Site Indexed more by Googlebot after Adsense?

[greeneagle]

Just a simple poll for webmasters to see if they have observed what we have from our stats after joining Adsense?

[JohnHocking]

Since adding the Adsence to my website,
Google visits dozens if not hundreds of times
a day.

My logs are filled with the google mediaparter bot
visit.

I have a dynamic site and over 860 pages are now
indexed into Google.

[HCLPfan]

Hmmm, I'm not really sure if adsense had anything to do with it, but I currently receive 60+ hits from googlebot a day, I think adsense helped a little tho

[trsiyengar]

JohnHocking wrote:

"my logs are filled with the Google mediaparter bot visit"

HCLPfan wrote:

"I currently receive 60+ hits from google a day, I think adsense helped a little tho"

But does this mean your revenue really increased? Or just only your hit counter statistics! I am curious to know, if this adsense will help make a little extra money; just because the system is mostly Pay per click and not per banner view.

I will be grateful concerned could throw some light on this.
Thanks,
TRS Iyengar
http://www.trsiyengar.com

[freecall]

I definitely noticed a lot more activity from google when I added their adsense scripts in November - only thing is I haven't received any cheques yet????? - anybody else vouch for the cheques?

[eschulp]

Before using AdSense (despite submitting our url) we didn't see googlebot spidering. The very day we were in the AdSense program, the bots flocked to our site. Our logs now show 'em there at least 10 times a day.

[fasteddie]

Haven't seen any increase (above the normal upward trend) in Googlebot but obviously the Mediabot is coming around a lot to spider for ads. Not sure if some of these replies are confusing the 2.

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[eschulp]

As far as I can see thru my logs, it is not the mediabot, but the spider that frequents my site.
So running AdSense ads has certainly benefitted my website.

[I, Brian]

AsSense will not increase your chances of being indexed - unless your site is pretty poorly (ie non-existently) linked to in the first place.

Every time a page is served with AdSense on, a bot will follow through - usually minutes later. *The purpose of this bot is to determine page topic only*.

If your page can be spidered then it should have been spidered already anyway (unless your site is brand new and you haven't been deep crawled).

If your page cannot be spidered, through use of sessions IDs, for example - then your page will not be spidered by the bot. In fact, the bot will be stopped flat and won't even be able to determine the topic of your page, let alone index it - thus will display generic ads.

So all those who revel in the bot visits from using AdSense - it's just to use Applied Sementics to determine the topic of your page.

[mmltonge]

Going to sound VERY new of me here, but how do we check whether or not the spiders have visited? where are the logs to see who visited and how often?

[mmltonge]

Well. yes it does help, i was kicked off google on 7th ish of march thanks to server downtime when it came a crawling. Signed up for adsense monday, put it on tuesday spidered tuesday night for first time since 7th march. I am now back in google search engine too with decent rankings in certain search terms! Definate YES