Google can crawl AJAX just fine
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Google confirms AJAX (i.e. XHR) calls consume crawl budget
In January 2017, Gary Illyes from Google published a document on the Google blog explaining how crawl budget works to webmasters and SEOs. He has now updated the document to make clear that AJAX (i.e. XHR) calls, can and will consume a site’s crawl budget. The clarification. The update (in italics added here) reads,
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Google will stop using the old AJAX crawling scheme in Q2 2018
Google announced it will no longer be supporting its original AJAX crawling scheme from back in 2009. Starting in the second quarter of 2018, Google said it will “no longer be using the AJAX crawling scheme.” This should come as no surprise, because Google said years ago that it no longer officially and fully supported
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Santa trackers, Google AJAX crawling & our community corner
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. Google Santa Tracker is live, counting down the days until Christmas with holiday games & resourcesDec 4, 2017 by Amy Gesenhues This year’s Google Santa Tracker comes with coding games, an elf filter in the
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BUSINESS BUZZ: Google My Business seminar; Ajax Paving; Quest Design Group; Shutts & Bowen – News – Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Seminar on GoogleMy Business listings The Manatee Chamber of Commerce will hold a seminar on how local businesses can set up and claim their Google My Business listings from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesday in the chamber’s office at 222 10th St. W. in Bradenton. Google is the leading search engine, with more than