what is difference between cached and index ?
Please give me relevant answer of my question as soon as possible.. Cache of a web page means crawling of a page by Google. In this google only reads your page. And in indexing Google provides a particular rank to your website in the search results. This rank may be anywhere based on the quality of your page (like in top 10 or top 100 or top 1000 etc.). Index is the main crawl or first crawl of the SE on certain site while cache is the history of crawl (when it is being crawled). Cache means the it's the snap shot of Google spider when it crawl the page it clearly mention the date and time and Index means the web page will come through search engine result pages. If you're cached, you're indexed.
A cached version of something, is basically a memory of what something looked like previously in time. Quote: Originally Posted by ScaleMatrix
If you're cached, you're indexed.
A cached version of something, is basically a memory of what something looked like previously in time. What you say is right if the content is unique content
Many webmaster will found that their page get cache but not indexed due to google consider their content as "duplicate" index is the list maintained by google. n cache is the image of the webpage maitained by google. cache holds the contents of all the web pages that you visited during a session and it monitors the requests for HTML pages, image files and saves copies for itself. Indexing is the storage of new elements in the search engine's database after updation.. "Practically every search result
Please give me relevant answer of my question as soon as possible.. Cache of a web page means crawling of a page by Google. In this google only reads your page. And in indexing Google provides a particular rank to your website in the search results. This rank may be anywhere based on the quality of your page (like in top 10 or top 100 or top 1000 etc.). Index is the main crawl or first crawl of the SE on certain site while cache is the history of crawl (when it is being crawled). Cache means the it's the snap shot of Google spider when it crawl the page it clearly mention the date and time and Index means the web page will come through search engine result pages. If you're cached, you're indexed.
A cached version of something, is basically a memory of what something looked like previously in time. Quote: Originally Posted by ScaleMatrix
If you're cached, you're indexed.A cached version of something, is basically a memory of what something looked like previously in time. What you say is right if the content is unique content
Many webmaster will found that their page get cache but not indexed due to google consider their content as "duplicate" index is the list maintained by google. n cache is the image of the webpage maitained by google. cache holds the contents of all the web pages that you visited during a session and it monitors the requests for HTML pages, image files and saves copies for itself. Indexing is the storage of new elements in the search engine's database after updation.. "Practically every search result