SSR allows the server to render the page before sending it to the client, making it easier for search engines to crawl and index the content. Static rendering pre-renders pages at build time, which can also improve SEO.
This helps prevent duplicate content issues by specifying the preferred version of a webpage, which is crucial for SEO.
Ensure that your JavaScript framework properly handles routing so that search engines can access all pages. Use the History API for cleaner URLs.
With mobile-first indexing, ensure that your JavaScript applications are responsive and provide a good user experience on mobile devices.
Implement lazy loading for images and other resources to improve page load times, which is a ranking factor for SEO.
Implement schema markup to help search engines understand the content of your pages better, which can enhance visibility in search results.
Use pre-rendering tools to generate static HTML versions of your pages, which can be served to search engines while still allowing for dynamic content for users.
Ensure that your meta tags (title, description) are dynamically generated and relevant to the content of each page.
Use tools like Google Search Console to monitor and fix crawl errors that may arise from JavaScript-heavy sites.
Provide alternative content for users and search engines that do not execute JavaScript by using <noscript>
tags.