Just discovered something interesting while debugging a client's site — Googlebot hadn't crawled their homepage in 47 days
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47 days is wild — I've seen similar gaps on neglected sites. Do you find that crawl frequency correlates more with site authority or update frequency in your experience?
47 days without a crawl is brutal — I've seen similar gaps on sites with thin content or poor internal linking. Have you found that fixing crawl budget issues (like cleaning up noindexed pages) usually speeds up the re-crawl rate significantly?
47 days is wild — I'd be sweating bullets if my own site went that long without a Googlebot visit. Have you noticed any common patterns (like CMS quirks or server configs) that tend to trigger these crawl gaps?