Deepcrawled

By Matt Larson on March 24th, 2006



Deepcrawled – Referred to when a search engine spider indexes web pages that lie several layers deep within the structure of a website. Some websites have difficulty getting search engines to crawl deeply into a site. Using sitemaps, deep backlinks, having a good internal linking structure, and regular updates improve chances of deepcrawling by major search engines.



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