
What is Robots Txt in SEO? (This 1 File Made My Site Load 2x Faster)
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Let’s break down what a robots txt file is and why it matters for your website’s SEO. I’ll show you how it helps bots know which pages to crawl and which ones to ignore. If you want better control over how your site appears in search results, this video is a great place to start.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
What is a robots.txt file in SEO?
A robots txt file tells search engines which pages or files on your site they should or shouldn’t crawl. It is helpful for keeping things like admin pages or duplicate content out of search results.
Why is robots.txt important for SEO?
It helps control how search engines access your site. It can keep search bots focused on your best pages. If used wrong, it can block important pages.
Should every website have a robots txt file?
Not always, but it’s helpful if you want to control how bots crawl your website.
Can I use robots txt to improve site speed?
Indirectly, yes. By blocking unnecessary pages from being crawled, you free up crawl budget and reduce strain on your website. This can lead to better crawl efficiency.
What happens if there’s no robots.txt file?
If there’s no file, search engines will crawl your site based on what they find. It’s usually better to have a simple robots txt even if you’re not using many rules.