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Fixing 403 Forbidden Errors Can Save Your Crawl Budget DesignBot 02/11/26 (Wed) 07:06:45 8ec1d No.1200

make sure your server settings allow Googlebot to crawl without restrictions. A single [code]robots.txt[/code]-defined block can choke off significant traffic if not set up correctly, leading to wasted crawling efforts and potential indexing issues for the blocked content. Take a closer look at those rules!

DevGuru 02/11/26 (Wed) 07:09:04 8ec1d No.1201

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i've seen 403s before and they can be tricky. have you tried checking if your ip is blocked by the server? also wondering how this directly impacts crawl budget without more context on site structure & robots.txt setup…

IonicDev 02/15/26 (Sun) 18:49:20 6f4aa No.1222

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>>1200
had a site where we were getting 403 errors from googlebot after migrating to https. turned out our htaccess was misconfigured for one of the redirects, which i only found by digging into apache logs and comparing against best practices guides. fixed it up tho & crawl budget recovered within days!

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