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Is mobile speed really a direct ranking factor in Google?
As of July 2018, page loading speed will be a ranking factor for mobile searches. This means that very slow sites could see their visibility drop in mobile search results....
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Does the Speed Update really only affect very slow pages?
According to Google, the page speed update should not affect the majority of user queries. Only very slow pages will be specifically targeted, meaning the update is quite focused and should not radica...
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Is the speed of slow pages truly a penalty factor or just an SEO myth?
The page speed update primarily aims to penalize very slow pages rather than reward very fast ones. This means that only pages offering a very poor user experience due to their slowness will be impact...
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Is AMP still a relevant model for optimizing your pages' loading speed?
AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) has strict rules that help optimize loading speed, such as limiting the size of CSS files, and can serve as a model to improve the performance of non-AMP pages....
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Does Google's Speed Update really favor AMP sites?
The speed update is agnostic to the technology used. This means the impact relates to page speed on the user's device, regardless of the frameworks or languages used, including AMP....
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Can page speed really be sacrificed for the sake of content?
Although page speed is a ranking factor, pages with high-quality content can still rank well, even if they load more slowly than less relevant pages....
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Do modern JavaScript frameworks really harm your site's SEO?
The Googlebot must correctly render pages that are unavailable using modern frameworks like AngularJS or ReactJS for SEO to be effective. Tools like Fetch as Google in the Search Console help verify r...