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For the ones that experienced positive results, do you have SSL on your sites?
CDN's might make sense if you're serving internationally
Our site was visited by users in 244 countries and territories last month (according to Google Analytics), and I doubt if that's out of the ordinary. But the benefits of using a CDN go beyond having data centers around the world, and offhand, I can't think of any downsides--in general, or in terms of the "SEO impact" that jebernier asked about.
My site got visitors from around the world too. I care about only one of those countries.
The OP seems to think there's something about CDN's that Google cares about.
The OP seems to think there's something about CDN's that Google cares about.
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I guess what I fail to see is why a smaller site would be using a CDN
I guess what I fail to see is why a smaller site would be using a CDN
My sites are already very fast because of the way I design and code them. Any improvement in loading speed from a shorter geographic distance would be a minor benefit at best.
As for "+$5 a month for each site," that's $5 a month for each additional site that uses CloudFlare
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I guess what I fail to see is why a smaller site would be using a CDN, if it's a larger site, 30 errors probably aren't enough to affect rankings.
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