Comments on: SEO for AJAX http://www.johnon.com/270/seo-for-ajax.html I think there's an opinion on that subject lying around here somewhere.... Mon, 20 May 2013 04:50:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: Jose M. Arranz http://www.johnon.com/270/seo-for-ajax.html#comment-130467 Wed, 05 May 2010 13:35:01 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/270/seo-for-ajax.html#comment-130467 Another and better alternative to Google approach: ItsNat With ItsNat you develop a Single Page Interface (AJAX intensive) application and (almost) automatically the same is page based when JavaScript is disabled or ignored (like search engine crawlers see your site). Take a look: The Single Page Interface Manifesto http://itsnat.sourceforge.net/php/spim/spi_manifesto_en.php Single Page Interface Web Site With ItsNat http://itsnat.sourceforge.net/index.php?_page=support.tutorial.spi_site SPI web site online demo http://www.innowhere.com:8080/spitut/ Another and better alternative to Google approach: ItsNat

With ItsNat you develop a Single Page Interface (AJAX intensive) application and (almost) automatically the same is page based when JavaScript is disabled or ignored (like search engine crawlers see your site).

Take a look:

The Single Page Interface Manifesto
http://itsnat.sourceforge.net/php/spim/spi_manifesto_en.php

Single Page Interface Web Site With ItsNat
http://itsnat.sourceforge.net/index.php?_page=support.tutorial.spi_site

SPI web site online demo
http://www.innowhere.com:8080/spitut/

]]> by: john andrews http://www.johnon.com/270/seo-for-ajax.html#comment-13489 Fri, 06 Apr 2007 19:54:50 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/270/seo-for-ajax.html#comment-13489 <b>UPDATE:</b> I never intended this post to be an SEO for AJAX tutorial. It's a blog post from an SEO working in the field of SEO, on AJAX and other, <a href="http://www.johnon.com" title="Advanced SEO" >advanced SEO</a> topics. BUT, I can certainly clarify and will do so in another AJAX/SEO post on www.johnon.com. UPDATE: I never intended this post to be an SEO for AJAX tutorial. It’s a blog post from an SEO working in the field of SEO, on AJAX and other, advanced SEO topics. BUT, I can certainly clarify and will do so in another AJAX/SEO post on www.johnon.com.

]]> by: johnon.com - John Andrews - » Does “Advanced SEO” Even Exist? http://www.johnon.com/270/seo-for-ajax.html#comment-13488 Fri, 06 Apr 2007 19:52:24 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/270/seo-for-ajax.html#comment-13488 [...] When I sit in a session at PubCon, the “SEO” panelists repeatedly say things like “you need to make your title tags unique” and “your non-www needs to 301 to your www” and I get so bored I choose to sit next to IncrediBill, just to keep things interesting. But when I work with SEO and AJAX, I get a headache from the depth of the challenge. [...] […] When I sit in a session at PubCon, the “SEO” panelists repeatedly say things like “you need to make your title tags unique” and “your non-www needs to 301 to your www” and I get so bored I choose to sit next to IncrediBill, just to keep things interesting. But when I work with SEO and AJAX, I get a headache from the depth of the challenge. […]

]]> by: john andrews http://www.johnon.com/270/seo-for-ajax.html#comment-11557 Sat, 31 Mar 2007 05:46:58 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/270/seo-for-ajax.html#comment-11557 @Daniel: It looks like you've assigned unique URLs to the content, but outside of context. That's a necesary step, right? But you know the context for a bulk of pages, if you know the rationale behind the asynchronous loading (as far as content inclusion goes). A step better is to clean up those URLs in typical SEO fashion,of course, using a front controller or rewrite mapper for your pseudo sitemap. But if possible, why not define views into that content that are context aware? You're almost there anyway. It's difficult to suppose solutions outside of the context of the app. Some of the AJAX stuff I have seen really fits the term "mashup" because that's what it is.. a mish-mash. So I leave it alone, and index a psuedo-sitemap that is structured. @Daniel: It looks like you’ve assigned unique URLs to the content, but outside of context. That’s a necesary step, right? But you know the context for a bulk of pages, if you know the rationale behind the asynchronous loading (as far as content inclusion goes).

A step better is to clean up those URLs in typical SEO fashion,of course, using a front controller or rewrite mapper for your pseudo sitemap. But if possible, why not define views into that content that are context aware? You’re almost there anyway.

It’s difficult to suppose solutions outside of the context of the app. Some of the AJAX stuff I have seen really fits the term “mashup” because that’s what it is.. a mish-mash. So I leave it alone, and index a psuedo-sitemap that is structured.

]]> by: Daniel R http://www.johnon.com/270/seo-for-ajax.html#comment-11153 Fri, 30 Mar 2007 06:33:10 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/270/seo-for-ajax.html#comment-11153 Sorry, I didnt realize HTML codes were valid for comments. Here's a retry: <blockquote> <p>Basically, the navigation system would be updated from</p> <p><a href="getContent('fiction','dickens');">Fiction &gt; Dickens</a></p> <p>to</p> <p><a href="http://client.com/books.jsp?scene=fiction&amp;author=dickens">Fiction &gt; Dickens</a></p> </blockquote> Sorry, I didnt realize HTML codes were valid for comments. Here’s a retry:

<p>Basically, the navigation system would be updated from</p>
<p><a href="getContent(’fiction’,'dickens’);">Fiction &gt;
Dickens</a></p>
<p>to</p>
<p><a href="http://client.com/books.jsp?scene=fiction&amp;author=dickens">Fiction
&gt; Dickens</a></p>

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