New Google Ranking Factor in 2010: Site Load Speed

bleuken — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 11:49:04 +0000

Speed Matters!

Here’s an interesting posts by Search Engine Land where it stated that Google are planning to introduce a new ranking factor and that is the loading speed. This mean that will consider fast loading websites to rank well on their search result pages. Matt Cutts said that this ranking factor might be implemented or take into consideration by the giant search engine by 2010.

Previously, he announced that the newest ranking algorithm codenamed “Caffeine” will be live on one of their data centers after the holidays. This mean by January 2010 and onwards they will start to push the changes to all of their data centers and expect for Caffeine to be on browsers worldwide. Fast search results rendering is expected from this change.

The following video shows the interview of Mike McDonald (WebProNews) with Matt Cutts mentioning about this topic:

Now on my next post, I will discuss tips on how to make your site to load much faster and cope with this.

New Google Ranking Factor in 2010: Site Load Speed is a post from: Bleuken.com

Behind Google’s Search Interface

bleuken — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 15:44:01 +0000

Back in 1996 when I started using the internet, the first search engine I used was Yahoo! I found it’s URL on a computer-related magazine at school so I’ve used it to search things on the net. But I used it more on chatting rather than searching. That was before I discovered a simple looking search engine named Google. At first glance, you will see the site as like has no use or does not mean anything because of it’s one blue graphics logo and I’m used to graphical websites that time. When I started using it to search for a topic, I realized then that despite its simplified appearance it can search really fast.

Behind Google’s Search Interface is a post from: Bleuken.com

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New Google Ranking Factor in 2010: Site Load Speed

Behind Google’s Search Interface