I implemented vue.js on my site for pagination and filter. Now I realize that the page loads with filters and the data is fetched via AJAX. Do a view source and AJAX content is not displayed. This affects the site indexing and ability to rank.
I do not want to go for SSR. What could be my options here?
Should I ditch vue.js?
Used vue.js with laravel and my site is not SEO friendly anymore
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Re: Used vue.js with laravel and my site is not SEO friendly anymore
#2If you want to keep your SEO ranks without SSR, ditch any client side rendering framework and go back to blade templates.
Re: Used vue.js with laravel and my site is not SEO friendly anymore
#3You can mix both! Depeneding on how you implemented vuejs, you can render the list on the server on a blade template and send it to the cliente. There, you let vue do the pagination/filters/etc.
Re: Used vue.js with laravel and my site is not SEO friendly anymore
#4Do the routing through laravel and then in the blade template, just pass the data along in a vue component.
Re: Used vue.js with laravel and my site is not SEO friendly anymore
#5I think that google now uses a headless browser. Unless your page loads in too much time, nothing should change on the SEO side if you have the same content at the same place.
Re: Used vue.js with laravel and my site is not SEO friendly anymore
#6If you want to keep your SEO ranks without SSR, ditch any client side rendering framework and go back to blade templates.
How do I allow filtering to be done on client side? I am comparing with cargurs, aamozn wayfair, how to get that filter option on left and still keep content. I was think load content first and then load filter on left. This is what amazon does
Re: Used vue.js with laravel and my site is not SEO friendly anymore
#7Perhaps setting up nuxt could work?
Re: Used vue.js with laravel and my site is not SEO friendly anymore
#8I think that google now uses a headless browser. Unless your page loads in too much time, nothing should change on the SEO side if you have the same content at the same place.
That is not true. As far as I know, google does execute js but does not wait for ajax calls.
Re: Used vue.js with laravel and my site is not SEO friendly anymore
#9If you want to keep your SEO ranks without SSR, ditch any client side rendering framework and go back to blade templates.
How do I allow filtering to be done on client side? I am comparing with cargurs, aamozn wayfair, how to get that filter option on left and still keep content. I was think load content first and then load filter on left. This is what amazon does
On a small side project, I load the initial results with the template and then do filtering and additional searching with js. This allows me to be SEO friendly, while still having nice filtering functionality.
Re: Used vue.js with laravel and my site is not SEO friendly anymore
#10If you want to keep your SEO ranks without SSR, ditch any client side rendering framework and go back to blade templates.
How do I allow filtering to be done on client side? I am comparing with cargurs, aamozn wayfair, how to get that filter option on left and still keep content. I was think load content first and then load filter on left. This is what amazon does
Use javascript. Display all the data at the first load. Then make make ajax calls with the filter data to the server, filter and process the results there and replace the original content on the client side with innerHTML().