Introduction

Best Crawler Control with Learniux’s Robots.txt Generator

Struggling with search engines to index private pages? It’s every blogger’s nightmare:

• A draft post accidentally appears in Google results
• Sensitive /admin/ or /staging/ folders get crawled
• Competitors scrape your exclusive content

These mistakes cost traffic, leak unfinished work, and hurt SEO. But they don’t require coding skills or hours of research to fix.

That’s where Learniux’s free Robots.txt generator comes in. Designed specifically for bloggers, our tool creates W3C-compliant robots.txt files in 3 clicks. No technical skills required. Avoid the risk of accidental site blocks or security holes. Instead:

• Keep private content safe
• Guide crawlers to your best work
• Avoid “death penalty” SEO mistakes like Disallow: /

Why bloggers need precision robots.txt files

Search engine crawlers (like Googlebot) are relentless. Without explicit instructions via robots.txt:

• They index everything - including test pages, duplicate tags or login paths
• They waste crawl budget on low-value URLs instead of your new posts
• They expose vulnerabilities like /wp-admin/ (even on Blogger via custom scripts)

Traditional solutions fail bloggers:

• Manual coding → one syntax error blocks your entire site
• Generic generators → ignore platform-specific traps (e.g., Blogger's /search/ pages)
• Static templates → can't handle multi-crawler rules (Googlebot vs. Bingbot)

How our tool solves this in 3 clicks

Click 1: Target the right crawlers

Choose from:

• Pre-set agents (Googlebot, Bingbot, Baidu)
• Custom agents (e.g., Yeti for specific crawlers)
• Device-specific rules (mobile vs. desktop crawlers)

Why it matters: The rule for Googlebot-Image will not affect Bingbot. Avoids accuracy coverage gaps.

Click 2: Set up bulletproof rules

Use intuitive toggles to:

• Allow access to important paths (/public/, /posts/)
• Disallow crawling of private areas (/drafts/, /temp/)
• Wildcard patterns like Disallow: /*.jpg$ (block all JPEGs)

Real-time validation flags errors - like missing slashes or illegal characters - before they hurt your SEO.

Click 3: Lock down directives

Add:

• Sitemap URL (multiple supported)
• Crawl-delay (slows down aggressive bots)
• Host directive (prefers www or non-www)

Instantly preview the exact file that crawlers will see:

User-agent: Googlebot
Disallow: /private/
Allow: /posts/*
Crawl-delay: 5

Sitemap: https://yourblog.com/sitemap.xml
  

W3C Compliance Advantage

Unlike amateur tools, our strict standards are enforced:

• Automatically classifies directives by priority
• Blocks invalid syntax (e.g., Allow: /folder*)
• Uses correct capitalization (User-agent: not user-agent:)

Result: Zero risk of crawlers misreading your rules.

Built for Blogger realities

We’ve optimized for your workflow:

• Mobile-responsive design: Edit robots.txt on your phone while traveling
• 1-click preset: “Blogger Starter” template pre-blocks /search/ and /p/
• Import/Edit: Modify existing files in seconds
• Zero data tracking: GDPR-compliant client-side processing

“My travel blog’s staging area was leaking to Bing. Learniux’s tool blocked it in 2 minutes – no more sleepless nights!”
– Priya R., Food & Travel Blogger

Ready to take control?

Fix indexing errors → Protect content → Rank higher.

Create your Robots.txt now

Free ∙ No signup ∙ Optimized for bloggers

Pro tip: Bookmark the tool! Update your robots.txt whenever you add restricted sections (e.g., members-only areas).

Why is robots.txt important?

The foundation of SEO

Robots.txt is the name of a file that acts as a "security guard" for your website. This file tells search engine crawlers which parts of the site they should access and which parts they should stay away from.

Blocking sensitive areas:

This is very important for bloggers. For example:

• /wp-admin/ (WordPress admin panel)
• /draft/ (draft pages)
• /login/ (personal login pages)

Blocking URLs like these provides protection from hackers and prevents Google from indexing unnecessary pages.

Directing crawlers to important content:

By placing rules like Allow: /blog/ in robots.txt, you can tell search engines to focus on your main blog posts, services, or products. This will help your important pages get indexed faster and rank better in the SERPs.

