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Hey, I have a nextjs web app that's basically just a search engine. When you open it there's just the title (what I want to rank for) and a search field. For the visitor this is perfect for all devices, they want nothing more.

The actual search is rendered on the server, so it should be indexable, but ranking for search terms is not my priority, I want to rank for "XYZ search".

It does fairly bad SEO-wise, although it is the only offer in the niche. My other pages/domains that link to it rank higher than the main app itself. Even dead links.

We hear it time and time again, search engines get better and providing actual value to the customer is supposed to be more important than listing key words.

Do you think I should add text to the app? Or should I focus on a landing page?

I'm thankful for any help!

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