Should I serve Googlebot content-only pages optimized for load speed?
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Envoyée le lundi 28 juin 2010 13:15:07 par GoogleWebmasterHelp
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Google announced page load speed matters for ranking. Should we be doing content-only pages for Google bots? (By removing images and loads of CSS & JS)
LOL - if you put 3D glasses on, Matt just about reaches out and grabs Remiz's throat :) maybe Remiz should be considering page and content compression rather than "cloaking"? just sayin' :))
@imrankhanseo A couple times per year we will solicit questions on a Google Moderator page that's announced from our Twitter account. (@googlewmc). We still have a bunch of videos already recorded to get through, so we're not taking questions right now. In the meantime, you can direct your questions to the help forum, which is linked to from our main channel page.
I migrated a site that performs a bunch of remote server lookups that can delay load time to use AJAX recently. This means the page initially loads quickly, and the browser pulls in missing information. I believe from both a user's perspective and a robot's perspective, the page loads much faster, but the page is served identically to both Google, other robots, and users. Google only sees a slightly different page because Google doesn't execute the JavaScript.