Here is a webpage and I need to know which elements Googlebot can read and which elements it cannot read. https://www.cashrewards.com.au/asos I inspected the page and I saw a whole bunch of empty paragraph tags . I am an SEO…
have very simple sample app which build Create React App + Styled-Components to prove this issue. But I have real big application which I am facing this issue which I am going to explain it below. I would like to…
I am working on Angular2 based web app. I used Angular CLI to generate app and then to build it for prod. I have hosted website on AWS S3 & Cloudfront. When I use 'Fetch as Google' tool from the…
Recently I saw a site's robots.txt as follows: User-agent: * Allow: /login Allow: /register I could find only Allow entries and no Disallow entries. From this, I could understand robots.txt is nearly a blacklist file to Disallow pages to be…
I have an AngularJS application that is injected into 3rd party sites. It injects dynamic content into a div on the 3rd party page. Google is successfully indexing this dynamic content but does not appear to be crawling links within…
I discovered that any laravel website is accessible with index.php as a parameter. This is a big problem, index.php in url parameter breaks all images. Look at a real example to understand what I mean: http://www.cyprusalive.com/main-thing/sightseeing http://www.cyprusalive.com/index.php/main-thing/sightseeing Googlebot read some…
I have an SPA with a lot of images in it. I want to expose those images to search engines. So I want to create "special" pages that will only be seen by the bot. The pages will contain metadata…
probably duplicate question Best way to set up 404 pages in a angular SPA? but I didn't find a reliable answer for my question . I'm curious to know if there is a way to tell googlebot about a 404…
If I use nested <html> in my document like: <html> <body> some text <html> <body> some text </body> </html> </body> <html> Is this put any effect on SEO of my page? Will googlebot crawl and index it or ignore it?
Is it possible to add SEO tags such as 'noodp' to a robots.txt file instead of using <meta> tags? I am trying to avoid messing with our CMS template, although I suspect that I may have to... Could I try…