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Forcing daily crawls with cache busting? Google says it's a bad idea—here's why it could hurt your rankings.
Executive Summary: Google's John Mueller warns that cache busting sitemaps with URL parameters can harm SEO by signaling unstable canonical URLs.
Topic Breakdown:
- Intro: The core shift
- Analysis: Strategic consequences
- Bottom Line: Impact for executives
Strategic Impact: If you're using cache busting on sitemaps, you're risking your search rankings. Google's John Mueller explicitly called it a bad idea. Stop now and fix your sitemap to avoid potential indexing issues.
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