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Using site speed in web search ranking

56 pointsby mattybabout 15 years ago

6 comments

karipatilaabout 15 years ago
The funny thing is that as Analytics isn't gzipped nor local, it's usually a major contributor the the overall load time.
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euroclydonabout 15 years ago
I hope the Google bot doesn't come along and measure my site's speed by hitting one page when cache is empty.
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compumikeabout 15 years ago
This post encouraged me to take a look at Google Webmaster Tools -&#62; Labs -&#62; Site Performance for my site. It says 4.3 seconds average load time, "slower than 63% of all sites", and the graph since November shows tremendous variability, varying between 2-6 seconds. I don't understand where 4.3 seconds comes from (even with an empty cache, it's maybe 1.6 seconds to onLoad), unless they're using some old ISDN line or something. And I don't know where the variability over time is coming from, with a lightly loaded server that hasn't changed much in that time.<p>Is anyone else having similar weirdness with their Site Performance graphs?
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chaosmachineabout 15 years ago
<i>"Fewer than 1% of search queries are affected by the site speed signal in our implementation"</i><p>It's pretty clear they're just using this to weed out broken sites that take forever to load. If your visitors aren't already bouncing because of long load times, you probably have nothing to worry about.
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estabout 15 years ago
what happens if my site is targeted in one country only, and the speed from rest of country is slow?
keltexabout 15 years ago
I was tempted to upvote this one just because it wasn't about the changes to the iPhone SDK agreement.