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Critical knowledge alert 🚨🚨🚨 As a technical SEO, it’s crucial you know the difference between source code and rendered HTML them. Source code It is the initial code of the page before any JavaScript files are executed and CSS files are parsed. It’s the code you see when viewing the source code of a page in your browser. Rendered HTML It is displayed after CSS and JavaScript are processed. When you inspect an element on a page using Chrome dev tools, you’re looking at the rendered HTML. Why is...
JavaScript is a great option to make website pages more interactive and less boring. But it’s also a good way to kill a website’s SEO if implemented incorrectly. Tired Oh No GIF by Law & Order That’s why, as a technical SEO, you need to be comfortable debugging JavaScript issues. Here’s how you do it in 3 steps 👇👇👇 Step 1: Disable JavaScript in the browser using Web Developer Chrome extension The easiest way to do it is to disable JavaScript in your browser. I use the Web Developer Chrome...
Here’s the truth every SEO needs to know: No matter how great your website is, if Google can’t index it due to JavaScript issues, you’re missing out on traffic opportunities. JavaScript is a great option to make website pages more interactive and less boring. But it’s also a good way to kill a website’s SEO if implemented incorrectly. So here’s what you need to know about Google and JavaScript relationships👇👇👇 Google doesn’t interact with your content Googlebot can’t click the buttons on your...