Google’s Matt Cutts hinted this past week that Google is considering using a site’s speed as part of the algorithm that ranks the order of pages on Google.
Fast sites might rank higher, while slower-loading sites might suffer. It’s a proposal that’s proving controversial.
To quote from Cutts’ video interview on WebProNews:
“A lot of people within Google think that the web should be fast, it should be a good experience; and so it’s sort...
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