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Cloud Web Hosting => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: DinaHaines on March 05, 2018, 02:32:43 AM
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In April 2010, Google started to take load time into account when ranking sites. It wasn’t because you wouldn’t go back to those sites that load slowly, it was because they saw a trend that indicated that you would decrease your usage of Google when Google showed you slow websites. And if you use Google less and start using other search engines instead, Google would make less money from its ads.
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Page speed is considered as a Google Ranking Factor. Page Speed means the time taken to load the webpage.
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Yes, Page speed is one of the Google ranking factors. You can check page speed by Google page insights.
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Page Speed is the loading speed of that particular page. Page Speed is one of the Google Ranking Factor.
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I think you can say it, It is helpful & decent way.
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Yes webpage speed is an important criteria for ranking webpages higher in search engines.
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Starting in July 2018, Google will finally use mobile page speed as a ranking in their mobile search results. Google today announced a new ranking algorithm designed for mobile search. The company is calling it the “Speed Update,” and it will only impact a small percentage of queries, Google reiterated to us
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In April 2010, Google started to take load time into account when ranking sites. It wasn’t because you wouldn’t go back to those sites that load slowly, it was because they saw a trend that indicated that you would decrease your usage of Google when Google showed you slow websites. And if you use Google less and start using other search engines instead, Google would make less money from its ads.
As of today, page speed is now a ranking factor for mobile searches. Google is calling this the “Speed Update,” and has officially announced that it is now rolling out worldwide
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page speed is now a ranking factor for mobile searches. Google is calling this the “Speed Update,” and has officially announced that it is now rolling out worldwide. ... It's also worth noting that Google has said this update will only affect the slowest of mobile sites