what is the difference between indexed and crawling?

[scrapcarsuk1234]

The difference between indexed and crawling:

 

[amar495]

Crawling and indexing are two distinct things and this is commonly misunderstood in the SEO industry. Crawling means that Googlebot looks at all the content/code on the page and analyzes it. Indexing means that the page is eligible to show up in Google's search results.

 

[RH-Calvin]

Crawling is the process or reading through your webpage source by search engine spiders. They provide a cache certificate after a successful crawl. Indexing is updating the cached webpages in search engine database. Indexed webpages are now ready for search engine rankings.

 

[calibrenet2718]

I talk a lot about crawling and indexing, but I think it's worthwhile to back up and describe some of what's going on.

 

[davidweb09]

Crawl means to read content & backlinks changes While Index is to caching the website. https://rankaroo.com/

 

[SarbjitGrewal]

Crawling and Indexing, both are the important activities of Google Search Engines. To illustrate, Whenever you post a fresh content on your website, the google crawlers crawl that content and analyze it. and after crawling, google bots indexed it or store it in its memory so that they can display that content in the google's search engine result pages.(SERPs).

 

[GRONEX PRIYA]

With crawling and indexing, search engines like Google or Bing will scrape your pages, but with a good intention of creating visibility to your website or content

 

[techlysolutions]

Indexing is the process of placing a page , while crawling is simply when search engine bots are actively crawling your website, either for the first time to prior to indexing or for update purposes.

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[ladieshostel]

Crawling and indexing are two distinct things and this is commonly misunderstood in the SEO industry.