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SEO for Single Page Application
I have developed a single page application, and although there are a great number of resources for SEO for content sites, there seems to be limited resources available for how to perform SEO for a single page application where most of the content is behind javascript.
The SPA is a vehicle (particularly EV and Hybrid) comparison tool and after speaking to an SEO person, who’s advice consisted of “write daily blogs/articles matching searched for terms”, I wanted to get a second opinion. I can understand this approach for a more typical website, but doesnt’ seem to fit with a SPA. Is there a different way to go about SEO for a SPAs?
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For anyone interested, the site is [evcomparetool.com](https://evcomparetool.com)
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Writing daily blog articles is just the LCD (lowest common denominator) of SEO “strategies”
There are only so many keywords one page can rank for, but you can try to create “virtual” pages via anchor points and using H(x) tags as slightly elevated page titles.
You can build links to the domain and the anchor text – and google will drop people in if their search better matches an anchor point. Use a TOC with them – WP does this.
Additionally, you can build out content on things like a support sub-domain, social media sites.
Remember – Reddit ranks and you can content via reddit and put your stuff there.
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I would suggest use keywords and content efficiency in page. Moreover keep website free from technical error. Focus more on off page SEO and create links on high DA websites relevant to your niche
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Well, backlinks is the only straightforward and easy solution to rank such website.
We ranked editpad.org, paraphrasingtool.ai and some other sites simply by gaining relavant backlinks.
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I have a single website game, ranked in top 10 for very heavy searched keyword. Game is 12 years old.
My answer is, I would rather delete my game than start from zero now. It is over. Organic Bonanza will not happen anymore. There are 100k apps monthly published in google play, many of them are just webgames wrapped as an app. 30k new apps monthly for apple. Of course many of them have web version.
The search is crowded. When we started, we were one of 2-3 projects taking it seriously and we created a game for users who spend there years. And still it took us 10 years till we managed to be in top possitions in google. In fact, our trick was to win the battle in google play store with oir app first, which again was super hard. Only after that google recognized our web as linked to that app and pushed us to the top with 0 on page SEO, zero blogs, zero bought backlinks. We do have referal system and export of gameplay to youtube. But that is all.
Google knows you have a game. It does not care about blogs, if your website is primary for that. They measure time on site, retention and bazilion of other mettrics. And in the end, it is just about it whether users spent more time in your game than in other’s competitor games.
And even after you create the best possible game, others will rank higher because they created their game many years ago, have huge community and you have no chance to overgrown them organically.
And even if you create something unique, viral that will get tons of users, few weeks later there will be many clones, from studios with deeper pockets, who can cross promote their clones in hundreds of their games.
Right now in the google play there is 20k simmilar games for the same type of game we have. When we started there were less than 100.
I would rather requalify as a plumber than to start this type of business in this environment.
But, if you have a game, that can earn more money than it spends on ads, it would be completelly different story. But such games are very rare. Organic traffic is what makes most of profitable games profitable.
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Absolutely, optimizing SEO for single-page applications (SPAs) can be trickier due to the heavy use of JavaScript. Daily blogs might not suit an SPA’s structure well. Have you checked resources like https://www.searchseo.io/traffic-bot/searchseo-serpclix? They often
delve into SEO nuances, especially for unconventional site structures
like SPAs. Consider optimizing metadata, using prerendering techniques,
and creating a dynamic sitemap to make the content accessible for search
engines. Also, focusing on user experience and fast loading times for
the SPA is key.-
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