Google Search Results

[zohraan]

Hay there.

I want to see the page age in Google search results, or the date of last update of the page in Google search results. Is it possible. #Help

Thanks !

[gray-fox]

Don't know if it's possible to get that info directly embedded in google search. But if it doesn't matter how you get that info, then most of the time you can get it with "whois" query. E.g. Sites creation date, last modification/update date etc. etc.

[Axon]

You are back. 

[gray-fox]

You are back. 

Yeah:D Been bit busy lately so haven't done much posting, but i still have drop by in EZ in almost daily basis, so i haven't really been gone. I guess it's time to try to be more active once again.[emoji14]

@zohraan Just re-read your post and are you actually really talking about info of a page, as a one page inside a site? Or are you actually talking about info of the site like i first thought.

   

[0E 800]

_{From: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/websearch/u0PfTI3CEvI}

Hmmm... The immediate answer to your questions is: "How long is a piece of string?"

The problem here is that Google's results are in a constant state of flux. If you're looking to find out how long it will take for Google to notice changes you've made to your site, and to then reflect these as ranking adjustments, then the answer is: "Whenever your site is crawled and reindexed."

The best way to keep track of how frequently Google comes calling, is to examine your server access logs. this will give you a general overview of the time spans involved.

Cheers

Sasch

_{From: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/34439?hl=en}

About Google's regular crawling of the web

Google's spiders regularly crawl the web to rebuild our index. Crawls are based on many factors such as PageRank, links to a page, and crawling constraints such as the number of parameters in a URL. Any number of factors can affect the crawl frequency of individual sites.

Our crawl process is algorithmic; computer programs determine which sites to crawl, how often, and how many pages to fetch from each site. We don't accept payment to crawl a site more frequently.

Review:

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/70897?hl=en

[Axon]

Yeah:D Been bit busy lately so haven't done much posting, but i still have drop by in EZ in almost daily basis, so i haven't really been gone. I guess it's time to try to be more active once again.[emoji14]

@zohraan Just re-read your post and are you actually really talking about info of a page, as a one page inside a site? Or are you actually talking about info of the site like i first thought.

   

I meant zohraan? he was active back in 2012, search his name in the forum.

[Kulverstukas]

I meant zohraan? he was active back in 2012, search his name in the forum.

Yes, same here. No one really cares about gray-fox
Zohraan is back with same old writing style

[gray-fox]

Oh shit.. I was wondering how axon posted that, but i thought that, well hell lets answer something. Lol. Well, welocme back to Zohraan then.[emoji12]

I meant zohraan? he was active back in 2012, search his name in the forum.

Yeah i searched now, seemed like he had lot of  stupid queston topics and topic where he puts hackforums listed as first in "favourite hacking forum".. Seems to be intresting old member..

[zohraan]

Thanks dears for giving your nice time. Yes i had to be an old member of EZ, just returned last night as i had forgotten my login details. Now, i am back with a damaged Eye like the robot in Terminator 2 saying, I AM BACK. LOL

Expected nice time with you guys.

@gray-fox: Yes i am concerned with a single/specific page of a site. :-)

@0E 800: Thanks buddy !