The more important your web site is, the more often Google will crawl your web site. This is pretty obvious. A large content-rich portal needs to be crawled by Google more often because such portal is likely to add new content often while a low-quality outdated web site would be a waste of time if Google crawled it frequently.
Faster & Smaller Pages : Reduce your page size. Remove unwanted widgets.
Server with Good Uptime : Host your blog on a reliable server with good uptime. You don’t want Googlebots to visit your blog during downtime right?
Fresh Content : Believe me or not, search engines love fresh content. If it is new and healthy (SEO friendly), then your chances are high.
Avoid Duplication : And yes, search engines hate Plagiarism. They may ban your site and reduce your search engine ranking. New Google Algorithm is very strict on this.
Relative importance of your web site is measured by two metrics:
Number of links to your web site
Number of web pages within your web site
Links: The first measure is quite obvious. If Google does not find enough links pointing to your web site, then Google does not think your web site is very important. The more quality links you have pointing to your web site, the higher Google values your site, and crawls it with higher crawl frequency.
How do we define a "quality" link? Links from bad neighborhoods can hurt you. A quality link is the one that is from a page with relatively high page rank and yet better from a site with similar content. Links without the nofollow attribute work the best. See here for more information about the nofollow tag: nofollow.
Pages: If your site has only a few pages, Google will not crawl them very often. Google is likely to increase crawl rate or frequency when it finds large and constantly growing sites.
How can I increase Google crawl rate
Now that you know what it takes to increase Google crawl rate, you are probably going to write a few more pages and build some links. There is something more you should know.
If you have a Google Webmasters Tools account (http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools), you can increase Google crawl rate through the account in the Dashboard - Settings screen. This however applies to web sites that have been running for some time only. If your web site is brand new, Google assigns some default crawl rate to your site, and you will see the following in the Settings screen:
Update Regularly : Update your blog with new content regularly. The more you update your blog the more often Search Engines will send their crawlers to your blog to index it.
Use Sitemaps : Almost every blog has a sitemap, if your blog doesn’t have one, you are a loser! Kindly use Google XML Sitemaps WordPress plugin to create a special sitemap which helps search engines.
Adjust Crawl Speed : If you have Google Webmasters Tools account, then you can easily increase Google crawl rate through it. If you have created Webmasters account recently, you may not see this option. This only applies to sites that have been running for some time only.
Use All In One SEO Plugin : Using this plugin you can easily add SEO stuffs to your blog. Try All In One SEO plugin. You can also check Greg’s High Performance SEO.
Unique Title & Meta Tags : Use relevant and unique title for your blog posts. Make use you have also used Meta tags.
Monitor Google Crawl Rate : You can monitor Google Crawl rate using Google Webmaster Tools. You can access crawl stats through it.
Interlink Websites Pages : Recommended to interlink your website pages and it will also help you to achieve effective PageRank. You can also use WordPress plugin Automatic SEO links, just choose a word and a URL and this plugin will replace all matches in the posts of your blog.
Improve Loading Speed : If your website loading speed is good, then the probability for getting poor crawl rate is low. Check the basic tips to improve loading speed. Google search engine rankings also considers loading speed of sites. Check Recommended Useful Resources below.
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