How long does it take for a link to appear in ose ?
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HI,
So how long does it take for ose to index a link ?
Say from a pr 9 site like yahoo
cheers,
vishal
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thanks , made it very clear for me
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How long does it take for a link to appear in ose ?
Best case a week, worst case 10 weeks.
The SEOmoz crawler takes 2-3 weeks to crawl the web, and 1-2 weeks to process the data once the crawl has been completed.
In a worst-case scenario, your link is built after the first day of the crawl, and the page upon which the link was placed was crawled on day 1.
I will also add web sites do not have "PR", web pages do. You can have a PR10 site such as dmoz with a link to your site which is never discovered because the page upon which the link is placed is buried so many levels deep the page has too low of a PR to be crawled.
With the above understood, if a link was created on a PR9 web page, Google would surely discover the link within hours and the site would gain the benefit of the link immediately.
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