Blog / SEO Industry News / Cache Out: Google Retires Cache Links [And How to Check Archived Pages Now] Cache links have been part of Google’s search engine since its early days, and now they are officially gone. After clicking the three dots to access the ‘About this result’ panel, you’ll no longer see the … Read more
Are you ready for the big Google Webmaster report – well, here is the February 2024 edition. This month, Google confirmed an issue with teetering in and out results over the weekend and with that fix, we saw the weekend Google ranking updates calm and slow. We did have a couple of unconfirmed Google … Read more
Google officially removed the cache link from the Google Search results snippets last week and Google confirmed that it will remove the cache functionality completely in the near future. Danny Sullivan, Google’s Search Liaison told us that Google has “decided to retire it” and removed it from the Google Search result pages and will soon … Read more
Have you ever faced a situation where you made changes to your WordPress website, but the old version persisted even after refreshing the page? This is probably due to your site’s cache. The cache serves as temporary storage for your website’s files, and it holds onto static content or resources to enhance page loading speed … Read more
After a couple of months of testing, it seems Google has now removed the cache link from the search results page. I no longer see a link to the Google cache within search result snippets but that doesn’t mean you cannot access to cache, you can. Now when you click the three dots for more … Read more
July 8, 2015 | Posted by Michael Lerner Googlebot, the Google robot, also known as a spider crawls, indexes, and ranks the entire world wide web. It combs the internet for new and existing material and using an algorithm of ranking factors determines the position of your website in Google search. Googlebot’s mission … Read more
For a long time, SEOs have relied on Google’s cached version of pages to answer questions such as Did Google crawl this page? When? Can the bot see the content? etc. However, this feature (if used) must be used with caution and here’s why. Read the full post on Max Prin’s blog . Source link
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