Optimizing SPA (Single Page Application) Page SEO with React Helmet
Recently, when I was building the Ocean Freight page that shows a list of Spot freight rates,
I used React Helmet to manage the page's meta tags (title, description, keywords), and I also paid attention to the page URL while developing it.
const SEO = ({ title, description, keywords }: HelmetProps) => {
return (
<Helmet>
<title>{title}</title>
{description && <meta name="description" content={description} />}
{keywords && <meta name="keywords" content={keywords} />}
</Helmet>
);
};<Route path="contents/oceanFreight/*" element={<OceanFreightList />} />I can't show the detailed code, but after I deployed with the optimizations above, I could see a few days later that SEO had taken effect, even though the page was newly created.

I also did not put winiLogis in the alt attribute of the img tags, so I wondered how the images below are getting SEO. I think I need to look into SEO further.

Lastly, after I changed the meta tags on my blog and added tags to each post, its SEO seems to be getting optimized little by little.

Companies treat SEO optimization as a must, and many recent job postings also seem to look for people who have experience with SEO optimization.
So I want to keep researching SEO optimization and studying how to optimize efficiently.
- #meta tag
- #React Helmet
- #SEO
- #SEO optimization
- #Frontend Developer
- #Frontend Developer Sungjun Um