Avoiding Disaster

Many bloggers unknowingly make fatal mistakes in robots.text, which can cause an entire site to disappear from search results!

Most Common Mistake: Disallow: /

This rule blocks the entire website from search engines. In 2023, TechCrunch reported that 18% of websites disappeared from Google search due to this mistake.

Learniux Solution: Our generator carefully avoids this rule. When you type Disallow: /, it displays a red warning and asks you for confirmation.

Other Dangers:

• Disallow: /sitemap.xml (Blocking sitemaps breaks indexing)
• Disallow: /css/ (Blocking CSS breaks webpages)

Crawl Budget Optimization

Search engines like Google and Bing have a limited amount of time to crawl each site. This is called the "crawl budget". This budget can be allocated wisely by using robots.text properly.

Prioritize fresh content:

For example, for a blogger site:

User-agent: *
Disallow: /search/ # Blogger's thin content pages
Allow: /2024/ # new posts
  

This causes crawlers to focus on newer articles rather than older archives.

Tips for mobile crawling:

Google now uses "mobile-first indexing". So add separate rules:

User-agent: Googlebot-Mobile  
Allow: /mobile-posts/  
  

The Power of Sitemaps:

Adding Sitemap: https://yourblog.com.com/sitemap.xml to robots.txt helps Google find all your pages faster.

More benefits:

1. Security: Hide sensitive data from crawlers.
2. SEO Boost: Fresh content gets indexed faster, increasing traffic.
3. Speed: Crawlers don't waste unnecessary URLs.

Tip: You can set it all up in 90 seconds using Learniux's generator. It's free, mobile-friendly, and keeps your robots.txt safe from errors.

Tool Walkthrough: Key Features (Mobile-Optimized Interface)

1. Click Presets

Quick Solution for Beginners

• "Allow All": Allows all crawlers to crawl the entire site (for optimal SEO start).
• "Block All": Hides the entire site from search engines via Disallow: / (for temporary maintenance).
• "Blog Template": Customized for bloggers:

Disallow: /search/ # Block thin content
Allow: /*.css$ # Allow CSS files
  

Mobile advantage: Three options in just one tap - faster decisions on a small screen.

2. Multi-crawler rules

Control different search bots at the same time

• Preset crawlers: Googlebot, Bingbot, Baiduspider (for Asian SEO).
• Custom agents: Enter Facebookbot or specific scrapers.
• Mobile/desktop distinction: Set separate rules for Googlebot-Mobile.

Example:

User-agent: Googlebot  
Disallow: /drafts/  

User-agent: Googlebot-Image  
Allow: /featured-images/  
  

Mobile Advantage: Add a new User-agent section with a swipe, no complexity!

3. Live Preview

Identify errors early, make real-time corrections

• Syntax highlighting: Disallow (red), Allow (green), Sitemap (blue).
• Auto-Correction: Fix incorrect patterns (e.g. Disallow: *?id=) by tapping on the red mark.
• Mobile Friendly: Preview pane automatically goes full-screen when the device is rotated.
  Blogger Tip: Enter a blog post URL in the "URL Tester" to check if it will be indexed.

4. Import/Edit

Easily edit existing robots.txt files

• File Upload: Select a file from Blogger's "File Manager".
• Auto-Parsing: The tool divides into:
  User-agent groups
  Invalid directives (shows an alert)
  Missing sitemap
• Mobile Friendly: Tap on the upload icon > Select from gallery > Parses in 2 seconds.

5. Wildcard support

Exact control with advanced patterns

• * (star): Match any characters. E.g. /tag/* blocks all tag pages.
• $ (dollar): Control the end of the URL. E.g. /*.jpg$ blocks all JPG images.
• Combo patterns: /admin/*.php$ → Block PHP files in the admin folder.
  Mobile advantage: See an example of each symbol by tapping the tooltips (ℹ️).

Special advantages of the mobile interface:

• One-handed operation
  Buttons at the bottom of the screen (in the thumb zone) - control with just your thumb.
• Offline use
  Settings are saved in the browser cache - edit even when there is no net.
• 3G optimization
  Only 150KB of code - loads instantly even where the internet is weak.
• Blogger Integration
  Copy the code > Paste the HTML widget into your Blogger dashboard > Post.
  
  by Learniux Promise: No data collection, free, always up to date.

