What Google receives
Compare the page before and after React runs to make sure important copy and links remain available to search engines.
Help every important React page appear clearly in search.
SEO support for React websites and applications. We make sure important pages can be found, understood and indexed, then give you or your developer clear guidance for fixing anything that gets in the way.
Content, page titles or links may only appear after something happens in the browser. We check what search engines receive and make those important parts reliable without removing the interactions people need.
What we review
We look at how the website is built and what Google receives when it visits important pages. This shows where visibility is being lost and gives you or your developer a clear route to fixing it.
Compare the page before and after React runs to make sure important copy and links remain available to search engines.
Give every important view its own stable URL and use real links so people and search engines can reach it directly.
Check where page titles, descriptions, preferred URLs, indexing rules and structured data are created across the website.
Find cases where the browser shows different content from the original page or removes something important after React starts.
Make sure shared headings, links and page information continue to work when new pages are added or the design changes.
Review slow or failed JavaScript, delayed content and navigation problems that can hide important pages from search engines.
How React pages behave
React can change a page after it first loads and as people move around the website. We check that important content, links and page information remain available throughout. For more detail about different ways to prepare a page, read our JavaScript SEO guidance.
Check that the original page and the interactive browser version agree, so important content and links do not change or disappear.
Give every public view a stable URL and a real link, with the correct content and page information when visitors navigate.
Make sure missing pages and redirects send the correct response instead of making every possible URL look valid.
Reusable page elements
React reuses the same building blocks across many pages. We define what headings, links, images and page information each block must include, reducing the risk of one mistake spreading across the website.
Your React SEO plan
We explain where each problem occurs, what needs to change, why it matters and how to confirm the finished page works properly. We can also support your developer through implementation and launch.
Evidence showing what visitors and search engines receive before and after React runs.
A clear view of important pages, shared elements and the search requirements each needs to preserve.
Prioritised fixes that you can understand and your developer can implement and check.
Testing across important pages, content, titles, links, errors and the live website.
React SEO checks
We test important pages when opened directly, after moving around the website and when something goes wrong. This confirms that content, links and page information remain correct in real use.
Problems we regularly find
These issues are not inevitable, but they are easy to miss when a site is being built or changed quickly.
Useful copy and links only appear after a click or browser-side request, so search engines may not receive them reliably.
The visible page changes while its title, description or preferred URL still describes the previous page.
Important views lack their own stable addresses, making them difficult to find and index separately.
A problem with a reusable heading, link or structured-data block is repeated everywhere that component appears.
React SEO questions
What matters, why it affects search and when a developer may need to make a change.
Yes. React does not prevent a website from ranking. What matters is whether important pages can be found and whether their content, links and page information are reliably available when search engines visit.
Not always. Some pages can be prepared in advance, some need current information from the server and some features need to run in the browser. We choose the simplest reliable approach for the pages that need search visibility.
Important views may lack their own URLs, navigation may use buttons instead of links, pages may initially appear empty and missing URLs may look like valid pages. These problems can usually be fixed without replacing the whole website.
Yes. Hydration is the point where React makes a server-prepared page interactive in the browser. If the two versions do not match, important content or page information can change or disappear after loading, so we test both versions.
Bring search into the build before launch, or untangle what is already holding a modern website back.
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