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Do you have proof that JS rendering is equally as friendly to SEO as statically rendered html? I have been fighting this battle for a while at different places
by lcw 10y ago
Do you have proof that JS rendering is equally as friendly to SEO as statically rendered html?
I have been fighting this battle for a while at different places by I can't definitely prove it's true, and most SEO experts that I work with seem to be afraid to upset the apple cart explaining that Google might be good at it, but what about yandex or baidu. I know there are small tests, but has a large corporation where SEO really matters made the switch without a meaningful SEO hit?
- civilian 10y agoThat's a bummer, but your SEO experts shouldn't be afraid! They shouldn't let you flip over the whole website either though. You guys should just run a test on one landing page. Yandex and Baidu are pretty ignorable, Google is King.
- dfabulich 10y agoOn the contrary, all I've ever heard of are folks who start with JS rendering and then add server-side rendering (e.g. with React Server) and report how much better their SEO traffic gets.