How would we go about doing that?

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Question 1: Does the domain in question rely on client-side JavaScript to load/modify content or links on the page?
The first step in diagnosing any issue involving JavaScript is to see if the domain uses it to load important content that could impact SEO (content or links on the page). Ideally, this would happen anytime bosnia and herzegovina number data get a new client (during an initial technical audit ), or whenever your client redesigns/launches new site features.



Ask the client.
Ask, and you shall receive! Seriously though, one of the quickest/easiest things you can do as a consultant is to contact your POC (or developers on the account) and ask them. After all, these are the people who work on the website day and night!

"Hi [client], we're currently doing a technical cleanup on the site. One thing we check is whether any important content (links, on-page content) is loaded via JavaScript. We'll do some manual testing, but an easy way to confirm this is to ask! Can you (or the team) answer the following, please?

1. Are we using client-side JavaScript to load important content?
2. If so, can we get a bulleted list of where/what content is loaded via JavaScript?"
Check manually.
Even on a large e-commerce website with millions of pages, there are usually only a few important page templates. In my experience, manually checking should take at most an hour. I use the Chrome Web Developers plugin , disable JavaScript from there, and manually check the important templates of the site (home page, category page, product page, blog post, etc.)