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JavaScript Website
A large JavaScript website may hinder the spidering of a JavaScript website. Watch out how much javascript you put in the top of your webpage. Each word of javascript webpage code may be detracting from valuable keyword space.
Script SRC
JavaScript can create problems when trying to get a page properly indexed. One solution can be as simple as offloading the JavaScript to external text files to make your pages more easily indexed by the search engines.
Where possible, place all your javascript and call it by using the script src attribute.
<SCRIPT SRC="javacode.js"></SCRIPT>
The content of script src javacode.js is essentially a text file with the suffix .js that includes your JavaScript code. This makes crawling of a page easier and generally brings your keyword rich content further up in the source code.
Move the Script
A lot of JavaScript webpage code can be moved to just above the closing body tag on your webpage without affecting the functionality of your website. The best way to do this is simply to test it out and see if it works - if you do not experience any adverse effects and your site appears to continue to perform normally, stick with it.
Your keywords will suddenly be much higher up the page, and your site may even load quicker too with all the code at the bottom.
Java Script Links
Not all search engines can follow java script links, so your site will not get crawled, unless you also have some form of standard HTML hyperlinks that they can follow.
You should add standard HTML hyperlinks for each of your java script links so that your site will be crawled properly. An easy way to do this is to create a site map page which uses standard HTML links to link to every page on your site.
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