Real usage example:

On my food blog, Googlebot will only crawl the recipe page, but will block the /test/ folder. Bingbot can crawl everything. Got this setup done in 5 minutes on mobile!

Steps:

1. Select Googlebot → Add Disallow: /test/
2. Select Bingbot → Tap the "Allow All" preset
3. Enter the submit URL in the sitemap field
4. Press the "Download .TXT" button → Upload to Blogger

Step-by-step usage guide: Robots.txt generator tool

1. Select crawlers: Control search engines

Use presets:
Choose from "Googlebot" (desktop), "Googlebot-Mobile" (mobile), "Bingbot" or "Baiduspider". Separate rules can be set for each search engine.
Example: If you only want to allow Google on your blog, just select "Googlebot".

Add custom agents:
Click the "Add User-Agent" button and type in the name of any crawler (e.g.: "Yandex"). This is useful for blocking specialized scrapers (e.g.: "SemrushBot").

Important:

• Each User-agent is added as a separate group.
• Apply device-specific rules using the "Mobile/Desktop Toggle".

2. Add rules: Define Allow/Disallow paths

Adding a basic rule:

1. Click the "+ Add Rule" button.
2. Select Allow or Disallow from the dropdown.
3. Enter the path (eg: /private/, /drafts/).

Advanced patterns:

• * (wildcard): Matches any character (eg: /images/*.jpg).
• $ (end slash): Specifies the end of the URL (eg: /post/$).
  Effect: Disallow: /search/* → Blocks Blogger's search pages.

Avoid common mistakes:

• Disallow: / (Don't block the entire site!)
• Maintain consistency between Allow and Disallow.

Golden tip for bloggers:

Disallow: /search/ → This rule hides "thin content" (pages with little text) on Blogger sites from Google. This is important for improving search rankings!

3. Set Directives: Sitemap and Crawl Speed

Sitemap URL:

• Enter the blog's XML sitemap (e.g.: https://yourblog.com/sitemap.xml).
• If more than one, separate them with a comma.

Crawl Delay:

• Use the slider to set the time in seconds (0 to 30).
• Suggested Value: Crawl-delay: 5 if your blog hosting is weak.

Host Directive (Optional):
Use the toggle to prioritize "www.yourblog.com" vs "yourblog.com".

4. Preview and Download: The Final Touch

Real-time preview panel:
You'll see syntax-highlighted output that auto-updates after each change. Check:

• Do all rules look correct?
• Are user agents grouped?

Download Options:

1. Download .txt: Save as a robots.txt file.
2. Copy to Clipboard: Copy the code and paste it into the Blogger dashboard.
3. Auto-Save: Saves the configuration in the browser (for reuse).

Special Tips for Blogger

1. Backup: Save the original robots.txt before changing the code.
2. Use Google Search Console: Check the new file in the "Robots.txt Tester" tool.
3. Wait 48 hours: Give search engines time to process the new rules.
   "User-agent: * Sets the basic rules for all crawlers. But don't forget to do separate optimizations for Googlebot!"

5 Practical Robots.txt Tips for Bloggers

✅ Allow Search Engines to Do These Things:

A common mistake is to block /sitemap.xml, /feed/ and important pages. Allowing such pages is the foundation of SEO:

• Sitemap.xml: Shows search engines a map of your blog. If blocked, new posts will not be indexed quickly.
• /feed/: If blocked, RSS feeds will stop subscribers from getting updated information.
• Key Categories: Never block traffic-generating pages like /topics/seo-tips/.

Example:

User-agent: *  
Allow: /sitemap.xml  
Allow: /feed/  
Allow: /category/seo-guides/   
  

❌ Never block CSS/JS files:

Most bloggers do accidental damage by using Disallow: /*.js$ or Disallow: /*.css?*. The consequences of this are:

1. Rendering is poor: Search engines display pages partially.
2. Crawl budget is wasted: Bots repeatedly check blocked files.
3. Rankings drop: Google considers such sites as "Broken".

Solution:

# Error
Disallow: /assets/*.js$

# Correct
Allow: /assets/   
  

🔍 Test with Google Search Console:

Don't just upload robots.txt! Check in 3 steps:

1. Enter your page URL in the URL Inspection tool.
2. Check the Coverage Report: If you see a "Blocked by robots.txt" error, fix it immediately.
3. Live Testing: Read the results using the robots.txt editor right in GSC.

