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A few months ago, we announced an improved way to view
recent performance data in Search Console.
The "24 hours" view includes data from the last available 24 hours and appears with a delay of
only a few hours. T...

In the previous posts about the Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP) we explored what's already
possible to do with its various components — namely robots.txt and the URI level controls.
In this post we will explore how...

Hello 2025! (Yeah, we know, time flies!) We've had some exciting plans in the works for
Search Central Live (SCL) Asia Pacific this year, and we're super excited to let you in on what
we've been up to. We've been listeni...

With the robots.txt file, site owners
have a simple way to control which parts of a website are accessible by crawlers.
To help site owners further express how search engines and web
crawlers can use their pages, the web standards...

A long-standing tool for website owners, robots.txt has been in active use for over 30 years and
is broadly supported by crawler operators (such as tools for site owners, services, and search
engines). In this edition of the r...

We're very excited to announce that Search Central Live is going to Madrid for the first time on April 9!
The event will have a mix of presenters from the Google Search, News, and Partnerships teams and the content
will be del...

On April 2, 2025 we'll be in Johannesburg, South Africa for the very first Search Central Live event in Africa!
We're excited to welcome you at Search Central Live South Africa and talk about all things Google Search!

Every now and then we get questions about robots.txt, robots meta tags, and the control
functionality that they offer. Following our December series on crawling,
we thought this would be the perfect time to put together ...