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by techarity 14y ago
Alot of people seem to think Google only crawls content found via ANCHOR elements, but for a long time they've been able to extract the path from EMBED, SRC, and other markup elements that indicate a remote resource is being included; but t
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by techarity 14y ago
Haha the article that just won't die! For those who are interested, there was a follow up to the article here: http://www.distilled.net/blog/seo/google-stop-playing-the-ji... And Dan Clarke did some independent tests here: http://www.dan
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by techarity 15y ago
I agree on this one... just because Google CAN do it doesn't mean they will. On that note, I am personally of the belief that the fragments are part of Google's learning/training process for their spiders. If they sniff the XHR traffic on e
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by techarity 15y ago
A quick run through the site with Firebug's XHR and Dependency Logger didn't show any Porn or P2P links or strange script calls. I'll see if the site owner wants to reach out to you view email; thanks so much for speaking up.
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by techarity 15y ago
Google's ability to crawl JavaScript in IFRAMES was confirmed by a Google Search Quality Engineer just recently today. https://twitter.com/#!/mattcutts/status/131425949597179904 There might be something to this theory...
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by techarity 15y ago
Haha those calls are AJAX calls for the social sharing widgets in IPullRank. It's Twitter, Digg, ShareThis, etc. Thank you for looking out for the fine folks at HN though!
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by techarity 15y ago
Hello Azaki, thanks for the feedback. The article was written as a simplification as the target audience were SEO Professionals who may or may not have a development background. I'm really surprised in the interest so far, I didn't expect t
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by techarity 16y ago
Hi All! 7DaystoChangetheWorld.com is an experimental fundraising platform we were working on prior to the recent tragedy in Japan. We decided to launch an alpha version to the public in support of the Japanese relief effort. We're hoping th