Passing link juice via javascript?

[PenaltyHammer]

Hello

Client got website with javascript generated content. All links there (from mainpage to some deeper page) are js generated. In code there're only javascripts and other basic typical code but no text links (<a href...="" ).<="" p=""></a>

<a href...="" ).<="" p="">The question is: are those js links got the same "seo power" as typical html href links?.For example majestic.com can't scan website properly and can't show seo metrics for pages. I know google crawls them (links and pages) but are they as good as typical links?</a>

<a href...="" ).<="" p="">Regards,</a>

[PenaltyHammer]

Yes, but article got 1y so it can be not so accurate now.

[Joe_Stoffel]

Hi Krzysztof,

Not too much information out there regarding how much link equity is passed through a javascript link, however, this study published by Branded3.com shows their evidence that 'pagerank' is passed through JavaScript redirects. Again, I don't know how much equity is being lost due to the JavaScript redirect (if any) but I imagine links would be treated in a similar manner.

https://www.branded3.com/blog/seo-javascript-redirects-evidence-pass-pagerank/

[PenaltyHammer]

I think the same but need some more "proofs" like a/b tests or something.

[SEONOW123]

Hi Krzysztof,

It's best practice for internal links to have href attributes. My understanding is although Google will be able to find internal links dependant on JavaScript, they're not treated the same, and that the passing of page rank will be negatively impacted.