Robert,

Thanks for the reply!

The main reason for changing the title/description tags with javascript was to make the pages more indexable (and readable on google). Would you say these pages will provide any SEO benefits to the rest of the website? Or would it be better to set a nofollow tag?

I will have a look into speeding up the property pages however it's most likely because the information is being rendered on our software providers server which at the same time is probably handling 1000's of other requests aswell

Thanks for the reply!

Unfortunately I cannot do this in PHP as the property details are rendered using XML and I don't have access to the files as it's saved on our software providers server (they have also said they would not know how to implement this) - I also have little to no experience with XML so that's why I thought i'd try javascript.

Hi there,

I'm looking for some advice. I've recently implemented a few jQuery functions which gets specific content from the page and then sets the title and description.

See working example here.

It seems to work fine but my question I have is whether Google bots can read it and whether it might actually hinder my SEO efforts?

Any advice would be really appreciated!

Peter