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Reacting to assertions of broad averages with specific counter examples doesn't necessarily invalidate their point.
by michaelcampbell 2y ago
Reacting to assertions of broad averages with specific counter examples doesn't necessarily invalidate their point.
- afavour 2y agoOK, let me restate something from my previous component explicitly: a site that’s concerned with SEO is not a “specialized domain”. It is very, very common.
- Scarblac 2y agoSo are web applications that are completely behind auth and never need to care about SEO. They're quite different and it's a shame they're usually mixed up in these discussions.
- wokwokwok 2y agoMany sites have a two tier application with a CMS SEO “landing page” abd conversion funnel run by the marketing department and a user-login that takes you to a separate website that is SEO irrelevant. So… a site that doesnt care about SEO and is not indexed and is purely for logged in users is also very common.
- afavour 2y agoI don’t really understand the disagreement here. I didn’t claim those sites are rare. I was specifically refuting the OPs claim that page load time only matters in a small number of specialized domains. I am saying it is very common for it to matter. It’s also very common for it to not matter, you’ll get no argument from me there.