Welcome to another episode of JavaScript SEO! In this video, Webmaster Trends Analyst, Martin Splitt explains basic SEO techniques for JavaScript sites and webapps to make your web content more discoverable.
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17 responses to “Essential JavaScript SEO tips – JavaScript SEO”
Is router link an acceptable alternative to an <a> tag?
I always take advice from a Lannister.Thanx Tyrion
Appreciate that insight on how Google interprets JavaScript.
Thank you.
Good
Umm isn't `onclick` in `<a href='whatever.we' onclick='goto(whatever)' …` redundant??
Awesome guidelines, love all your content.
Is there any community where we can learn from and exchange tips for improvement?
Looking forward to learning from you,
Best,
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01:17 Just a clarification: Using the inspector should show you meta & title tags that are generated with JS, too. If they aren't showing up correctly in the inspector, the JS doesn't do what it should 🙂
This:
"Google bot will be visiting your pages individually, so neither a service worker nor the javascript using History API can be used, to navigate between pages"
Thank You Martin. How to solve js rendering problem?
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ie die
edge(nearly) die
now only google bot use outdate chrome 41 ….. WTF
Спасибо. очень полезно 🙂
Thanks for the XPath hint.
That's very interesting topic, thanks rise it up.
How can href="/stuff" and onclick="goto('stuff')" coexist on the same anchor tag? I'm confused… You can't force people to hardcode a common URL across pages as it will be hard to change the URL.
Thank you Martin for this series. Now I have more clear concepts related to JavaScript optimization.