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SPA slow pagespeed impacts

Hi all,

We’re due to launch an update to our site which is built on SPA and in practical use is significantly faster than the current version of our site.

However all pagespeed tests are showing horrific load times for both desktop and mobile. We’re working on some factors (image compression etc) but I’m concerned that in loading most of the site in the first instance, search engines will never view a page as fast and this will impact our ability to rank going forward.

Has anyone else had similar issues with SPA? How much of a pinch of salt should be taken with pagespeed testing? Any advice would be excellent.

Cheers!

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