Comment by isuleman 2 months ago Lighthouse score 0 .. I wonder what are implications on SEO. 4 comments isuleman Reply vgr-land 2 months ago Probably abysmalSince xslt is built dynamically in the DOM most crawlers don’t build the site and pick up the metadata.Although I’m not convinced chasing SEO is a useful endeavor any more https://housefresh.com/beware-of-the-google-ai-salesman/I wonder if AI crawlers would have the same problem and pass over the site _heimdall 2 months ago As long as the LLM crawler fetches the XML in the first place I assume it would be fine. Lighthouse is trying to score the rendered HTML, the LLM just needs to understand what's in the document and it can parse the XML directly. woodpanel 2 months ago Just do Server-Side rendering then. b_e_n_t_o_n 2 months ago Or just end user experience...
vgr-land 2 months ago Probably abysmalSince xslt is built dynamically in the DOM most crawlers don’t build the site and pick up the metadata.Although I’m not convinced chasing SEO is a useful endeavor any more https://housefresh.com/beware-of-the-google-ai-salesman/I wonder if AI crawlers would have the same problem and pass over the site _heimdall 2 months ago As long as the LLM crawler fetches the XML in the first place I assume it would be fine. Lighthouse is trying to score the rendered HTML, the LLM just needs to understand what's in the document and it can parse the XML directly.
_heimdall 2 months ago As long as the LLM crawler fetches the XML in the first place I assume it would be fine. Lighthouse is trying to score the rendered HTML, the LLM just needs to understand what's in the document and it can parse the XML directly.
Probably abysmal
Since xslt is built dynamically in the DOM most crawlers don’t build the site and pick up the metadata.
Although I’m not convinced chasing SEO is a useful endeavor any more https://housefresh.com/beware-of-the-google-ai-salesman/
I wonder if AI crawlers would have the same problem and pass over the site
As long as the LLM crawler fetches the XML in the first place I assume it would be fine. Lighthouse is trying to score the rendered HTML, the LLM just needs to understand what's in the document and it can parse the XML directly.
Just do Server-Side rendering then.
Or just end user experience...