Guiding Principle: Check the "Crawl Stats" report once a week. If "Blocked URLs" increase, check immediately.

📱 Focus on mobile crawlers:

Googlebot-Mobile is a different user-agent, and bloggers ignore it. Do this:

1. Create separate rules:

User-agent: Googlebot  
Disallow: /print-version/  

User-agent: Googlebot-Mobile  
Disallow: /amp-pages/   
  

2. Mobile-specific blocks:

Block AMP pages as duplicate content

Block /m/ or /mobile/ folders for desktop crawlers only if they are used

3. Increase crawl delay: To reduce server load on mobile devices:

User-agent: Googlebot-Mobile  
Crawl-delay: 7    
  

3 Golden Rules

• Don't go live without testing: A small mistake can reduce traffic by 90% in 7 days.
• Keep it simple: 50+ rules in a robots.txt slows down Google crawling.
• Use according to Blogger's specifications:
  - Disallow /search/ (Blogger's internal search generates thin content)
  - Allow /p/ and /2025/ paths (main URLs of posts)

📝 Remember: robots.txt is a "please do not crawl" rule. It's essential to keep confidential pages password-protected!

Try all these tips with Learniux's Robots.txt Generator:

➡️ 1-click presets
➡️ Mobile-optimized interface
➡️ Real-time error correction

Why use Learniux’s Robots.txt Generator?

When it comes to robots.txt generators, there are many tools available. But what makes Learniux’s tool unique? Here’s a deeper dive:

1. 100% in-browser (no data tracking)

Most tools send your data to the server. This can be a privacy risk! Learniux’s tool is completely client-side. This means:

• Your robots.txt configuration never goes to our servers.
• Your URL, user information, or SEO strategy is not tracked.
• It is fully compliant with GDPR/CCPA laws, especially important for European and California users.

Example: If you are working on a bank blog, it is safe to use it to hide sensitive URLs (eg: /admin/).

2. Automatic syntax correction

The rules of robots.txt files are strict. One wrong symbol (* instead of ^) can stop the entire site from crawling! Learniux Tool:

• Provides real-time validation with every change.
• Errors are highlighted in red (e.g.: Disallow: *?id=).
• Wildcards are automatically closed (e.g.: /img/ → /img/*$).

Benefit for bloggers: You don't need to remember the technical rules of robots.txt. The tool explains concepts like "path endings" ($).

3. Saving local configuration

Bloggers often close or change browsers. This tool automatically saves your progress to the browser's local storage. Benefits:

• All rules persist even after page reloads.
• You can start on one device and finish on another (e.g.: mobile → desktop).
• Ability to save different projects (e.g.: "main blog", "subproject").

Caution: Data is saved only on your device. It can be lost if you run the cleaner!

4. Mobile-friendly design

In today's world, bloggers often work from their phones. This tool is optimized for all screen sizes:

• On mobile: Large input fields, touch-friendly buttons.
• Preview pane: Independently scrollable (even on small screens).
• Offline support: Works even on weak networks thanks to browser cache.

Real-world use: Edit rules for Googlebot-Mobile while on the go or download robots.txt from the coffee shop!

5. Additional benefits (unlike other tools)

• Professional presets: Options like "Block All" are just 1 click away.
• Multi-language support: 20+ languages including Marathi, Hindi, English.
• Sitemap Multiple URLs: Facility to enter multiple sitemaps.
• Free and hassle-free: No login, subscription.

Robots.txt Generator by Learniux is a highly reliable tool for bloggers, SEO beginners and professionals. It maintains privacy, prevents technical errors, and is easy to use on mobile. This tool not only creates files but also secures your entire SEO infrastructure.

