FAQ
What is Dynamic Rendering?
Huckabuy’s Dynamic Rendering is a software service that leverages all of Google’s technical initiatives to help websites
with lots of dynamic content generate more organic search traffic.
With Dynamic Rendering, you get the same experience
loading a website no matter where you are in the world.
What is dynamic rendering and why is it important for SEO?
Dynamic rendering is the process of converting complicated web pages into flat HTML with a structured data packet
and pages stored in a caching layer at the top of a page so they are instantly accessible for Search Bots.
Simultaneously, the user-facing content and website remain unaffected. Dynamic rendering is important for
SEO because it queues up the optimal crawling experience for Search Bots.
When Search Bots can crawl faster and understand your site easier, you will do better in the organic search channel.
Why should Javascript be optimized for Google?
Google is struggling to keep up with an ever-changing, complex internet. Front-end website development is constantly
advancing to create a better experience for the human visitor, all while making things more difficult for Search Bots.
Complex coding languages such as Javascript create numerous issues for Search Bots. When complex webpages take too
long to crawl, this can lead to partially indexed sites that aren’t sufficiently understood by Google, resulting in
missed opportunities to harness valuable organic search traffic.
How does Dynamic Rendering work?
Using Huckabuy Cloud, our Dynamic Rendering product converts pages into flat HTML, adds structured data markup, hosts content in caching layers for easy,
instant access, and serves it all at the edge for fast delivery and the best crawling experience for search engines.
What robots does Huckabuy talk to?
Huckabuy is created primarily for optimizing conversations with Google, however we also respond to: Microsoft,
Yandex, Baidu, Facebook, LinkedIn, Quora, Pinterest, and Slack. Also be aware, if you're using a WAF configuration
on edge, like CloudFlare's, those mechanisms will occur before the requests interact with Huckabuy.
For example, if your WAF blocks Pinterest, Huckabuy will never have a chance to interact with those requests.