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How does a web crawler work?

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    If you have a website then you must know about the web crawler because it play an important role in indexing your web page.
    Here are the few steps that your web crawler do to indexed your web page:
    First it seed your list
    Then check your URL/URLs
    Then check it is indexed or new
    then check live and add in in the queue
    Then finally indexed and represented In Front of you via the internet.
    For more visit: https://digitalplanners.net/crawlerlist/

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      Thanks for sharing this breakdown of how web crawlers work — it’s a helpful reminder of what goes on behind the scenes to get a website indexed and visible online. 👏

      As someone working in web design San Diego, I can say that understanding how web crawlers operate is crucial, not just for developers, but also for clients who want their websites to perform well in search results. From seeding URLs to determining whether content is new or live, every step impacts how fast and effectively a site ranks.

      If you’re designing websites for local businesses, especially in competitive markets like San Diego, making sure your site is crawlable and optimized for indexing is a must. Thanks again for the resource — it’s always good to revisit the technical foundation of SEO!

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