"Troubleshooting JavaScript SEO Problems: A Comprehensive Guide"
JavaScript and SEO can sometimes clash, but understanding the fundamentals of how search engine crawlers interact with JavaScript can help diagnose and fix common issues. When it comes to rendering, there are two methods: server-side rendering (SSR) and client-side rendering (CSR). Pre-rendered HTML may be universally unavailable, causing search engines to wait for rendering or not render the page at all. Inaccessible page content, sections of a site not getting crawled, missing internal links, and missing metadata are other common JavaScript SEO issues. Tools like browser tools, Google Search Console, Chrome Developer Tools, and Wappalyzer can help identify and address these issues.