Googlebot is the Google's spider or crawler or bot; it travels the web finding and indexing pages for the Google search engine. Googlebot leaves it's identity on your web server's log file. Webmasters should study their server log files closely to see the googlebot's visit is successful and is able to crawl the whole site.
a crawler that Google uses to index the Web following HREF links and SRC links. Googlebot, unlike few other major crawlers, doesn’t need robots.txt to completely index the page.
Google's web-crawling robot is called Googlebot. It can be recognized by the user-agent string, which has Googlebot in it. It follows HREF links and SRC links.
The spider that performs a deep crawl of your site.
This is the spider or the crawler of Google which crawls web sites monthly. Googlebot will visit and index pages on a daily basis and mark that page in its search results as being fresh.
The web crawler that Google uses to index new web pages.
This is the name of Googleâ€(tm)s Web spider. If Google is spidering your site you will see GoogleBot in the user agent field in your web serverâ€(tm)s logs.
The crawler that Google uses on a daily basis to find and new web pages.
A webcrawler, or spider, that finds and fetches web pages, then sends off to Google's indexer.
A spider used by google search engine to index WebPages
the search engine spider that Google use to find and index web pages.
Google's main spider which scours the web for pages
The name of Google's spider. (See Spider).
Googlebot is the Google's spider. Googlebot travels the web for finding and indexing pages for the Google search engine.
Google's spider, which deep crawls web sites monthly. In those cases where Googlebot ascertains that a given page is being updated frequently pages, Googlebot will visit and index that page on a daily basis and mark that page in its search results as being "Fresh". See also: Hallway Page, , Manual Submitting, Negative SEO, Robots.txt, Spider, Spider Trap, Stop Character
a Googlebot is a search bot used by Google. It collects documents from the web to build a searchable index for the Google search engine. If a webmaster wishes to restrict the information on their site available to a Googlebot, or other well-behaved spider, they can do so by with the appropriate directives in a robots.txt file. [ edit