Can SEO/Google Crawler find the actual url when I use Link?
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Bonga shad posted this in #help-forum
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Is Nextjs Link SEO-friendly? Or how should I use it in a SEO friendly way?
I have a bunch of
What I really hope for is that Google crawler can discover each of the pages i.e.,
Does the Google crawler have the ability to find the actual url when I use
I have a bunch of
Links in my landing page, and each Link routes to a different page on my website, so it's like <Link href='/california-hotels'> California </Link> <Link href='/new-york-hotels'> New York </Link>What I really hope for is that Google crawler can discover each of the pages i.e.,
www.mysite.com/california-hotels www.mysite.com/new-york-hotels I am just unsure if they will be discovered. I am sure if it's a tag, i.e., <a href="www.mysite.com/california-hotels">California</a> it will be no problem because the url is spelled out. Does the Google crawler have the ability to find the actual url when I use
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@Bonga shad Is Nextjs Link SEO-friendly? Or how should I use it in a SEO friendly way?
I have a bunch of `Link`s in my landing page, and each `Link` routes to a different page on my website, so it's like `<Link href='/california-hotels'> California </Link>` `<Link href='/new-york-hotels'> New York </Link>`
What I really hope for is that Google crawler can discover each of the pages i.e., `www.mysite.com/california-hotels` `www.mysite.com/new-york-hotels` I am just unsure if they will be discovered. I am sure if it's `a` tag, i.e., `<a href="www.mysite.com/california-hotels">California</a>` it will be no problem because the url is spelled out.
Does the Google crawler have the ability to find the actual url when I use `Link`? Thank you
<Link> is <a>, so is SEO friendly. if you turn off js, <Link> tags will behave exactly as <a> tags.