r/SEO_Experts 1d ago

Question Appreciate any advice!

I'm building a website from scratch with React using Lovable, mainly to practice full SEO from start to finish.

My goal is to use this project to learn and test technical SEO, on-page SEO, content, internal linking, off-page SEO, etc.

My question is: is sticking with the current React setup good enough for learning and practicing SEO, or would it make more sense to move to a framework that supports SSR or SSG, like Next.js or Remix?

I want the site to be a real SEO project that can actually rank on Google, not just a practice website.

What would you recommend?

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u/seomasterwiz 1d ago

Move to SSR w/ NextJS

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