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| Re: Bandwidth |
| Author: | PrincessPeach |
| Date: | Wednesday, 26th Sep 2007 15:46 |
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No relationship between visitor traffic sent to your site from google (should google decide or not to list your site) and bandwidth
But the more popular your site becomes the more often google bot crawls it, likewise all the scraper sites and bots from yahoo, ask, msn etc etc - In all they are all eating at your bandwidth hence your bandwith requirement will increase the more often your site is spidered.
Hope that helps
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| Re: Bandwidth |
| Author: | Elastic |
| Date: | Wednesday, 26th Sep 2007 16:22 |
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Thank's PrincessPeach,
I currently pay fo 3Gb on a shared server, this month I am sitting at 3.6Gb so far and a few days to go.. site been up a couple of years out of the sandbox but still beiing held back..
Some days keyword phrases are there some days they are not no pattern on which server I'm sitting on..
Just thought Google maybe restricting due to our elasticated bandwidth.. |
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| Re: Bandwidth |
| Author: | Kelly |
| Date: | Thursday, 27th Sep 2007 14:07 |
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If bandwidth does not affect you with Google why would you ever need to pay for increased bandwidth?....
What sort of site are you running to use so much bandwidth Elastic I only use about 600kb of my 5Gb package and I thought my site was busy.. |
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| Re: Bandwidth |
| Author: | Bob |
| Date: | Friday, 19th Oct 2007 21:41 |
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I thought bandwidth was to do with the amount of times your site gets viewed and the size of your pages so visits x Page size = bandwidth consumption.
I wouldn;t have thought this would have any impact on google rankings or traffic. |
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| Re: Bandwidth |
| Author: | Sam Michel |
| Date: | Sunday, 25th Nov 2007 14:35 |
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I'm no SEO expert, but it's worth making sure that Google's spider (and those from the other search engines) can index your site. Chances are a decent-sized chunk of your traffic if coming from Google et al, especially if you're SEO is good.
The more Google sees your content updated, the more it'll come back to make sure it's index is up-to-date. If you run a jobs board or any site with a reasonable amount of regularly updated information this will begin to stack up to quite a bit of transfer bandwidth.
Our whole site is indexed roughly twice/week by Google which accounts for a decent chunk of traffic. Add in the other search engines and you're talking some proper Gbs! Definitely worth it though.
You can always tinker with your robots.txt file to limit which sections of your website are being indexed, if you'd like to trim the amount of data consumed. |
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