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How does Google find new websites?
Google finds new websites mainly through a process called crawling. It discovers new pages by following links from websites that Google already knows, reading XML sitemaps submitted by website owners, and checking URLs through tools such as Google Search Console. After discovering a URL, Googlebot, Google's web crawler, visits the page to collect information about its content, links, and structure. Google then processes the information and may add the page to its index, making it eligible to appear in search results. Website owners can help Google discover their pages by creating quality content, building relevant internal links, maintaining an XML sitemap, and using Google Search Console to request indexing when appropriate. For example, websites like SEO Nexa can improve their search visibility by following SEO best practices and making their pages easy for search engines to discover and understand. However, discovering and crawling a website does not guarantee that Google will index it or display it in search results.
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