- Feb 7, 2009
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Everyone tracks average position because it tells you what Google shows you.
But almost no one tracks crawl stats the metric that tells you what Google actually believes about your site.
Here’s the truth:
Stop tracking rankings. Start tracking trust.
If you want the real health score of your site, check it here:
GSC → Settings → Crawl Stats
Most people ignore it. That’s why it’s a competitive advantage.
Anyone here tracking their crawl rate spikes lately seeing trust gains or trust drops?
But almost no one tracks crawl stats the metric that tells you what Google actually believes about your site.
Here’s the truth:
- If your crawl rate drops → your relevance is slipping.
Google is quietly reducing its attention.
- If your crawl rate spikes → your updates are getting validated.
Google is investing more crawl budget because it trusts your changes.
Stop tracking rankings. Start tracking trust.
If you want the real health score of your site, check it here:
GSC → Settings → Crawl Stats
Most people ignore it. That’s why it’s a competitive advantage.
Anyone here tracking their crawl rate spikes lately seeing trust gains or trust drops?