Your site has been assigned special crawl rate settings. You will not be able to change the crawl rate.
- Update content more frequently
- socialise your content with twitter Facebook Google+ LinkedIn personally I use twitter feed for it but Google+ there is no free plugin Available but blogger it automatically asks.
- Internal links to know the content of your website for spiders.
- Maintain page speed my Google page speed insights score 83 and also some suggestion about JavaScript css in above fold. but matt cult’s website scored 93 on Google insights using same genesis theme but no extra script like Google Ad sense sharing icons some other plugins.
- Page rank, links from other websites, Helps to crawl frequently also i not understand Parameters in url
- in WordPress also we need to update ping services Under the “Settings” section on the left-hand side click on the “Writing” tab. Scroll to the bottom of the page and find a box with the title “Update Services”.
- here is the list of ping services for WordPress. install cbnet ping optimizer and check the ‘Enable Pinging’ and ‘Limit excessive pinging’ in short time’ boxes – I set the values to 20 pings in 15 minutes. Any new post/page will now automatically be pinged at the set intervals, you don’t need to do any manual pinging.
- Major thing is check your website XML sitemap rebuilding are not when your posted on New content on your WordPress blog i Encountered this 2 times if you any problems with Google XML sitemap plugin use debug function to see PHP errors this problem faced with the combination of custom permalink structure plugin.
- check Robots.txt rules it’s blocking Google or not fetching from Google webmaster tools.
- Check your server up down alerts use Pingdom free website monitoring feature
- Adjust Google if Crawl rate if you can.
- Use fetch as Google from webmaster if above tips not worked for you. other Non-WordPress users need to ping their websites.
Conclusion
how to change crawl rate from Google webmaster tools?
Change the crawl rate:
- On the Webmaster Tools Home page, click the site you want.
- Click the gear icon , then click Site Settings.
- In the Crawl rate section, select the option you want.
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