: Using noscript to optimize for SEO I have news portal that loads posts using ajax, to get better user experience. Web crawlers don't see links and texts generated by javascript, so I read about
I have news portal that loads posts using ajax, to get better user experience. Web crawlers don't see links and texts generated by javascript, so I read about using noscript tags for crawlers. In noscript section I render title, subtitle, description and link to a post, by using headers tags in proper way (in my php code).
Many SEO analyzer sites now see that content, but I dont know about real crawlers like Google and others.
Is his this a good way to make my content visible to crawlers? I see it is easy...
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The <noscript> tag has been spammed and abused by blackhats trying to gain search engine rankings. Because of this history, Google now treats sites that use the tags with suspicion.
Now Google warns against using noscript tags.
You generally don't want to use noscript as crawlers will ignore that. By looking at the clean cache of your page: webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://www.balkanreporter.rs/&hl=en&strip=1 I can see text is visible on your page so you should be good to go. One thing to note is to update your anchor text to wrap around useful words like Manifestacije u Srbiji instead of Pročitajte.
Save this code as a bookmarklet to quickly access your page's clean text cache. On any webpage, click this bookmarklet to be taken to the clean-cache. You might want to adjust which Google search property it checks though.
javascript:(function(){window.open('http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:'+document.URL+'&hl=en&strip=1')})();
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