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Hi, all i have a question can any one give answer of these two questions.

1) How can can i know that Google Visits our website?
2) How many times in a day Google Visits a particular website.

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Shailendra Dubey

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Good pointers from , , and — the simplest checks are useful, but the most reliable evidence that Google actually visited a site comes from two authoritative sources: raw server logs and Google’s tools. Server logs record every HTTP request (IP, user‑agent, timestamp, response code) and are the ground truth for when Google’s crawler hit a URL; Search Console gives an easy, interpreted view (Crawl Stats and the URL Inspection results) including “last crawled” and the crawler type. Verify any “Googlebot” hits in logs with a reverse‑DNS + forward lookup instead of trusting the user‑agent string alone. (developers.google.com)

Practical checklist (quick, actionable):

  • Inspect Search Console: open the Crawl Stats report for site‑level trends and use URL Inspection for a URL’s last crawl and “crawled as” details.
  • Pull raw server logs and filter for Google user‑agents; for each suspicious IP do a reverse DNS then forward resolve to confirm it belongs to Google.
  • If pages were updated, submit or update a sitemap and use URL Inspection to request reindexing for critical pages (sitemaps help discovery but do not force immediate crawling).
  • For large sites watch crawl budget and server response times — frequent failures or slow responses reduce crawl frequency. (developers.google.com)

Cautions and context: there is no fixed “visits per day” quota — crawl frequency varies by site size, change rate, quality and server health, and for many sites recrawls are measured in days rather than hours. Search Console data can lag and is summarized; use it together with logs for diagnosis. Requesting indexing speeds discovery for a few URLs but is not a guarantee. (developers.google.com)

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Check out Google Webmaster Tools at http://www.google.com/webmasters/ ... create an account, upload a file to your web server to activate your account, and be amazed by all of the details Google gives you about how it spiders your website.

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Thanks for your help, i will try this.

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You can also go into google.com and type info:mysite:com press search button it will show a page containing info about google cache of our website and also other details click on the google cache link and you will get ur results

commented: good suggestion - stymiee +4
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You can also go into google.com and type info:mysite.com and press search button it will show a page containing info about google cache of our website and also other details click on the google cache link and you will get ur results

Thanks for your solution, i will try this.

Member Avatar for Candy_ME

The best way to check Googlebot's activities to check your web stats. Check with your host to see if you have this feature enabled.

For a quick check do a Google search for your domain. This will show you whether or not Google knows about your site.

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If you have awstats log then you can login to your cpanel and check there when site have been indexed by seach engine on which date.

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