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Headless CMS Architectural SEO
Headless CMS setups separate content from presentation, which is flexible but risky for SEO. Without server-rendered HTML, metadata, and internal links, crawlers may see an empty shell. Architectural SEO for headless means choosing rendering, routing, and metadata strategies that keep content visible and fast.
Nøkkelpunkter
- Prefer server-side or static rendering for public pages over client-only rendering.
- Generate unique titles, descriptions, and canonicals for every route from CMS data.
- Build internal links from CMS relationships, not just navigation menus.
- Expose content through a sitemap and structured data generated at build or render time.
- Handle previews and drafts so they never get indexed.
- Measure crawlability and rendered HTML with a crawler, not just the browser.
- Keep URL slugs stable and redirect old ones when content moves.
- Cache rendered output at the edge to protect origin performance.
Vanlige spørsmål
Is headless CMS bad for SEO?
Not inherently, but client-only rendering and missing metadata cause problems.
Do I need SSR with a headless CMS?
For public, indexable pages, yes or static generation; CSR alone is risky.
How do I handle metadata in headless?
Store it in the CMS and render it server-side per route.
What about internal links?
Generate them from content relationships so crawlers can traverse the site.
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