Google Page Rank Race

GOOGLE PAGE RANK RACE What's Slowing Down Your Site? In 2011 the need for speed is evident in every area of life, especially for our web browsing experience. Google recognizes the faster pace we all crave. In April 2010, Google officially identified page load time as a key criteria in its Page Rank system and in March of this year provided a detailed tool, Page Speed, to help identify the extra baggage (aka JavaScript) that slows us down. Read on for some practical tips to keep your site in the fast lane. THE LONGER IT TAKES YOUR HIGHER PAGE RANK = MORE CONCISE CODE = PAGE TO LOAD, MORE GOOGLE TRAFFIC. FASTER AND MORE PLEASANT THE LOWER RANK YOUR BROWSING EXPERIENCE. PAGE RECEIVES. JAVASCRIPT PUTS ON THE BRAKES Websites implement external JavaScript code for services such as: advertising, graphics, widgets, etc. but if not implemented correctly, this code is one of the main culprits in delayed surfing: defer parsing of JavaScript. The browser must parse the contents of all