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A small program, often written in Java, which usually runs in a web browser, as part of a web page. It is possible that the use of such a program may cause spiders and robots to stop indexing a page.
Abbreviation for robot (also called a spider). It refers to software programs that scan the web. Bots vary in purpose from indexing web pages for search engines to harvesting e-mail addresses for spammers.
Also called bots or spiders; programs that follows links to visit web sites on behalf of search engines. Crawlers then process and index the code and content of a web page according to an algorithm and store the pages in the search engine's database. Googlebot is the crawler that travels the web finding and indexing pages for the Google search engine.
Googlebot is the Google's spider or crawler or bot; it travels the web finding and indexing pages for the Google search engine. Googlebot leaves it's identity on your web server's log file. Webmasters should study their server log files closely to see the googlebot's visit is successful and is able to crawl the whole site.
A programming language that can provide special effects inside a browser that cannot be performed in HTML. Search marketing success depends on certain standards about how and when JavaScript programming is used, because JavaScript, when misused, cat, prevent search spiders from indexing certain pages.
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