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The indexing of your contents by Google is controlled by a set of algorithms that contemplate client requests and quality checks. These computer algorithms are run by editorial policies that prevent users from security breaches such as accessing web pages that contain pirated information or contents that may be having viruses. In case you develop a website but do not provide a sitemap, Google searches the terms used in your content and then index the content on your website. But if you block your content from being accessed by crawlers, then indexing by Google’s systems may not be possible.
The spidering process starts with a spider program running through a tag cloud list and sitemaps that are provisioned by the website owners. As the crawlers visit these sites, they identify the links in the site and use them to identify other links to external webpages by the use of “six degrees of separation.” The spider gives proper consideration to dead links, new links, and updates to existing links. Every word that is found in a webpage is added as an entry and the webpage indexed by adding the entries of all the terms it consists. A full-text index of the words found in the specified webpage is made so that queries against character data can locate the content being searched more easily. However, the stop words are never added as entries but instead, are excluded because they may not give relevant results during searching. When the entries are made, Google uses the reverse index in indexing the entries. In this system of indexing, the text elements are arranged alongside the archives which contain those specific elements. Once you do searches for the indexed content in the webpages, the results are stored in the cache memory of a browser. Therefore, helping you to find what you are looking for quickly in case you do the same searches in the future.
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