What is Google crawl error..?
 

What is Google crawl error..?

lot has changed in the five years since I first wrote about what was Google Webmaster Tools, now named Google Search Console. Google has unleashed significantly more data that promises to be extremely useful for SEOs. Since we’ve long since lost sufficient keyword data in Google Analytics, we’ve come to rely on Search Console more than ever. The “Search Analytics” and “Links to Your Site” sections are two of the top features that did not exist in the old Webmaster Tools.

Crawl Error is crawling problem when search engine spider crawling the website but unable to fetch the data of your website.

Crawl errors are errors that are specific to a particular page. This means that when Googlebot tried to crawl the URL, it was able to resolve your DNS, connect to your server, fetch and read your robots.txt file, and then request this URL, but something went wrong after that.

URL errors area unit errors that area unit specific to a selected page. this suggests that once Googlebot tried to crawl the URL, it absolutely was ready to resolve your DNS, hook up with your server, fetch and browse your robots.txt file, so request this URL, however one thing went wrong then.

URL errors area unit errors that area unit specific to a specific page. this suggests that once Googlebot tried to crawl the uniform resource locator, it had been able to resolve your DNS, connect with your server, fetch and browse your robots.txt file, so request this uniform resource locator, however one thing went wrong at that time.

URL errors area unit errors that area unit specific to a selected page. this suggests that once Googlebot tried to crawl the URL, it absolutely was ready to resolve your DNS, hook up with your server, fetch and browse your robots.txt file, so request this URL, however one thing went wrong then.

The URL blunders are mistakes that are particular to a specific page.This implies that when Googlebot attempted to slither the URL, it could resolve your DNS, interface with your server, get and read your robots.txt document, and afterward ask for this URL, yet something turned out badly after that.

URL errors are errors that are specific to a particular page. This means that when Googlebot tried to crawl the URL, it was able to resolve your DNS, connect to your server, fetch and read your robots.txt file, and then request this URL, but something went wrong after that

One change that has evolved over the last few years is the layout of the Crawl Errors view within Search Console. Search Console is divided into two main sections: Site Errors and URL Errors.

URLS blocked for smartphones. The "Blocked" error appears on the Smartphone tab of the URL Errors section of the Crawl > Crawl Errors page. If you get the "Blocked" error for a URL on your site, that means that the URL is blocked for Google's smartphone Googlebot in your site's robots.txt file.

URL errors are errors that are specific to a particular page. This means that when Googlebot tried to crawl the URL, it was able to resolve your DNS, connect to your server, fetch and read your robots.txt file, and then request this URL, but something went wrong after that.

URL errors area unit errors that area unit specific to a specific page. this suggests that once Googlebot tried to crawl the computer address, it absolutely was ready to resolve your DNS, hook up with your server, fetch and browse your robots.txt file, and so request this computer address, however one thing went wrong subsequently.

URL errors are errors that are specific to a particular page. This means that when Googlebot tried to crawl the URL, it was able to resolve your DNS, connect to your server, fetch and read your robots.txt file, and then request this URL, but something went wrong after that.

URL errors are errors that are specific to a particular page. This means that when Googlebot tried to crawl the URL, it was able to resolve your DNS, connect to your server, fetch and read your robots.txt file, and then request this URL, but something went wrong after that.