SEO Robots.txt Examples

1. Standard Robots.txt for Bloggers (W3C-Compliant)

User-agent: *  
Disallow: /search/  
Allow: /  

Sitemap: https://www.yourblog.com/sitemap.xml     
  

2. Enhanced Robots.txt with Crawler-Specific Rules

# Googlebot (Desktop + Mobile)  
User-agent: Googlebot  
Disallow: /private/  
Allow: /public/*$  
Crawl-delay: 2  

# Bingbot  
User-agent: Bingbot  
Disallow: /drafts/  
Allow: /images/*.jpg$  

# Block Bad Bots  
User-agent: AhrefsBot  
Disallow: /  
User-agent: SemrushBot  
Disallow: /  

# Global Rules  
User-agent: *  
Disallow: /search/  
Disallow: /admin/  
Disallow: /login.php  
Allow: /wp-content/uploads/*.png$  

# Sitemaps  
Sitemap: https://www.yourblog.com/sitemap.xml  
Sitemap: https://www.yourblog.com/image-sitemap.xml     
  

3. For Blogger Platforms

User-agent: *  
Disallow: /search/  
Disallow: /p/  
Allow: /*.css  
Allow: /*.js  

Sitemap: https://yourblog.blogspot.com/sitemap.xml     
  

4. E-commerce Site (WordPress/WooCommerce)

User-agent: *  
Disallow: /cart/  
Disallow: /checkout/  
Disallow: /my-account/  
Disallow: /wp-admin/  
Disallow: /?s=  
Allow: /wp-content/uploads/  
Allow: /product/*.html$  

Sitemap: https://www.example.com/sitemap_index.xml  
Crawl-delay: 3     
  

5. News Portal (High Traffic)

User-agent: Googlebot-News  
Allow: /  

User-agent: *  
Disallow: /search/  
Disallow: /archive?year=  
Disallow: /user/  
Disallow: /admin/  
Allow: /article/*  
Allow: /images/*.webp$  

# Block AI scrapers  
User-agent: ChatGPT-User  
Disallow: /  
User-agent: Anthropic-ai  
Disallow: /  

Sitemap: https://news.example.com/news-sitemap.xml     
  

6. Photographer Portfolio (Static Site)

User-agent: *  
Disallow: /contact-form/  
Disallow: /client-login/  
Allow: /gallery/*  
Allow: /*.jpg$  
Allow: /*.png$  

# Special rules for image search  
User-agent: Googlebot-Image  
Allow: /  
Crawl-delay: 5  

Host: www.example.com     
  

7. Multilingual Corporate Site

# Global rules  
User-agent: *  
Disallow: /cgi-bin/  
Disallow: /temp/  
Disallow: /internal/  

# English section  
User-agent: Googlebot  
Allow: /en/blog/  
Disallow: /en/drafts/  

# Japanese section  
User-agent: Googlebot  
Allow: /ja/blog/  
Disallow: /ja/development/  

Sitemap: https://www.example.com/sitemap_en.xml  
Sitemap: https://www.example.com/sitemap_ja.xml     
  

8. Video Streaming Platform

User-agent: *  
Disallow: /user/  
Disallow: /billing/  
Disallow: /*?autoplay=  
Disallow: /*?session_id=  
Allow: /thumbnails/*  
Allow: /genre/*  

# Block video scrapers  
User-agent: youtube-dl  
Disallow: /  
User-agent: VLC  
Disallow: /  

# Allow Google video bot  
User-agent: Googlebot-Video  
Allow: /  

Sitemap: https://videos.example.com/video-sitemap.xml     
  

9. Basic Allow-All Configuration

User-agent: *  
Allow: /  
Disallow:  

Sitemap: https://www.example.com/sitemap.xml     
  

10. Complete Blocking (Maintenance Mode)

User-agent: *  
Disallow: /  

# Temporary exception for admins  
User-agent: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; AdminBot)  
Allow: /     
  

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a robots.txt file?

A robots.txt (.txt) file is a simple text file that is placed in the root directory of a website. It instructs search engine crawlers which URLs on a site to crawl or avoid. This is important for SEO because it optimizes crawl budget, hides sensitive pages, and avoids duplicate content issues. For example, bloggers can solve "thin content" issues by blocking the /search/ page.

2. Is there a fee to use this tool?

No, Learniux's Robots.txt Generator is completely free. No subscription, login, or credit card details are required. It is an open-source tool that makes SEO optimization accessible to anyone. We do not rely on advertising, we prioritize user experience.

3. Can I edit my existing robots.txt file?

Yes! You can upload your current robots.txt file using the "Import" button. The tool will automatically analyze it, fix syntax errors, and allow you to edit the rules. After updating, you can re-download it. This is especially useful during site migrations.

