Q: How does this work?
Reading previous posts, you stated that optimizations are lost if the website is disconnected from the service.
This is confusing as the service is generating title tags, meta descriptions, image alt text, and schema markup - which should be already scripted on the page.
Thus, if these are lost upon disconnecting from the service - does that mean that all these optimizations are dynamically loaded/injected every time the page is loaded?
And so the workflow is something like this:
1. User requests my product page: https://example.com/product.html
2. Server begins loading the unoptimized page
3. Server hits your JS tag at the top of the page, which loads/injects the optimizations - replacing the original unoptimized items
4. Optimized page is presented
Is this how it works?
Ahmed_Ezat
May 17, 2025A: Here's a simplified breakdown of how ClickRank process works:
Page Request: A user visits your page (e.g., https://example.com/product.html).
Initial Load: The server delivers the original, unoptimized HTML content.
JavaScript Execution: The ClickRank JavaScript snippet placed in your site's <head>, executes and injects the optimized SEO elements into the page.
Optimized Display: The user sees the enhanced version of your page with the applied SEO improvements.
Because these enhancements are applied via JavaScript at runtime, they don't alter your site's underlying HTML. so if the ClickRank script is removed or the service is disconnected, the optimizations won't appear and it'll revert your site to its original state.