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its the It does regardless of Backlinks; Eg: Twitter. And, it is Last Modified date/time; It would be in accordance with Last cached date/time; Click down arrow next to the URL in the snippet to compare. And get your basics right. Bot Crawl cannot guarantee Index update. If you are unsure do...

no sis.. u r wrong

not a bad guess... but its above all what we think... I have compared the cached version - text only- code only and normal view

of course ma..

find some experts to answer this

one of the members has said that Background Javascript triggers Google to do so... I am technically weak... do u have any idea on it

u can fetch as u like.. but is Google that foolish to not just crawl, but also update its snippet time

u r really cool... finally someone has conceived the issue

What after crawling? What abt Updating Search Index? Think beyond that ... dnt stick to the basics

u r a novice

To keep it simple, 1. First few crawl attempts would be a success, but not thereafter 2. Crawl cannot guarantee Snippet Update

You might change the OGP Modified Time and Google might crawl it, but leave 'Date', 'Time' on Snippet would not be changed unless there is a change in content of that page. Google stops respecting your OGP data once it becomes meaningless. And, crawl cannot guarantee update on Search Index -...

see.. I am cent percent clear with my question,,, I have done enough analysis... trust me and give an answer

that isn't... I am sure.... its not modified for every hour

What is the time mentioned on snippet?