What is web crawling?
What is web crawling?
Web crawling, also known as Indexing, is used to index the information on the page using bots also known as crawlers. Crawling is essentially what search engines do. It’s all about viewing a page as a whole and indexing it. When a bot crawls a website, it goes through every page and every link, until the last line of the website, looking for ANY information.
A web crawler is also known as a spiderbot, which is one type of Google bot software, and its job is to crawl the website and collect data from the website and send the data to Google.
Hi, Check this info. This info is from Google Skyscraper. A Web crawler, sometimes called a spider or spiderbot and often shortened to crawler, is an Internet bot that systematically browses the World Wide Web and that is typically operated by search engines for the purpose of Web indexing.
Web crawling is an activity of indexing and downloading data (content) from the internet, which will then be stored in the database of a search engine. Web crawling is run by a program or system which is usually called a web crawler, web spiders, spider bots, and web bots.
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