CliveParker
05-07-2010, 05:13 AM
I feel great to share this discussion over here.AJAX and SEO is a tricky topic I think.Yet AJAX can and should be search engine friendly and have no any kind of issue with SEO..I want to share here few points related to it.
1) Decide where your website ends and your application starts: it does not make sense to make spiders crawl your drafts, but the documents made public and archived instead
2) Make sure you have a URL for each “page” you want to get crawled and indexed
3) Load the basic content containing the keywords at the beginning in a non-dynamic way
4) Cache dynamic pages and serve them as static ones, you could even take snapshots of “pages” which content changes all the time and publish the snapshots
5) Menu items, links and other crucial structural aspects of a site should work without AJAX and/or JavaScript
6) Use Ajax for extra functionality in spite of AJAX for effects
1) Decide where your website ends and your application starts: it does not make sense to make spiders crawl your drafts, but the documents made public and archived instead
2) Make sure you have a URL for each “page” you want to get crawled and indexed
3) Load the basic content containing the keywords at the beginning in a non-dynamic way
4) Cache dynamic pages and serve them as static ones, you could even take snapshots of “pages” which content changes all the time and publish the snapshots
5) Menu items, links and other crucial structural aspects of a site should work without AJAX and/or JavaScript
6) Use Ajax for extra functionality in spite of AJAX for effects