If you've made updates to your Google Site or personal website, you may want to request that Google \"crawl\" your site.<\/p>\n
Crawling is a software process that takes a full snapshot of all the content on a particular webpage. That snapshot is what search engines use to direct users to your site. That means that if you've made significant changes to your website, but Google has not yet collected the most recent snapshot, people won't be directed to your new content.<\/p>\n
If you need Google to crawl your updated site, here's how to do it. <\/p>\n
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2. Enter the URL of your Google Site under \"URL Prefix.\"<\/p>\n
4. After completing whichever process you've selected, Google Search Console should confirm your site has been automatically verified.<\/p>\n
5. In the confirmation message box, click \"Go to property.\" <\/p>\n
7. Copy and paste the URL of your site into the tool's search box at the top of the page. <\/p>\n
8. Once the search process is complete, click \"Test Live URL\" in the dashboard's upper-left corner. <\/p>\n
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