Server-side rendering (SSR) is a web development technique that can help improve your site's SEO. It does this by generating HTML content on the server in response to a user's request.  This approach contrasts with client-side rendering (CSR), where content is delivered as a basic HTML shell, and JavaScript

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Server-side rendering (SSR) improves a website's SEO by generating HTML content on the server before sending it to the browser, ensuring better indexing by search engines. SSR is particularly advantageous with Next.js, a popular React framework. The post outlines steps to set up SSR in a Next.js project, including installing Next.js, understanding project structure, and creating SSR pages. It also discusses the benefits of SSR for SEO, such as improved indexing, faster load times, better social media sharing, and enhanced user experience.

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<p>nice if the app router setup was provided</p>
