Official statement
Google measures the complete site experience, including third-party elements (widgets, ads, external scripts) that the site has chosen to integrate. Owners must demand optimal performance from their third-party providers, as anything impacts the overall score.
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(4 years ago)
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TL;DR
Google incorporates third-party elements into the overall user experience evaluation of sites. Performance issues from third parties can degrade your SEO rating. Ensure your partners provide optimal performance.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Quels éléments tiers sont concernés par cette mesure de Google ?
Tous, incluant widgets, publicités et scripts tiers.
Un mauvais score SEO est-il forcément lié aux éléments tiers ?
Pas exclusivement, mais ces éléments sont souvent sous-estimés en impact.
Puis-je gérer ça en interne ?
C'est possible mais complexe. Un savoir-faire SEO précis est recommandé.
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