-t-elle l'indexation ?
Sans liens, la découverte et l'indexation deviennent difficile pour Google.
Tous les liens ont-ils le même poids pour Google ?
Non, la pertinence et l'autorité des liens influencent le comportement de crawling.
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