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As Your WordPress Site Grows, Why Does Google Find Less & Less Of Your Blogs?
There are over 2 billion+ domains to index today. The number of blog pages is trillions & exploding every day.Google has to visit these 2 billion+ domains regularly, and crawl them. Yes, Google is a humongous company. But it is a daunting task even for Google.
Google allocates a specific time and resource for each domain, called Crawl Budget (time).
As your WordPress Site continues to add products, the Crawl Budget (time allocated) generally remains the same.
"Just because my site added 100s of new blogs this month, Google's algorithm won't dedicate their entire weekend just for me"
"Yeah, yeah I know I am important. But please understand Google treats almost all VIPs the same way"
The Google's crawl budget allocated for your WordPress site, will probably remain more or less the same.
As your WordPress site grows, the limited "crawl time budget" forces Google to start cherry-picking what it can index (find) or cannot index (find) within the allocated time.
This causes the slow decline of the indexed (found) percentage of your site. Over time, searchers will find less and less of your site on Google Search.
This means your monetization (ad revenue, affiliate commissions) will not keep up with your growing cost of new content. Content may grow, but traffic will shrink!
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