I just got back on the laptop few minutes ago and remembered that i wanted to share this blog post with you earlier today but i got side tracked with some training class's for my job. lol
Quote: Whenever Ajax enter the conversation for an SEO or internet marketer, chances are good there will always be a deep sigh or an “ugh” face. While it is true that search engines are getting better at indexing this type of content, we still aren’t at the point that you can realistically rely on them to index it properly or even at all. That doesn’t mean you can’t use it, it just means you need to take some extra steps to make sure that type of content is visible to crawlers and non Ajax users.
The first step you need to do is make sure a static page and URL exists for every end result of content. For example, let’s say you run a local travel website, and you have a location/map page that lets people view restaurants, hotels, attractions, or other information within a specific area. Users can turn filters on or off, look at different locations, and get detailed information about each venue. It would be a very good user experience to have that work via Ajax and JavaScript, similar to.... Continued at: http://www.wolf-howl.com/seo/tips-ajax-seo/
Any thoughts on this blog post? Do you have anymore tips to add? Quote: Originally Posted by snakeair http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/288853-tips-ajax-seo.html#post1805075
Any thoughts on this blog post? Do you have any more tips to add? But i am little confused. So make my doubt clear. Is the Ajax SEO is consider as the illegal method as the blackhat SEO? And is in the article it be helpful to make the Ajax seo as the seo friendly as in the mean for the legal technique in eye of google? Hello prcys
Ajax is not an illegal method..Its just an instrument or toolbar to find the most powerful sites which has a great traffic..
Quote: Whenever Ajax enter the conversation for an SEO or internet marketer, chances are good there will always be a deep sigh or an “ugh” face. While it is true that search engines are getting better at indexing this type of content, we still aren’t at the point that you can realistically rely on them to index it properly or even at all. That doesn’t mean you can’t use it, it just means you need to take some extra steps to make sure that type of content is visible to crawlers and non Ajax users.
The first step you need to do is make sure a static page and URL exists for every end result of content. For example, let’s say you run a local travel website, and you have a location/map page that lets people view restaurants, hotels, attractions, or other information within a specific area. Users can turn filters on or off, look at different locations, and get detailed information about each venue. It would be a very good user experience to have that work via Ajax and JavaScript, similar to.... Continued at: http://www.wolf-howl.com/seo/tips-ajax-seo/
Any thoughts on this blog post? Do you have anymore tips to add? Quote: Originally Posted by snakeair http://www.v7n.com/forums/seo-forum/288853-tips-ajax-seo.html#post1805075
Any thoughts on this blog post? Do you have any more tips to add? But i am little confused. So make my doubt clear. Is the Ajax SEO is consider as the illegal method as the blackhat SEO? And is in the article it be helpful to make the Ajax seo as the seo friendly as in the mean for the legal technique in eye of google? Hello prcys
Ajax is not an illegal method..Its just an instrument or toolbar to find the most powerful sites which has a great traffic..