Baidu snapshots have nothing to do with website weight-so lee said
For a long time, some webmasters have had some misunderstandings about the update time of Baidu's snapshots, believing that there is a certain relationship between the update time of the website's snapshot and the weight status of the website. The more frequently the snapshot is updated, the higher the weight of the website. On the contrary, the lower the weight.
In fact, there is no direct relationship between the update frequency of website snapshots and the weight.
Why are Baidu snapshots updated?
First of all, we need to clarify that the frequency of grabbing web pages and the frequency of updating snapshots are two completely different concepts.
For each website included by Baidu, baiduspider will constantly check whether there are new pages based on the frequency of updates to its website content. Normally, the scraping frequency of Baiduspider will be consistent with the speed at which the website generates new content. Generally speaking, updates refer to Baiduspider's scraping of web page content.
For each newly crawled or newly inspected web page, we will create an index at different speeds based on its importance and its timeliness value. The commonly referred to snapshot update time refers to the index time. For some web pages with important content frequently updated, we will create an index faster. If a webpage is just a general text change or the content has no time-sensitive value, it may not be considered by search engines to have the value of quickly updating the index. Even if a Baidu spider re-crawls the webpage content, its snapshot may not be updated quickly., but this does not mean that it is not important or that Baidu updates are very slow.
Why does snapshot time go backwards?
A snapshot of an important web page is often stored in the search engine database with multiple snapshots of the web page, which are captured at different times. In some very special cases, the search engine system may choose a different version of the snapshot from the current search result, resulting in a snapshot time lapse. This has no effect on the performance of the site in search engines, nor does it mean that search engines have reduced the weight of the site.
To sum up, the update of snapshots is directly related to whether important new content appears in the page, but not directly related to the "weight" and "K" of the website itself. Webmasters do not have to pay too much attention to the snapshot time of the website. We recommend that webmasters focus on the content construction of the website. Only by improving the content value and retrieval experience of the website can they be trusted by users and search engines.