The Google Webmaster Central Blog posted advice on how to make your site crawlable if you make use of common Web 2.0 design features, such as AJAX.

The advice includes having HTML links for your navigation, ensuring that your site works on browsers that do not have JavaScript turned on, and using real links in your JavaScript or AJAX, such as:

<a href=”ajax.htm?foo=32” onClick=”navigate(‘ajax.html#foo=32′); return false”>foo 32</a>

We have more tips on Web 2.0 coding with these fairly recent articles:

• Why Many Web 2.0 Developers Are Search Morons
• The Search Engine Unfriendliness Of Web 2.0

Related Topics: Google: SEO | SEO: General

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