How to Check If Your Website Is in Common Crawl
Learn how to search Common Crawl for exact website URLs, interpret CDXJ records, troubleshoot missing captures, and separate archives from AI visibility.
Learn how to search Common Crawl for exact website URLs, interpret CDXJ records, troubleshoot missing captures, and separate archives from AI visibility.
Learn how to allow, limit, or block Common Crawl CCBot on WordPress, verify genuine requests, and avoid confusing crawl activity with AI visibility.
Configure Meta-ExternalAgent, Meta-ExternalFetcher and FacebookExternalHit in WordPress without breaking social previews or confusing crawler access with AI visibility.
Learn how to configure Amazonbot, Amzn-SearchBot, and Amzn-User in WordPress robots.txt, verify genuine requests, and avoid common access mistakes.
Configure Applebot and Applebot-Extended in WordPress while keeping search crawling, model-training preferences, and live AI answer controls separate.
Audit Bing and Copilot crawlability in WordPress using robots.txt, Bing Webmaster Tools, sitemaps, IndexNow, page signals, and verified server logs.
Configure ClaudeBot, Claude-SearchBot, and Claude-User separately in WordPress robots.txt for clear training, search, and user-retrieval policies.
Configure PerplexityBot correctly in WordPress, understand why Perplexity-User differs, and verify genuine requests through server and firewall logs.
Configure Google-Extended separately from Googlebot in WordPress robots.txt without accidentally blocking Google Search, AI Overviews, or AI Mode.
A practical WordPress audit for nosnippet, max-snippet, data-nosnippet, noindex, response headers, plugin settings, and Search Console verification.