benjer
08-05-2003, 08:26/08:26AM
Firstly hello, im quite new to seo so please bear with me:
We've just finished re-designing a website for a UK client. Now when we search in google it shows some old links (obviously). The google webmasterpage says the following:
When you update information on your site it does not automatically update instantly in Google's index. Rather, Google's index is updated approximately once a month after our robots have crawled more than 3 billion web pages. This process is totally automated, so updated or outdated link submissions are not necessary. Changes to your site's content will be noted by the next crawl. Due to the volume of sites in our index, we cannot manually update pages on an individual basis.
so that seems fair enough.
My question is should we be re-submitting to any other search engines or do they work in similar ways to google?
thanks for any input, ben
We've just finished re-designing a website for a UK client. Now when we search in google it shows some old links (obviously). The google webmasterpage says the following:
When you update information on your site it does not automatically update instantly in Google's index. Rather, Google's index is updated approximately once a month after our robots have crawled more than 3 billion web pages. This process is totally automated, so updated or outdated link submissions are not necessary. Changes to your site's content will be noted by the next crawl. Due to the volume of sites in our index, we cannot manually update pages on an individual basis.
so that seems fair enough.
My question is should we be re-submitting to any other search engines or do they work in similar ways to google?
thanks for any input, ben