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chrishueneke
chrishueneke
11 months ago

The moral apostles who wrote the previous answers have no idea. Apparently they don’t even know what a SPA is.

MPAs are much easier to maintain in SEO.

  • Search engines have much harder to crawl all content because they are dynamically loaded. Here you should try to make the search engines as simple as possible. This brings many challenges, especially with a lot of JavaScript. If you don’t find a solution, you can orient yourself to successful projects with similar architecture.
  • Initial charging time: This should be kept as low as possible, which can pose a major challenge for a SPA.
  • SSR is particularly important at SPAs. Next.js lets you render your page server-side
  • If SSR is difficult to implement, avoid pre rendering. The most important pages of your application are generated as static HTML pages and delivered in enquiries. This improves charging speed and readability for search engines. You can use puppet teas for this.
  • Infinite scrolling can cause problems when content is reloaded. Pagination a possible lesion.
  • The internet connection/navigation should also work without JS. I should have written that first. Very important.

Gives a few more points, but according to the 80/20 Pareto principle, this is all.

Good luck! Cool project!

LG

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Mirko Marek
Mirko Marek
11 months ago

The same rules apply as for multi-page websites.

Please do not use AI-generated content. This is evaluated by search engines. Backlinks help only to a limited extent – this is the other side that can influence the ranking. At least Google has brought an article beyond where it was mentioned indirectly.

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Maxim8862
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Maxim8862
11 months ago
Reply to  Mirko Marek

If you use the Ki content well, i.e. multi-value accounts produced for people and not for search engines, no problem should be.

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chrishueneke
chrishueneke
11 months ago
Reply to  Mirko Marek

Don’t let a media designer tell you about SEO.

You don’t even ask SEO after design tips.

Worst answer ever.

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Mirko Marek
Mirko Marek
11 months ago
Reply to  chrishueneke

@ You have no idea of my job at all, or you wouldn’t write such a crap. As a media designer, I also need to develop websites. We regularly learn how to create websites using web technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP and SQL. This also includes SEO. @ Turn in your head next time before explaining something stupid!

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chrishueneke
chrishueneke
11 months ago

AI-generated content is evaluated by search engines…

Backlinks help only conditional…

the other side can influence the ranking…

Are you serious?

Incorrect statements can hardly be made…

I know what a media designer is. It’s designed media. And a search engine optimizer optimizes content for search engines.

HTML, CSS, etc. is helpful in both areas, but has not really much to do with SEO.

You mentioned me in your comment 3x.

I conclude that you were very upset when you answered.

It wasn’t my intention to attack you.

Stay with what you can really do.

SEO is an area that you have to deal with for years, every day specifically, in order to really know.

Such general statements like yours cannot be met in the area, for that is the subject too complex. And I think it is dangerous to spread half knowledge.

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EinAlexander
EinAlexander
11 months ago

what things I would have to consider about SEO

  1. High quality content
  2. Many external links get
  3. Choose a good domain name
  4. Choose a suitable content for Element

Everything else at a SPA is so insignificant for SEO that it is not worth thinking about it.

Alex

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