How long will it take to display a cached snapshot in google??

Discussion in 'Google' started by mejason12, Oct 17, 2009.

  1. #1
    Hello,
    What I thought till now was that if a page is cached today, it will be shown in google cache immediately. But today I found that my website was cached on 11-oct-2009, but started displaying that cached page only today. Till yesterday it was showing the cached page on 2-oct-2009.

    I hope it is common and there is nothing wrong with my site :D. Let me know if yours is working differently.

    Thanx.
     
    mejason12, Oct 17, 2009 IP
  2. teamnirvana

    teamnirvana Active Member

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    I have not observed this kind of behaviour from the cached pages.

    Once cached, G displays the actual cached page. The data and the cached page does not mismatch.
     
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  3. agtile

    agtile Active Member

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    In your case you are about 4-7 days out -It is normal,you wont see todays cache today, next cache for your site around 18-20 Oct, Few days after that you will see new cache date again.
    Some sites/blogs with content updated daily show cache change every day or so.
     
    agtile, Oct 17, 2009 IP
  4. mejason12

    mejason12 Active Member Affiliate Manager

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    Thank you agtile. I think that is true. :)
     
    mejason12, Oct 18, 2009 IP
  5. YellowSEO

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    Most of the time, Google will cache a page first, then a little while later, it will show it in the google serps. It's definately not immediate unless it is a very heavily trafficked site.
     
    YellowSEO, Oct 19, 2009 IP
  6. sanjaykrishna

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    It took me 5-6 hrs to cache when I publish a post. But you have to follow some tricks using social networks (though not unethical) to cache in a less time.
     
    sanjaykrishna, Nov 29, 2009 IP
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    One thing is certain and that is how regularly the websites or blogs get updated. For instance if you update your site once a month, the caching and crawling might not be that fast while by frequently addition of fresh contents and materials, the sites get crawled very fast, sometimes even several times a day.
     
    bermuda, Nov 29, 2009 IP