Login to the site for search engines?

Question

Search engines

There is a certain resource, registration is required to view most of the pages. Are there standard accounts for search engines so that they can be included in the allowed ones, or will search engines not go beyond the authorization page if there are no direct links from the main page to internal ones?

Answer 1

All search engines "appear" to be specific user-agents, and they can be identified by IP. However, they (search engines) do not like this and may ignore you or ban you. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloaking

Answer 2

Previously, as far as I remember, Google could specify the address of the authorization script and the login / password for the Google bot. And it seems like a bot could log in to the site and index it.
True, I never used this, and even now I did not find this function in Google's webmaster.

Answer 3

In theory, this is pig behavior - to slip a page to the bot, and to the user upon entry - to require registration. I close such sites immediately.
But some prefer to use such techniques. As for cloaking, there is no strict prohibition that the bot should see the same page as a person. Somewhere there was an article on this topic, it is intentional deception of a search engine that is considered cloaking (for example, we show the text to the search engine, and redirect the user to a paid site with advertising when entering). Many sites use similar tricks (showing different content to Google and users), and no one bans them. True, these are large sites that have a good relationship with Google, you will most likely be simply thrown out of the index.

Answer 4

You can also look for account settings for the resource on bugmenot.com .