What Is Dynamic Rendering And How It Impacts SEO

In this video I'll discuss what dynamic rendering is and how it impacts SEO.

What Is Dynamic Rendering?

Dynamic rendering is a technique that dynamically changes the cached version of the page in response to user interaction. This means that when you click on a link, rather than returning an entirely new page, your browser will request some additional data from the server and render the page in real-time with those updates.

How Does Dynamic Rendering Help With SEO?

Dynamic rendering can help make web pages load much faster for users, but there are also implications for search engine optimization (SEO). The use of dynamic rendering techniques can hinder crawlers' ability to index content because they are unable to crawl through all possible URLs without clicking on them first. In order to avoid this issue, developers should be aware of their SEO goals and choose appropriate URLs to index.

For pages that need dynamic rendering, it's important for the developer to include a canonical URL in order to help crawlers know which page they should be indexing. Dynamic rendering can also provide benefits when used on content-heavy or frequently updated websites because crawling these sites becomes more difficult over time as more pages are created or are being updated several times throughout the day.

Is JavaScript Bad For SEO?

Javascript isn't always search engine friendly because of how resource intensive it is on their search crawlers. Dynamic rendering of javascript, on the other hand, can be a great thing for SEO because it allows crawlers to render content more like humans do.

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