Most of this page's headings do not exist in the server's HTML. Headings are how any reader, human or machine, works out what a page covers and how it is organised. A crawler that does not run scripts sees a page with no visible structure.
Headings are created by the client-side framework, so the served HTML has none of them.
Render the heading structure on the server, even if the content beneath it hydrates later:
<article>
<h1>Choosing a running shoe</h1>
<h2>How long do they last?</h2>
<h2>When to replace them</h2>
</article>Headings are the outline of the page. Serving them means a crawler understands the shape of your content even before considering the prose.
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