4. When to use the crawl-delay directive?

Set the crawl-delay when your server is experiencing high traffic load (e.g., an e-commerce sale or a new blog launch). It tells crawlers to wait a specific number of seconds (e.g., 5-10) between requests. For a normal blog, this is unnecessary, as excessive usage can slow down indexing.

5. How to set up robots.txt for a multi-language blog?

Create separate rules for language-specific URLs. For example:

User-agent: *
Disallow: /en/private/ # Private pages in English
Disallow: /mr/private/ # Private pages in Marathi   
  

The Learniux tool has a feature to add custom comments for each user-agent section, which makes such configuration easy.

6. How to use wildcards ( and $)?*

• * : Includes any character in the path (e.g., /tag/* will block /tag/photo/, /tag/video/).
• $ : Indicates the end of the URL (e.g., /*.jpg$ will block only .jpg files).
  Alert: Disallow: * Never use, it will block the entire site! The tool will automatically save you from such mistakes.

7. What rules are mandatory for Blogger?

• Allow: /feeds/posts/default, /sitemap.xml
• Block: /search/, /p/ (custom pages), /profile/
• Important: Allow: /*.css and Allow: /*.js, otherwise Google cannot render the page!
  The tool's "Blogger Template" preset sets this to automatic.

8. Will this tool work on mobile?

Yes! The tool is fully responsive. On your phone, you can:

• Collapse/expand user-agent sections
• Use the large (+) button to add rules
• The download button is touch-friendly
  Offline support saves your progress even on weak networks.

9. How long will my configuration be saved?

All your settings are stored in the browser's local storage. They will persist until you:

• Clear the browser cache
• Press the "Reset" button
• Change devices (use "Export Config" to switch desktop → mobile).

10. How to check if Google is reading robots.txt correctly?

1. Type any URL into Google Search Console > URL Inspection tool.
2. If you see "robots.txt: Blocked" in the "Coverage" section, your rule is wrong.
3. Pre-check using the Learniux tool's "URL Tester", which emulates specific crawlers like Googlebot-Mobile.

Resources and references

1. Google: Robots.txt Basics
https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/robots/intro
Google's official guide. Explains how crawling works, correct syntax examples, and common mistakes. A must-have for every blogger.

2. RFC 9309: Robots.txt Protocol Standard
https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9309.html
An updated standard approved by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). Technical details for advanced users.

3. Bing Webmaster Tools: Robots.txt Guidelines
https://www.bing.com/webmasters/help/how-to-create-a-robots-txt-file-cb7c31ec
Simple rules for creating Bing-friendly robots.txt. Especially useful for the "Crawl-delay" and "Sitemap" directives.

4. Google Search Console: URL Inspection Tool
https://search.google.com/search-console
Check if your robots.txt is visible to Google crawlers. Real-time reports and diagnoses crawl errors.

5. W3C: Robots.txt Validation Service
https://validator.w3.org/services
Automatic syntax error detection tool. Checks the structure and precedence of rules.

6. Wikipedia: Robots Exclusion Standard
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robots.txt
Historical context and development timeline. Comparative information on the behavior of different search engines.

7. Moz: The Ultimate Guide to Robots.txt
https://moz.com/learn/seo/robotstxt
Practical tips from an SEO perspective. Focuses on sitemap integration and crawl budget management.

8. Google Rich Results Test
https://search.google.com/test/rich-results
By entering a URL or direct code, identify whether "rich results" such as FAQ/Carousel/Breadcrumbs appear correctly in Google. Automatically shows crawlable obstacles (such as robots.txt errors).

9. TechnicalSEO: Robots.txt Tester
https://technicalseo.com/tools/robots-txt/
A tool for checking URL-specific permissions. Shows "Allow/Disallow" status for specific user-agents.

10. Sitemaps.org Protocol
https://www.sitemaps.org/protocol.html
The official rules for properly adding sitemap URLs. Standards for the structure and validity of XML files.

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Control your site's visibility, create a perfect robots.txt in 60 seconds!

Don't let crawl errors ruin your SEO! Learniux's free, signup-free tool creates robots.txt files accurately according to W3C-standards. Whether blocking hidden pages, guiding Googlebot or optimizing crawl budget, you can succeed on the first try.

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