#crawl optimization

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When it comes to building a website, it’s easy to focus on design, content, and SEO. But hidden in the background lies a small file that can make or break how search engines interact with your site: the robots.txt file. Think of it as your website’s traffic cop—guiding search engine bots on where to go, what to index, and what to avoid. The question is—have you tested yours lately? Let’s dive…