Comments on: An Update On Javascript Menus And SEO http://searchengineland.com/an-update-on-javascript-menus-and-seo-16060 Search Engine Land: Must Read News About Search Marketing & Search Engines Mon, 23 Nov 2009 01:49:26 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: BET_wayne http://searchengineland.com/an-update-on-javascript-menus-and-seo-16060/comment-page-1#comment-4458 BET_wayne Mon, 12 Jan 2009 18:22:46 +0000 http://searchengineland.com/?p=16060#comment-4458 In the sphinn article, an autor said, that they just cloaking ( reference to http://www.linkvendor.com/blog/google-und-javascript-menus-bislang-nur-cloaking.html ). As i see, its correctly. They cloak the menu to the search engines. In the sphinn article, an autor said, that they just cloaking ( reference to http://www.linkvendor.com/blog/google-und-javascript-menus-bislang-nur-cloaking.html ).
As i see, its correctly. They cloak the menu to the search engines.

]]> By: Alexander Gounder http://searchengineland.com/an-update-on-javascript-menus-and-seo-16060/comment-page-1#comment-4454 Alexander Gounder Mon, 12 Jan 2009 14:05:15 +0000 http://searchengineland.com/?p=16060#comment-4454 Though Google can crawl these menus, one may have two questions: a.) When you check a cached text version of the page you will not see the links showing up, further one cannot be very sure of how search engines may be using it.. Like with Flash, Search engines do cache flash file text, I had seen a snippet of text which was part of the header flash of client, in the SERP result, but I have no way to know if all the text is cached or if the links within are spreading juice.. b.) what about the others, often corporate clients are more interested in large fancy reports than actual results, Though Google is a clear winner and provides 80% traffic clients still want you to go beyond Yahoo and MSN... an search engines like MSN which still take several weeks to cache a site. anyways such changes at Google are good to know, because it speaks volumes about why they are market leaders (hint to Yahoo & MSN) Though Google can crawl these menus, one may have two questions:
a.) When you check a cached text version of the page you will not see the links showing up, further one cannot be very sure of how search engines may be using it.. Like with Flash, Search engines do cache flash file text, I had seen a snippet of text which was part of the header flash of client, in the SERP result, but I have no way to know if all the text is cached or if the links within are spreading juice..

b.) what about the others, often corporate clients are more interested in large fancy reports than actual results, Though Google is a clear winner and provides 80% traffic clients still want you to go beyond Yahoo and MSN… an search engines like MSN which still take several weeks to cache a site.

anyways such changes at Google are good to know, because it speaks volumes about why they are market leaders (hint to Yahoo & MSN)

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