JavaScript links can make your pages invisible to AI search
A 41-day experiment reveals how JavaScript-only navigation limits AI crawler discovery and why fixing it later can be harder.
Topic: Client-side rendering
Hydration and SEO: How it works and why it matters
From server-rendered HTML to interactive pages, understand where hydration fits and when it can affect search visibility.
Lazy loading explained: Speed up your site & UX fast
Improve load times and boost SEO with lazy loading. Learn how it works, when to use it, and how to implement it without breaking your site experience.
How to fix technical SEO issues on client-side React apps
Uncover rendering and indexing issues caused by a React client-side-powered app and how to prevent SEO nightmares.
How to improve enterprise-level crawling and indexing efficiency
Here are three real examples of what happens when enterprise SEO goes wrong – and how you can safeguard large websites from costly mistakes.
A guide to diagnosing common JavaScript SEO issues
Learn how to spot SEO issues in JavaScript-powered sites and what you need to know when it comes to rendering.
The benefits of dynamic rendering for SEO
Google is getting better at crawling JavaScript, but there are still limitations. At SMX Next, Nati Elimelich explained how dynamic rendering can overcome those limitations while avoiding potential cloaking issues.
Server-side rendering: What SEOs need to understand
A guide for search marketers on how rendering JavaScript impacts search results.
How to measure success with JavaScript-dependent websites
SEO strategist Robin Rozhon answers questions from SMX Advanced about monitoring rendering success, using external A/B testing tools and more.
PWA: How to avoid partial rendering issues with service workers
When there are issues rendering pages server side to prevent correct rendering, the content can have discrepancies shown to end users (or search bots).