Complaints

Ack! Well, maybe I am too shy to SEO my blog entries…don’t wanna stand at the front of search engines.

No! It’s a lie. XD.

Right, I’ve learnt to dynamically load content, even posts, for reasons like minimizing bytes needed to transmit, such and such…then I found myself a victim of that “advantage”/”best practice”…

• First of all, it’s impossible (yet for me) to keep accurate track of page clicks….because all the posts after the first load are via HTTPRequest Object;
• Secondly, because of above, the page is not refreshed, and the permanent links are very rarely activiated…the consequencies are neither visitors can easily bookmark/reference the post, nor search engines would be able to detect permalinks;
• And because of the above two, search engines can only find and index my blog index page, but almost never other pages, so literally I am pruned from search engines….

“…I am pruned from search engines…”

That’s the bloody lesson I’ve learnt from it….but…feeling lazy to rewrite the portion of the code…XD….

O well, maybe…I’ll not experiment abusing new things any more…

Solution?

What might be a solution to satisfy both “SEO-ability” and “Minimized Bytes”?

Dirty and Quick…Cookie all my js, header and footer templates..and on refreshing the page, load cookies to fill the skeleton…

…But I guess I will save the hassle by simply ignoring “minimized bytes” recommandation….how much does it cost to transmit a js file when it’s usually cached by browsers by default…