Official statement
Google extracts links in two phases: immediately during the HTML crawl, and then again after the page has rendered. This approach allows for link discovery as early as possible in the indexing process.
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TL;DR
Google extracts links from a page in two stages: during the HTML crawl and again after the full rendering. This accelerates link discovery, maximizing the efficiency of the indexing process.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Les liens en JavaScript sont-ils bien indexés par Google ?
Oui, Google réalise un second passage après le rendu pour détecter les liens JavaScript, mais leur indexation dépend aussi de leur exécution et accessibilité.
Quelle est l'importance du crawl budget dans ce processus ?
Le double passage est optimisé pour minimiser l'impact sur le crawl budget tout en maximisant la découverte des liens pertinents.
Doit-on adapter sa stratégie SEO à cette double extraction ?
Il est recommandé d'assurer une structure HTML claire et de tester régulièrement le rendu pour garantir l'indexation appropriée des liens.
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