Optimizing Page Speed - Actionable Tips For SEOs and Web Developers
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Re: Optimizing Page Speed - Actionable Tips For SEOs and Web Developers
#2Good advice for people who aren't particularly technical when it comes to websites, but I don't think there's much there that isn't already widely known, and frankly could even be learned simply from using YSlow to tell you what to change.
Re: Optimizing Page Speed - Actionable Tips For SEOs and Web Developers
#3well what the f_ck, a site with "seo" in the url that isn't a massive bunch of crap! It's not as complete as one would want it to be though. A "nothing new, but conveniently formatted" article should be very comprehensive, and at least contain links to more in-depth treatment of each subject.
Re: Optimizing Page Speed - Actionable Tips For SEOs and Web Developers
#4well what the f_ck, a site with "seo" in the url that isn't a massive bunch of crap! It's not as complete as one would want it to be though. A "nothing new, but conveniently formatted" article should be very comprehensive, and at least contain links to more in-depth treatment of each subject.
how is it not crap? im not sure how thus content is better than ehow.
Re: Optimizing Page Speed - Actionable Tips For SEOs and Web Developers
#5well what the f_ck, a site with "seo" in the url that isn't a massive bunch of crap! It's not as complete as one would want it to be though. A "nothing new, but conveniently formatted" article should be very comprehensive, and at least contain links to more in-depth treatment of each subject.
how is it not crap? im not sure how thus content is better than ehow.
Mmm... I wonder why you don't write that masterpiece of content about this topic for all our benefit instead of simply shitting all over :)
Wouldn't be the best way to answer to something you feel not useful at all?
Or what you would write would be so totally not useful to be worst than the infamous "How to serve a glass of water" EHow post?
Re: Optimizing Page Speed - Actionable Tips For SEOs and Web Developers
#6well what the f_ck, a site with "seo" in the url that isn't a massive bunch of crap! It's not as complete as one would want it to be though. A "nothing new, but conveniently formatted" article should be very comprehensive, and at least contain links to more in-depth treatment of each subject.
how is it not crap? im not sure how thus content is better than ehow.
It has been worded, formatted and styled with care. Although said content is not new, it isn't wrong either.