Hello,
I am using two servers A and B for websites
When I ping server A I get times of 48 40 41 40
When I ping Server B I get times of 34 28 31 30
I wonder if the speed of the servers will affect the search result position in Google and what server speeds should I be looking for?
Many thanks
John
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Server Speed
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johnhardy
, Mar 07 2012 01:33 PM
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Posted 07 March 2012 - 02:04 PM
The ping rates don't really correlate to how fast a Web PAGE will be served and rendered. That is what Google is concerned about.
A typical Web PAGE may include dozens of image files, a few CSS files, several Javascript files, etc.
Technically there may be some value in reducing ping time but ping rates vary by location.
A typical Web PAGE may include dozens of image files, a few CSS files, several Javascript files, etc.
Technically there may be some value in reducing ping time but ping rates vary by location.
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