[SEO] Google doesn't index dynamic content?

Need help
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Hi there!

Before publishing my website, I’m trying to optimize it SEO-wise and I’m starting to freak out, as I realize by inspecting the code that google will index, that some content seems to be simply invisible.

As my app is not published, I looked in the Bubble Showcase and find a similar problem.
On this page:

You can see the list of Amenities
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In code visible indexable by Google, this Amenity list looks like:

“amenities_list_custom_amenity”:[“1348695171700984260__LOOKUP__1436222232141x357040698640048500”,“1348695171700984260__LOOKUP__1436222269975x861536774318665300”,“1348695171700984260__LOOKUP__1436222247986x903403101256117200”,“1348695171700984260__LOOKUP__1436222277475x907605902059003600”_

No actual words are visible. If I look in Google’s index for this specific page, the word “elevator” for example is indeed not indexed.

Please tell me there is a settings to change so that the code will print the content and not just id :disappointed_relieved:

Subsidiary SEO questions:

  • Is it possible to replace the IDs in url by a readable version? Like replacing /listing/1511231049847x851865164542115800 by /listing/office-soho
    I dug an old post where Emmanuel said they may look into it soon but I don’t know if it has been implemented

Many thanks!

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Up!
Anyone?

Many thanks,

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Ok I found something.

Actually, using Chrome, there is a big difference between “Right Click on an element > Inspect” and “View source” (cmd+alt+U on macs). I always thought it was the same, but it’s not! It is for HTML, but not javascript related content. Don’t ask me why ^^

https://www.reddit.com/r/HTML/comments/32cr1b/why_is_view_source_different_than_inspect_element/

If you Right click > Inspect on the “doorman” word on this above example, you will see it! (not by analysing the code in “View Source”)

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052384×1264 712 KB

It helps a lot to understand, but then the goal being to have content indexed by Google doesn’t seemed to be solved.

Looking at another page of this website I keep in example:
https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Apsychspaces.com%2Flisting%2F1442503917327x689603141974657800+elevator&oq=site%3Apsychspaces.com%2Flisting%2F1442503917327x689603141974657800+elevator&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i58.2687j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

It works here, the first page I took as a reference was simply not indexed at all, maybe it was a brand new page :confused:

Whole case closed!
Thanks @fayewatson for leads that helped me in my investigation, in the end it was a non-issue, but it scared the hell out of me!