Google clarifies ‘Destination not working’ ad policy with more examples
Google expanded its “Destination not working” guidance to help advertisers diagnose and fix ad disapprovals
Google expanded its “Destination not working” guidance to help advertisers diagnose and fix ad disapprovals
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With that, Google expanded how Google products are affected by each crawler and gave robots.txt examples for each crawler.
Google said these new crawlers are to "better support crawling of binary data that may be used for research and development."
There is Googlebot, special-case crawlers and user-triggered fetchers.
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