Caching

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  • Here are some tips to get your website cached hope it helps you

    1. Time - The longer your site exists, the more likely it will be cached.
    2. Content - If your site has unique content, not found anywhere else.
    3. Frequency - The more your site is updated, the better chances it will be cached ...just because a website is cached, it does not mean success. It only means you have established some credibility on the internet.
  • Do you have <meta name="googlebot" content="noarchive"> on any of your pages? If not then build links to the non-cached pages and they will start appearing in Google Cache.
  • Why do you think they should cache it faster than that?

    It's a pretty big internet. They have a lot of stuff to cache.
  • Just curious. Why do you want your site cached so desperately? Does it have an impact on SERPs?
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    • Once every 2 weeks seems normal for "normal" sites.

      Perhaps you are mixed up on being indexed and the being
      cached. I think one must come before the other.

      New content can be indexed, not cached.

      Subtle difference between the two.

      Paul
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    • I have no idea what is normal. Each site is different.
      I only am going by mine. Google seems to get a new
      cache out about every 10-14 days for me.

      This thread is certainly indexed, but might not be cached.

      Paul
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  • Since caching does not impact one's SERPs, at least not to my knowledge, two weeks is okay.
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    Caching

    So one of my sites has not been cached in 11 days now, even with 2 GoogleFetches I've done. I also have 11 crawl errors from the last few days. Anybody have any idea as to what the problem might be? THX.