Here you can see the pages with the most backlinks:

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The "Backlink" column is highlighted in the "Indexed Pages" report.
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Googlebot will not crawl a page that has not been updated in a while.

Google has not disclosed how often the search engine will recrawl the website. However, if the algorithm notices a general site update, the bots temporarily increase the crawl budget.

For example, Googlebot frequently crawls news websites because they list of czech republic consumer email publish new content multiple times a day.

In this case, the website has a high crawling demand.

Compare that to a website about the history of famous works of art that isn't updated as frequently.

Other actions that may alert Google to changes that need to be made include:

Domain Name Change: When you change your website's domain name, Google's algorithm needs to update its index to reflect the new URL. It will crawl your website to understand the change and pass ranking signals to the new domain.
Changing URL Structure: If you change the URL structure of your website by changing the directory hierarchy or removing or adding subdomains, Google bots must re-recreate the pages to properly index the new URLs.
Content Updates: Significant updates to your website content, such as rewriting a large portion of your pages, adding new pages, or removing outdated content, can catch the algorithm's attention and cause it to re-raw your website.
XML Sitemap Submission: Updating your XML sitemap and resubmitting it to Google Search Console can let Google know that there are changes to crawl. This is especially helpful when you want to make sure Google indexes new or updated pages in a timely manner.