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Talking Bandwith Drain!

Hello there,

I love vBSEO.

Yahoo has gobbled down 11 gigs of transfer so far this month...with no outlook of stopping. Yahoo is returning 4k worth of visitors.

Google has swallowed 2 gigs of transfer so far...which is fine they are returning 11k worth of visitors.

I think it's a bit much...but is this normal? I don't mind paying an extra few dollars for the bandwidth as long as the results continue.

Anyone else issues with this or suggestions?
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I would say its ok...

since imo google is more used then Yahoo... but thats my opinion.
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That's alot of bandwidth. Are you hosting multi-media or large images? Do you have a huge store of attachments?
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suppose you could make it so vbseo doesnt list your attachments, or setup some kinda hotlinking script for attachments...
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You could set-up your attachments so that they are non-visible to guests.

Or you could set-up your attachment CRUs to be contained in a virtual sub-folder, and then block that sub-folder with robots.txt.
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Joe, could you explain that a bit more?
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I prefer to prevent guests from viewing attachments. This keeps other sites from hotlinking to any of them on your site. Just edit the permissions for your Unregistered / Not Logged In usergroup and change the Can View Attachments to No.
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I disabled attachments like suggested...it has slowed down some but not much.
I looked in awstats, 20 gb not being not viewed. I think itm ight be the sitemap.
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You can also go to Google Webmaster Central

sign up, and once you get your domain entered, you can change the crawl rate for googlebot.
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Googlebot isn't the issue. After looking through the logs.....here is what I rethought

I added my sitemap to notify yahoo. I wanted more hits from yahoo, as they are still a undervalued resource I think. Why yahoo is drinking bandwith so fast...I don't know.

My hits have gone up 5k this month so far. Is the extra $25 worth the "targeted" traffic...I would think so..jury is still out.
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This month so far yahoo has taken 6 gb of transfer and google has taken 5gb.

the extra vistors I have been getting great! it shouldn't be taken that much bandwith IMO

any other thoughts?
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check on your web stats, see what files are taking most the bandwidth..
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Better to reduce the requests from yahoo. Your pages will get indexed just as well but you'll save on bandwith.

here's how: How can I reduce the number of requests you make on my web site? - Yahoo! Search

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May I was getting 60k hits a month...now I am getting 115k..and the month hasn't ended..I'm using close to 100GB of bandwith. 50 for actual users and the rest is going to the bots...and I am using the bots.txt...

there has to be a way to keep the hits...but not the bandwith waste.
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