Set Crawl Rate at Google Webmaster Tools to avoid Crawling problems

Webmasters face problems with Search Engines bots. Most of search engines may not crawl every website in proper manner. Search Engines bots face some problems with Web-hosting servers and this problem effects on website traffic performance. As we already know that Google Search Engine service is very powerful service and offered more website traffic than other search engines. However, Google bots also face problems with Web-hosting services. Google decided to crawl slower sites quickly by setting a "Crawl Rate" system to make every site friend of Google Bots but here is a problem with Crawl Rate settings. In other words, Google Bots may put heavy load on your Web-hosting server if you suddenly increased Crawl Rate than previous Google's recommendable Crawl Rate.

According to Google Inc's statement about Crawl Rate feature. At this time, Google Inc limited Crawl Rate feature accessibility for 90 days.

Our goal is to crawl as many pages from your site as we can on each visit without overwhelming your server's bandwidth. You can change the crawl rate (the time used by Googlebot to crawl the site) for sites that are at the root level - for example, www.example.com and http://subdomain.example.com. The new custom crawl rate will be valid for 90 days.

After 90 days, Crawl Rate comes to normal state as per Google Webmaster Tools Statement.

The crawl rate affects the speed of Googlebot's requests during the crawl process. It has no effect on how often Googlebot crawls your site. Google determines the recommended rate based on the number of pages in your site.

If your website faces Crawling problems with Google Bots then increase Crawling Rate at Google Webmaster Tools. In other words, you have to set Crawl Rate if your website traffic is suddenly down mainly due to Network Connectivity reason but don't set Crawl Rate too much than previous Crawl Rate because your Web-hosting Company could punish you due to excessive bandwidth.