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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32144, member: 636"] Google sets limits on how many pages it checks on your website. This limit is called the crawl budget. Every website gets a certain number of visits from GoogleBot, which explores your site pages. Two main things decide how much attention your site receives: first, how fast GoogleBot moves through your content, and second, how much visitors like your pages. Popular websites usually receive more attention from GoogleBot because these sites matter more to internet users. When your pages attract lots of traffic, Google notices this and sends its bot to visit more often. The crawl budget becomes very important for bigger websites with thousands of pages because Google might not look at every single page during each visit. Website owners need to make the most of their crawl budget to help search engines find their best content. [/QUOTE]