What is the difference between Indexing and Caching?

Indexing is a process to make a webpage searchable on search engine whereas the process of caching refers to providing a reprinting content snapshot.

For example, if we uploaded a new website, then first of all search engine crawler will read the site and after that, it will store all its contents in its Index Data Base in a different format (by giving priority to the h1, h2, or bold, title, meta tags etc.), it will not place content as it was published. As a result, the site will appear in search results for optimized keywords.

Google also takes a snapshot of each page on a website and stores it in a different data base which is known as cache data base. If you click on the “Cached” link, you will see the web page as it looked when we indexed it. while, Google creates the index and the database of documents that it accesses when processing a query.

What is Google Bombing / Google Bomb?

Google Bombing is one of the traditional SEO techniques in which spammers used to build back links in bulk with a common anchor text which is not related with the subject matter of the concerned website in order to get top positions on the search engine result pages (SERP).

It is related to Spamdexing, which is one of the SEO techniques to change on page factors like repeating unrelated keywords in Meta Tags or in the content section to get higher ranking in search engines.

How to do SEO for a Flash Website?

SEO for a flash website is not a big worry these days because Google has updated its indexing algorithm. Due to this major update search engine spider can easily crawl textual content contained in a SWF file (SWF stand for Small Web Format which is a repository for multimedia and vector graphic). Adobe is sharing its flash technology with Google and Yahoo to make flash websites readable by search engine bots.

For more information about FLASH SEO please visit these links:

1. Improved Flash indexing
2. SWF searchability FAQ
3. 5 Steps for Building a SEO-Friendly Flash Site Using SWFObject and SWFAddress