What is Google Crawling and Indexing in SEO?
 

What is Google Crawling and Indexing in SEO?

Crawling is the process of an search engine request and Indexing is the result of webpages crawled.

Google can index more and crawl quickly if you fetching your link in webmaster tools.

Crawling means sucking content without processing the results. Crawlers are rather dumb processes that fetch content supplied by Web servers answering (HTTP) requests of requested URIs, delivering those contents to other processes.

Indexing means making sense out of the retrieved contents, storing the processing results in a (more or less complex) document index. Link analysis is a way to measure URI importance, popularity, trustworthiness and so on. Link analysis is often just a helper within the indexing process, sometimes the end in itself, but traditionally a task of the indexer, not the crawler.

crawling is the process when the page gets fetched and Indexing means search engine robot crawl the web pages, saved the information and it appear in the search engine.

When Search engine Spider/crawler search your site in the Internet then the process called crawling.The search engines are constantly sending out spiders/bots and crawlers to discover which websites contain the most relevant information related to the certain keywords.