There are different ways to group URLs:

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If you use a CDN or cache server, you will also need to fetch that data to get the full picture.

Distribute your data.
Grouping data into segments provides aggregate cambodia number data that give you the big picture. This makes it easier to spot trends that you might have missed by just looking at individual URLs. You can find problematic segments and drill down if necessary.



Group by content type (single product pages vs. category pages)
Group by language (English pages vs. French pages)
Group by storefront (Canadian store vs. American store)
Group by file format (JS vs. Images vs. CSS)
Don't forget to sever your data by user agent. Looking at Google desktop, Google smartphone, and Bing together won't reveal any useful insights.

Monitor behavior changes over time.
Your site changes over time, which means that crawler behavior will change as well. Googlebot often decreases or increases crawl rates based on factors such as page speed, internal link structure, and the presence of crawl traps.

It's a good idea to check in with your log files throughout the year or when implementing website changes. I look at the logs on an almost weekly basis when releasing major changes for large websites.

By analyzing server logs twice a year, at a minimum, you will reveal changes in crawler behavior.

Watch out for counterfeiting