To ensure that important pages and content are crawlable, they should not be excluded from the robot.txt file.
Update Sitemap
Your sitemap has to be updated for every new webpage you publish. You should therefore check the sitemap once after publishing each new webpage.
Minimize redirection
If a website contains more than 301-302 redirects, the search engine crawler will stop crawling at some point without indexing the crucial pages.
Improve Site Speed
Improving site performance increases the chances of the Google bot crawling more pages. A fast-loading website enhances the user experience and increases the crawl rate.
Fixing Http Errors
Technically, broken links and server errors eat up crawl budget. Check your website for 404 and 503 errors and fix them as quickly as possible.
Fixing Http Errors
Technically, broken links and server errors eat up crawl budget. Check your website for 404 and 503 errors and fix them as quickly as possible.
Keep Server Performance Right
Many times, when crawlers arrive to crawl your website, they get a 5XX error due to a server fault, and your page is not crawled. So invest on decent hosting.
Make Backlinks from High Quality
Always create backlinks from high-quality websites wherever possible; this builds Google's trust in your website and boosts the crawl budget for it.
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