Google and JavaScript: Will They Or Won’t They?

There has been a lot of talk about what Google will crawl and index and what it won’t when it comes to Javascript.

The one constant we’ve found is that no one really knows what Google’s crawler will do with your Javascript content. It might crawl it. It might execute it. It might index it. Unfortunately, the decision seems to be made on a case-by-case basis.

With that in mind, we decided to throw our anecdotal results into the fray to demonstrate what Google will do in this very limited case. We also hope to inspire you and your team to do what I call “quick & dirty” tests. [Read more…] about Indexation with JavaScript and GTM: A Quick and Dirty Test

The title of this post could have also been, “No Better Time Than The Present” because it’s true, but since it’s spring, I went with spring cleaning theme.

Let’s be honest: you’ll never have enough time to give your website(s) a thorough check up unless you make the time. So, why not now? There is no better time than right this second to review your website’s analytics setup, targeting strategy, error logs, etc.

I’ve tried to highlight some areas that will provide the most value compared to the time it takes to review them, but every site is different, so use this as a jumping off point for ideas on what you can do a spring check up on. [Read more…] about Spring Cleaning Time: Get Your Website In Tip-Top Shape

Today we have a quick tip for you that will make exploring the types of Optimizely experiments a website is running a breeze.

The below script, when pasted into the developer console, will return the following information about the current Optimizely setup of the site you’re on:

• Experiment ID
• Experiment Name
• Experiment URL

[Read more…] about Optimizely Recon with Google Console