Unsolved New Google SERP Now Lazy Loading
-
Hello,
Google has changed the way it displays it's SERPs with lazy loading new listings. Because of this the Moz Chrome Extension no longer shows results past first results.
I also often find that when a site is ranked above the Maps, it doesn't display results.
Is there a fix for this?
-
@markcummins713 Lazy loading is a website technique for developers. It's a common performance and UX best practice. It's a tactic used on a website to ensure that Google sees all the content on a page when crawled. Google does NOT utilize the practice in the SERPs. If your SERPs a loading slowly, the problem is likely your internet speed or device speed.
-
Lazy loading defers the loading of certain page elements until users interact with them, improving page load times. However, Google's search interface is constantly evolving, facebook ads cloaking so it's advisable to check for the latest updates on this feature from official sources.
-
Lazy loading defers the loading of certain page elements until users interact with them, improving page load times. However, cloaking ads agency Google's search interface is constantly evolving, so it's advisable to check for the latest updates on this feature from official sources.
-
Lazy loading defers the loading of certain page elements until users interact with them, improving page load times. However, Google's search interface is constantly evolving, so it's advisable to check for the latest updates on this feature from official sources.
-
Google has implemented lazy loading for its Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs), which means that certain page elements, such as images or additional search results, will load only when you scroll down or web development navigate through the pages. This aims to improve page load times and user experience. To interact with a lazy-loaded SERP, scroll down, navigate, or wait for content to load as needed. Keep in mind that Google's search features and behavior can change over time, so refer to their official announcements for the latest information.
-
Google has implemented lazy loading for its Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs), which means that certain page elements, such as images or additional search results, will load only when you scroll down or web development navigate through the pages. This aims to improve page load times and user experience. To interact with a lazy-loaded SERP, scroll down, navigate, or wait for content to load as needed. Keep in mind that Google's search features and behavior can change over time, so refer to their official announcements for the latest information.
-
Google has implemented lazy loading for its Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs), which means that certain page elements, such as images or additional search results, will load only when you scroll down or navigate through the pages. This aims to improve page load times and user experience. To interact with a lazy-loaded SERP, scroll down, navigate, or wait for content to load as needed. Keep in mind that Google's search features and behavior can change over time, so refer to their official announcements for the latest information.
Got a burning SEO question?
Subscribe to Moz Pro to gain full access to Q&A, answer questions, and ask your own.
Browse Questions
Explore more categories
-
Moz Tools
Chat with the community about the Moz tools.
-
SEO Tactics
Discuss the SEO process with fellow marketers
-
Community
Discuss industry events, jobs, and news!
-
Digital Marketing
Chat about tactics outside of SEO
-
Research & Trends
Dive into research and trends in the search industry.
-
Support
Connect on product support and feature requests.
Related Questions
-
Unsolved How do you use placeholders in Moz Local Descriptions?
I noticed you can use placeholders in your business descriptions in MOZ Local such as |city|, |name|, etc. How do you effectively use these and how do they work on the directories? Thanks!
Moz Local | | dollarpesa2 -
Solved "Your location could not be saved"
I have several locations on MOZ Local. I haven't had any trouble before, but now when I try to update anything (on any location) I get this error "Your location could not be saved" and if I attempt to navigate off the page it reminds me that my changes won't be saved. ???? I don't see anything wrong with any entries.
Moz Local | | c3ajeff0 -
New verison / update on MozBar. What are the changes from the changes (new additions) from the previous version?
MozBar has a new Version update: 3.1.189 in Google Chrome Web Store (updated on Jan 20, 2016). Has anyone observed any big changes / additions? Or, is it just a routine version update?
Moz Bar | | w1t0 -
Some changes to how we measure Tweet Verticals on SERPs
Hello all! One of the biggest challenges we face here at Moz is keeping up with Google's ever-changing SERP features whilst maintaining minimal impact on customer data. However sometimes this is inevitable for us to be able to stay relevant. We are deploying a change today that will have an effect on rankings for some campaigns. As of today, we will now track tweets as verticals instead of organic ranking positions. This will affect around 7% of SERPs. I have attached an image that shows how tweets look when integrated into the SERP. In this example, prior to today, we would have measured https://twitter.com/Moz as the second organic ranking position and https://www.facebook.com/moz/ as the third organic ranking position. After today, we will measure https://twitter.com/Moz as a Tweet SERP feature, and https://www.facebook.com/moz/ as the second organic ranking position. The Tweet SERP feature will appear in our tools soon. We expect this to have a pretty low impact on a campaign's Search Visibility score (~ 0.1% on average) but we wanted to call this out as it will manifest as a page 1 ranking change for those keywords. Any feedback or questions please reply below! Or contact the help team! Thanks, Jon twitter-serp.png
Moz Bar | | jon.white7 -
500 errors showing up differently on moz and google wmt
Lately, I've been having the issue of a large increase in 500 errors. These errors seem to be intermittent, in other words, Google and Moz are showing that I have server 500 errors for many pages but, when I actually check the links, everything's fine. I've run tests to see if there is any virus on the server or if I have any corrupt files and as far as I can tell, there are none. I'm left with the possibility that maybe one of my plugins is causing this issue (I'm built on top of Wordpress). Moz is showing that I had nearly five hundred 500 server errors on the 12th or the 11th. On the other hand, Google shows that on the 13th I had 179 server errors and then an additional 200 for the 15th. I'm assuming Google is slow to find or report these things? I would like to know which is more reliable so that I can try to figure out which of these plugins may be causing the problem, if any or if I'm investigating this the wrong way, I'd love to have more suggestions. Thanks in advance! Sorry, the url is http://www.heartspm.com if you'd like to take a look.
Moz Bar | | GerryWeitz0 -
Color coding on SERP reports
Hi, Can someone explain what the green and grey color coding means on the SERP reports, see attached for example. Cheers, Adrian R9jjAqExwE-3000x3000.jpeg
Moz Bar | | AdrianMoz0 -
Google Analytics Constantly Failing to Integrate
I am receiving this error daily. What's the story? There was a problem with your Google Analytics connection on one or more of your campaigns. View your campaigns to reconnect Google Analytics and view traffic metrics.
Moz Bar | | LegendaryLionWebDesign0 -
Chrome moz toolbar page analysis not loading
Often the chrome moz toolbar page analysis doesn't load just says Please wait until the page finishes loading.
Moz Bar | | genkee0