Refreshing the site

[darkroom]

Hey Sup Guys,
i have seen many people refreshing their websites every 48 hours on the search engines...Can anyone please tell me how to refresh my site every 48 hours?
Thanks a lot
Sunny
Please help me

[keyplyr]

If you update your page with new content often, Googlebot may crawl more often. Other than that, I know of no way to "refresh my site every 48 hours"

Some Pay For Inclusion (PFI) directories like Inktomi promise to recrawl every 48 hours, however my experience has been that it is more like every 96 hours lately. Check the Pay for Spidering Engines [webmasterworld.com] forum for more info.

[darkroom]

i have seen many companies that provide this service..and even 96 hours would do for me...can you tell me how to do it?
thanks

[mat_bastian]

It's not a service a company can provide. If the spider comes it comes... as far as I know, there is no way of calling one and telling it to updated the index. I think many companies lie or are talking about ppc or some of the pay for inclusions that update more often.

[msr986]

Hey Sunny,

Like keyplyr says, in Google you can get your site 'freshed' just by keeping your site updated frequently.

There is no other way to get Google updated more often.

You can find out more about this by using the WebmasterWorld site search for the term 'google fresh'.

[JayC]

i have seen many companies that provide this service..

I've seen a couple of sites which imply that they have some technique for making sure your site is added within 48 hours and re-spidered that frequently. All that they're doing is avoiding saying directly that they use Inktomi's paid spidering program -- which, as is further obfuscated, would mean that you'd be "refreshed" regularly at only a small subset of the search engines that they talk about on the rest of the site.

But short of that approach -- paying certain certain search engines for the service -- there's nothing you can do to increase the rate at which your site is spidered, other than, as has been mentioned, if you are making regular updates to your site there's a chance Google will discover that and pick you up in their "fresh crawl."