Technical SEO alert: you need to know this!
#Google ranks pages, not websites. In order to get your page indexed, it should have a separate URL that Google can discover and follow. Here are the main tips to make this happen:
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#Google ranks pages, not websites. In order to get your page indexed, it should have a separate URL that Google can discover and follow. Here are the main tips to make this happen:
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- Always use an HREF attribute so that Google can easily discover and follow a link
- Ideally, use HTML links. JS links are ok as long as they use an HREF attribute
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- Ideally, use HTML links. JS links are ok as long as they use an HREF attribute
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- Google won’t follow and index URLs with fragments (containing #, e.g. store.com/catalog#gifts) as they are not created to lead to a new document/page. So if you want a fragmented URL to be indexed as a separate page, don’t use fragments, e.g. store.com/catalog/gifts
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The tips are based on the Google Webmaster Lightning talk by @g33konaut from Google, you can find it here webmasters.googleblog.com/2020/05/freque…
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@g33konaut Earlier this year I also posted an article on JavaSript #SEO on @sejournal. It has 21k reads already, so trust me it's good 😉
Check it out searchenginejournal.com/javascript-seo…
Check it out searchenginejournal.com/javascript-seo…
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