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Congrats to the team on launching this super helpful product 🎉! Leveraging Google and ChatGPT to easily detect and fix slow pages is a huge step forward in SEO optimization. Definitely a must-have tool for SEO experts and webmasters from now on! 🚀✨
Very useful. It helps me to test in a distribution way and I find my website's perfomance for all device is "Poor". Now I should take more affort to fix the speed issue.
@leooy having the results of the speed test is a great starting point. Now you know where you stand and also that you have enough traffic from users that improving these URLs will give you results.
All the best @ performance optimization.
Please let us know if we can help in any way!
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Tried it on a few client pages, wild how much variance there is in mobile vs. desktop speed. Love that it's pulling real user data from the Chrome UX report, not just synthetic tests.
@jaber23@cameron_dejong1 it just means that within the last few weeks there were not enough Chrome users worldwide who visited (who opt in to reporting page speed to Google) the URL.
You can try a more popular URL first e.g. sometimes the landing page or sometimes a blog post or another sub-page that is more frequently visited.
If that also doesn't have any data: you click on the "Open in PageSpeed Insights" and it will take you to detailed PageSpeed data. The PageSpeed data is not from real world field testing usage, it is in laboratory conditions, using Google's "Lighthouse" page speed analysis tool.
PageSpeed Insights fetches the URL and breaks down what takes how long e.g. how long it takes until the biggest visible part of content gets displayed on the screen but also other user experience aspects like how stable the page is and so on.
This is very similar to Core Web Vitals but, again, it is not from real world user data.
That said: if you optimize for great PageSpeed Insights scores it should also translate well into good Core Web Vitals data eventually.
Hope this helps!
If you want to see how a report looks like: browse through the screenshots of this hunt (examples for ahrefs.com, shopify.com, stripe.com, producthunt.com)
Or generate a report for another popular site you are interested in.
PageSpeed Insights shows you very similar metrics but in "lab conditions".
SEO Speed Test shows you Google Core Web Vitals: measurements from millions of Chrome users worldwide. Core Web Vitals are what Google uses as a ranking factor for search results.
Both are useful.
If you want to improve the performance of your website and iterate quickly: PageSpeed Insights is great.
Core Web Vitals update slower but show you where you stand with real users and with Google.
That's why SEO Speed Test shows Core Web Vitals first (when available) but we also have a button that leads you to PageSpeed Insights with one tap.
Congrats to the team on launching this super helpful product 🎉! Leveraging Google and ChatGPT to easily detect and fix slow pages is a huge step forward in SEO optimization. Definitely a must-have tool for SEO experts and webmasters from now on! 🚀✨
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@iam_sofia thanks Sofia, appreciate you giving SEOspeedtest.com a try
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@iam_sofia thank you for your support!
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Very useful. It helps me to test in a distribution way and I find my website's perfomance for all device is "Poor". Now I should take more affort to fix the speed issue.
findable.
@leooy having the results of the speed test is a great starting point. Now you know where you stand and also that you have enough traffic from users that improving these URLs will give you results.
All the best @ performance optimization.
Please let us know if we can help in any way!
Tried it on a few client pages, wild how much variance there is in mobile vs. desktop speed. Love that it's pulling real user data from the Chrome UX report, not just synthetic tests.
@peterbuch , @__tosh Congrats on the launch! 🔥
A thoughtful fusion of AI and SEO, really effective in driving meaningful insights.
RightNow AI
How I can fix this? "Not Enough Chrome User Experience Data"
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@jaber23 @__tosh can help
@jaber23 I am having the same issue. Thank you for bringing this up. I do love the entire Findable toolkit!
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@jaber23 @cameron_dejong1 it just means that within the last few weeks there were not enough Chrome users worldwide who visited (who opt in to reporting page speed to Google) the URL.
You can try a more popular URL first e.g. sometimes the landing page or sometimes a blog post or another sub-page that is more frequently visited.
If that also doesn't have any data: you click on the "Open in PageSpeed Insights" and it will take you to detailed PageSpeed data. The PageSpeed data is not from real world field testing usage, it is in laboratory conditions, using Google's "Lighthouse" page speed analysis tool.
PageSpeed Insights fetches the URL and breaks down what takes how long e.g. how long it takes until the biggest visible part of content gets displayed on the screen but also other user experience aspects like how stable the page is and so on.
This is very similar to Core Web Vitals but, again, it is not from real world user data.
That said: if you optimize for great PageSpeed Insights scores it should also translate well into good Core Web Vitals data eventually.
Hope this helps!
If you want to see how a report looks like: browse through the screenshots of this hunt (examples for ahrefs.com, shopify.com, stripe.com, producthunt.com)
Or generate a report for another popular site you are interested in.
Have a great weekend!
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@jaber23 @cameron_dejong1 thank you, Cameron. Appreciate the feedback & thanks for using findable
This is a great tool, but I'm curious, how is it different from Google PageSpeed Insights?
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@matteo_rinaldi great question!
PageSpeed Insights shows you very similar metrics but in "lab conditions".
SEO Speed Test shows you Google Core Web Vitals: measurements from millions of Chrome users worldwide. Core Web Vitals are what Google uses as a ranking factor for search results.
Both are useful.
If you want to improve the performance of your website and iterate quickly: PageSpeed Insights is great.
Core Web Vitals update slower but show you where you stand with real users and with Google.
That's why SEO Speed Test shows Core Web Vitals first (when available) but we also have a button that leads you to PageSpeed Insights with one tap.
Have a great weekend!
findable.
@matteo_rinaldi thanks for supporting SEO Speed test
What's the difference here between lighthouse and SEO speed test? UI looks nice, great work.