How to Avoid Google Capture Blocking

Make sure the website is friendly to search engines: Use appropriate meta tags and HTTP header information, such as the noindex tag, to control the pages that you don't want to be indexed by Google.

Set robots.txt file reasonably: By setting appropriate rules in robots.txt, Google crawler can be prevented from crawling specific pages or the whole website.

Use site maps: Site maps help Google understand the structure of your website and point out important pages, which will help Google grab these pages first.

Avoid using infinite scrolling pagination: Infinite scrolling may cause Google crawler to waste resources, and a pagination version should be provided to facilitate crawling.

Monitor the crawling error: Monitor the crawling situation of Google crawler through Google Search Console, and solve the crawling errors or problems in time.

Optimize server performance: Ensure that the server responds quickly and avoid affecting the access and crawling efficiency of Google Crawler due to server problems.

Rational use of JavaScript: Due to the limited parsing ability of Google Crawler to JavaScript, we should ensure that key content is presented in the form of text, or use structured data to enhance the crawlability of content.

Pay attention to the loading speed of the page: Improving the loading speed of the page will help Google crawler to crawl the website content more efficiently.

Adapt to mobile-first indexing: As Google turns to mobile-first indexing, make sure your website performs well on mobile devices for better crawling and indexing.

Avoid content duplication: Repetitive content may disperse the weight of pages, and similar or repeated pages should be merged as much as possible to improve the weight of a single page.

Through the above measures, you can effectively avoid Google's crawling blockade and improve the visibility and ranking of websites in Google search.