Hi guys,
Any tips to optimise Ajax site....
Waiting for ur valuable comments

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I have no idea about Ajax but my Link Page is open for nice website Design like yours

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I think Ajax sites are not Search engine friendly that's wht i knw.. Frankly speaking i don't have any experience optimizing such sites

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okay ..i got new project which is developed in ajax ..and its very true that i also don`t have exp of optimising such site ..if anybody have any idea about optimising that kind of site ..please discuss here...

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If you want to optimize your ajax site for ranking high then I don’t think any one have suggest some tips till yet.

But I believe that, such WEB 2 sites are totally based on viral publicity, these are site “ by people for people ”

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Hi Sonisoni

When working with an AJAX site, either developing or optimising, is to ensure that it's possible to retrieve any page of content using a unique URL. Thats really the only additional thing you have to worry about.

Some sites use AJAX to reduce the amount of content shown to a spider, for example on many of our sites the SE spiders cannot see the contact form, or the user registration system, as they are only generated in the client browser. This reduces the footprint of the page and ensures the spider is only presented with useful content. There's no cloaking involved, as the spider can see the initial page exactly as the client see's it, it's just that if a client wants to use any forms - they only get injected into the client browser.

So, in those instances, where the content is only delivered to the client, it's not a problem if that content offers no SEO related value, therefore you can ignore them.

However, another scenario might be, for example, gridview data is being displayed and is paged. Whilst AJAX may be used to page through the data in the grid, it should be possible to use a URL to go directly to any page of the data. I'm not sure of a better way to describe that? So, if the gridview data was a catalogue of 100 products with descriptions and prices, showing 10 items per page - the forward and back links should generate unique URL's that can be used to navigate directly to any page of the catalogue, even though it's an AJAXified control and might seem superfluous to a client.

I hope that makes sense? I'm not sure what else to tell you without knowing the actual site in question.

Give me a shout if you need more help.

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Actualy i too would like to see your site if possible.Broadly speaking you need unique page URL and unique content which must be spiderable!!

I did SEO for one ajax based site.But that was not too complex!! Lets see your site.

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Thanks to all ..my site is redeveloping in Ajax.. not online this time..but i have to optimise it after re development ..thatswhy i m worried..

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Oh you definitely want to think about the optimisation as part of the design and not something to be retro-fitted later, especially if there's going to be heavy use of AJAX.

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AJAX shouldn't be used to replace the current way the web works, only to enhance it. AJAX really isn't SEO friendly, but it doesn't need to be. If you are using AJAX to display your content, then you have more problems than just SEO.

If you look at what Yahoo! did with their new TV listings page, you will see a prime example of why you shouldn't use AJAX to display content.

If you want your content to be indexed well and rank well, use the web the way it was suppose to be used. Think of the Wikipedia, everything links over to different pages with good link text that all have static content.

Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge fan of AJAX if you can't tell from my signature. I just feel that people use it when it doesn't add any value to the site. The idea behind AJAX is you can update a page from the server without having to refresh the whole thing. If you are using AJAX to dynamically update the content on your page that should just be static then YOU ARE BREAKING THE USABILITY OF THE WEB!

People know how to use the back button, and when you eliminate that behavior, you confuse them and make them frustrated.

Now, if you have a legitimate use for AJAX, more power to you. Just don't try to replace the existing way the web works with some fancy new feature - most likely it won't get indexed.

All that being said, you can still rank well for an AJAX site by getting lots of inbound links with good link text.

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