Hello,
I am wondering why in Pages/google speed column I don't see any results (see the screen shot enclosed).
Thank you for letting me know if there something I should activate to use this feature.
With best regards.
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#8403 – Pages/Google speed not showing any results
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encretpixel
wb_weeblr
Hi
As usual, you should include full and real URL of the site/pages involved, as we cannot otherwise check things out.
Performance measurement happens if:
- it's enabled
- You have not excluded these URLs from the performance measurement (Excluded URLs input field just below the screenshot above)
And of course, you need some visitors on the site.
Best regards
Yannick Gaultier
weeblr.com / @weeblr
encretpixel
Hello,
Thank you for your answer. Well I think I get it : the google speed data is not coming from the 4seo component which would make some tests on the pages, but it gathers data coming from actual users/visitors experience to give us a feedback.
Let me know if it's the right way to understand this feature.
With best regards.
wb_weeblr
Hi
but it gathers data coming from actual users/visitors experience to give us a feedback.
That is correct. What's measured here is actual and real Core Web Vitals.
4SEO, or even Google Lighthouse, etc cannot measure these by themselves. The definition of these measurements is that they are taken when real visitors are visiting your site, on their device (maybe an old phone, with their network conditions (maybe from a subway tunnel or far out in the countryside with 2G or 3G spotty connection).
This is what 4SEO measures, by adding a few lines of javscript in the site pages so that you have not so much an idea of the speed of your site but the speed of your site that your visitors experience.
It also uses the proper Core Web Vitals measurement specs, meaning that measurements taken are "evened out" over 28 days (don't expect numbers to change immediately after you improve your site performance, unless you reset the performance data).
Best regards
Yannick Gaultier
weeblr.com / @weeblr
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