3 Good Reasons Why Google Has Lost It On The Ajax Thing
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Jaimie Sirovich (11 Posts)
Jaimie Sirovich is a search marketing consultant. Officially he is a computer programmer, but he claims to enjoy marketing much more. At present, Jaimie is focused on helping clients sell everywhere, and achieve multi-channel integration with major websites such as eBay, Amazon, and even Craigslist. He is the author of Search Engine Optimization With PHP. Jaimie can also be reached directly at jaimie@seoegghead.com.
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[...] Guidelines – basic principles) is nonsensical. Especially when paired with the latest news of Google’s attempt to solve the AJAX issue – developers are left to struggle with increasingly outdated search engine technology in an [...]
[...] Guidelines – basic principles) is nonsensical. Especially when paired with the latest news of Google’s attempt to solve the AJAX issue – developers are left to struggle with increasingly outdated search engine technology in an [...]
[...] Guidelines – basic principles) is nonsensical. Especially when paired with the latest news of Google’s attempt to solve the AJAX issue – developers are left to struggle with increasingly outdated search engine technology in an [...]
Another and better alternative to Google approach: ItsNat
With ItsNat you develop a Single Page Interface (AJAX intensive) application and (almost) automatically the same is page based when JavaScript is disabled or ignored (like search engine crawlers see your site).
Take a look:
The Single Page Interface Manifesto
http://itsnat.sourceforge.net/php/spim/spi_manifesto_en.php
Single Page Interface Web Site With ItsNat
http://itsnat.sourceforge.net/index.php?_page=support.tutorial.spi_site
SPI web site online demo
http://www.innowhere.com:8080/spitut/