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08-19-2004, 10:57 PM
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What is Google's definition of fresh content?
I have a dynamic home page where I display my listings (not many listings yet).
I hear that Google loves fresh content - does googlebot see that my site is a different file size and spider the page because the listings have changed or does it look at the last modified date, notice it hasn't changed and then not spider the page?
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