Official statement
Google typically crawls a site from a single geographic location, not from multiple data centers simultaneously. If content is served based on location, Google's bot may not see all the content available.
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Does Googlebot really crawl your site from just one geographic location?
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TL;DR
Google mainly scans your site from a single geographic location. This means that any geo-targeted content may not be visible to Google. Be cautious of content served based on location.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Pourquoi Google utilise-t-il une seule localisation pour le crawl ?
Cela simplifie techniquement le processus de crawl et réduit l'utilisation des ressources.
Est-ce que Google peut manquer du contenu en crawlant depuis une seule localisation ?
Oui, surtout si le contenu change en fonction de la localisation de l'utilisateur.
Comment s'assurer que Google voit tout mon contenu ?
Évitez les contenus dynamiques basés sur la géolocalisation, et utilisez les outils de test de Search Console.
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