Rendering Strategy
SSR, SSG, ISR, or hybrid — chosen per route type based on content freshness and crawl needs.
Platform & CMS SEO
Rendering & hydration strategy for headless stacks
Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, or custom — headless gives you speed and flexibility, and a dozen new ways to be invisible to Google. We make rendering decisions that keep you indexed.
What's included
SEO for JavaScript-first architectures
From rendering mode to structured data in the component tree.
Bot Rendering Verification
We test what Googlebot actually receives, not what your browser shows — hydration gaps included.
Edge & Cache Architecture
CDN, cache keys, and revalidation tuned so bots and users both get fast, fresh HTML.
Component-Level Schema
Structured data generated inside components, so every page type ships correct markup by default.
How it works
A process you can follow
Stack review
Framework, hosting, data layer, and current rendering behavior mapped.
Route policy
Every route pattern gets a rendering mode and cache policy, documented.
Implementation support
We pair with your engineers — PRs, code review, and testing included.
Bot verification
Fetch-and-render tests confirm parity between user and crawler HTML.
Deliverables
What lands in your inbox
- Rendering policy per route pattern
- Googlebot render-parity test report
- Metadata & schema component library
- Cache/revalidation configuration review
- Engineer pairing sessions
Questions
Frequently asked
Does Google run JavaScript?
Yes, but rendering is deferred and imperfect. Critical content and links should be in the initial HTML — which is exactly what the rendering strategy decides.
Which frameworks do you support?
Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, SvelteKit, Remix, and custom React/Vue setups. The principles transfer; the pitfalls differ.
Can you work directly with our dev team?
That's the default — this service is delivered through PRs and pairing sessions, not PDF reports.
Fast for users. Visible to Google.
Free render-parity check: see exactly what Googlebot receives from your stack.