There are two main ways that search engines find new content on the web; from user-submitted sitemaps and by sending out their bots to crawl around. With a new move from Bing, it appears they may be slowly moving away from crawling.
See full show notes at: <a href="https://www.mickmel.com/podcast075">https://www.mickmel.com/podcast075</a>

There are two main ways that search engines find new content on the web; from user-submitted sitemaps and by sending out their bots to crawl around. With a new move from Bing, it appears they may be slowly moving away from crawling. See full show notes at: https://www.mickmel.com/podcast075

There are two main ways that search engines find new content on the web; from user-submitted sitemaps and by sending out their bots to crawl around. With a new move from Bing, it appears they may be slowly moving away from crawling.
See full show notes at: <a href="https://www.mickmel.com/podcast075" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.mickmel.com/podcast075</a>

075 - Is Bing moving away from crawling?

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