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Frequently Asked Questions
Google Cache is a snapshot of a web page that Google stores when it crawls the page. These cached pages are served when the original page is unavailable due to technical issues or slow loading.
Checking Google Cache helps you verify if your website is being properly indexed by Google. It's also useful for viewing how your page appeared when it was last crawled and for accessing content when a site is down.
Google updates its cache when it recraws a webpage. The frequency depends on many factors including how often the page changes, its importance, and server settings. Popular sites might be recrawled daily while others might take weeks.
If your site isn't cached, you can request indexing through Google Search Console, improve your site's crawlability, ensure your robots.txt isn't blocking Googlebot, and create fresh content regularly to encourage crawling.
