What Is HTTP/2 Push in SEO?
Use Cases
By preloading critical CSS, JS, or images, HTTP/2 Push helps reduce Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), a key Core Web Vitals metric in Google's ranking algorithm.
SpotRise users delivering AI-generated content can use HTTP/2 Push to preemptively send layout files and assets, ensuring fast and seamless user access across devices.
SEO teams use HTTP/2 Push to make sure bots and search engines receive essential resources upfront, improving crawlability and page indexing speed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does HTTP/2 Push improve SEO?
It helps reduce page load time, a known ranking factor in Google's search algorithm, by delivering resources proactively.
Is HTTP/2 Push still recommended in 2024?
While some browsers now limit support, it's still useful in controlled environments or as part of broader performance strategies.
What resources should I push for best SEO results?
Push critical CSS, JavaScript required for rendering above-the-fold content, and essential images like hero banners.
Can HTTP/2 Push replace resource preloading?
Partially. Googlebot supports HTTP/2 for fetching but does not fully utilize server push, so benefits are indirect.
Does Googlebot benefit from HTTP/2 Push?
You can configure your web server (like NGINX or Apache) to push critical resources using the Link header or server directives.
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