Ajax x SEO (Search Engines)

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Well, will the Google (or another search engine) evaluates the page when it finishes loading or it just takes the generated HTML copy (dynamically generated page, PHP for example) and does its analysis?

I have a document that executes 4 Ajax calls to upload information (product details, description of this, similar products and reviews) right after the DOM have been loaded.

This information is important for research, as it may interfere with rank page (is product information..).

I’ve heard of pushState(), that creates a new point in history by changing the current URL without updating the page, and I’ve seen people relating it as good practice for Ajax to relate well to search engines, but I’m confused about the use.

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Usually the Search Engine does not find the content loaded via AJAX, a solution to this problem would be: Build a structure of links and directories which search engines can navigate. This solves two situations: the navigation of the search engine itself; and the navigation of the user, who, for purposes of agility may want to directly access a specific content of the site, through the link, thing that ajax alone does not allow, since it does not change the URL while using the site.

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  • How?.. My AJAX request gets the answer from a PHP page on which it executes a query in the database and returns the information you asked for. I could put everything on the page and deliver to the customer without using AJAX, but with AJAX I(believe.. ) that I can deliver the page faster since the server does not have the work of processing everything only for later the client view the page, and yes that during the view I load the product information(they are all required asynchronously when the DOM carries).

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