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It doesnt crawl (although I will offer this soon) but it doesnt require entering any domains or sitemaps like the other options (easier to configure). You just

by ds_ 13y ago

It doesnt crawl (although I will offer this soon) but it doesnt require entering any domains or sitemaps like the other options (easier to configure). You just submit your top level domain and let google do the crawling.

gildas 13y ago
FYI, seo4ajax.com doesn't need any sitemap (but it generates it) and is very easy to configure. Actually, I still don't see where your service is better currently...
- ds_ 13y ago
  The crawler is a bit hands on. Crawlspa refreshes the cache in the background after each request. For sites with frequently updated content, having to recrawl may become a headache.
  - gildas 13y ago
    The crawler is just mandatory if you don't want to penalize the site with long response times or to prevent serving 5xx pages the first day you launch your Ajax site in production. BTW, be prepared for headaches, they are some surprises when dealing with search engines and their escaped_fragment implementation ;). Anyway, welcome on the SEO for Ajax SaaS providers (disclaimer: I'm one of the SEO4Ajax co-founder).
    - ds_ 13y ago
      Cool, ill be interested in seeing what you start charging after the beta :) Good luck with it, its reassuring that im not the only one to have thought this to be a good idea.
      - gildas 13y ago
        If you are interested by the pricing you can have a look at prerender, brombone, getseojs, ajaxsnapshots or blitline. You'll see that it varies a lot.
        ds_ 13y ago
        Yep, I thought brombone had an interesting pricing model :) I wonder if they managed to get any signups.