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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Does Googlebot read and consider DOM elements inside a <noscript> tag, if the tag <noscript> is injected via JS, for example in a react built website?
I extremely like the video, man. Very helpful and informative. Thank you very much. It is presented so well too. Great, positive work.
nice video. Thanks
Muito Show!! Parabéns!! Mesmo tendo que assistir pela legenda, ficou ótima sua didática.
hehehe thanks for the vod
Useful and to the point content without all the bloat featured on most other user created content on YouTube.
Just a random side note – A very nice reference to the scene in "Spaceballs" when Rick Moranis, playing Dark Helmet, was caught playing with his Spaceball figurines.
Thank you.
Best subscribe-ending ever!
Deutsch correct?
Any one please🙏 help me. Please give me a Seo Master No.
Sounds like it is possible to create title & description dynamically with JavaScript. That's what I was looking for, I was wondering how to SEO a single page static site. Thank you Sir!
So what im hearing is, I don't need to use ngUniversal strictly for googlebot purposes anymore, but just if I want to improve my score with a better FCP rating.
Do i have that assessment correct?
Hahaha, a very interesting topic,
I want to ask tho', for cases of an Isomorphic App.
When the page loads, and all of the content load properly. Does the use of `a` tag in isomorphic app will still be helpful to Googlebot? In `react`, there's a component called `Link` and `NavLink`, in Vue there's `router-link`. I think if I remembered it correctly they also use `a` tag when the page is fully loaded.
Bravo 🙂
"Content that requires JS will be only index in the second wave, which might take some time……" Please can you be more specific? Are we talking about couple of hours, couple of days, months?
Great Video Martin … Not Sure About the Acting (at the End) Though lol Keep Up The Good Work
"…will happen in the second wave, which will take some time…" Please defined "some time". Is that a couple of hours, a couple of days, 3 months, a year and a half?
Amazing. Instantly subbed 🙂
Who disabled Java two step
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?
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.