To facilitate the re-indexing procedure, a special script has been created – the Google Index API. Although for a long time this tool was considered relevant only for job search sites and live broadcasts (as John Mueller himself claimed), practice has shown that it is suitable for all web resources and data.
A robots.txt file is a special index file designed to tell search engine crawlers what can and cannot be indexed on your website. You need it to see the full number of pages and files on your site. It also helps to see the paths of certain files and the presence of sorting pages, filters, and pages with dynamic parameters.
The robots.txt file is a simple text document that contains recommendations for search robots of all types to index your site – which pages and files should be crawled and added to the index and which should not. Note that these are recommendations, not specific instructions.
A redirect is the process of automatically redirecting a user from one URL to another, which can be useful when changing the URL of a page, transferring a website to another domain, fixing URL errors, ensuring website security, etc.
Website loading speed is one of the ranking factors. Google prefers a loading speed of 1.5 to 3 seconds. If the page takes longer to load, more than half of users leave the site without waiting for the page to load.