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Question: Will Google crawl script generated content?

Total n00b question. I have some pages on my travel affiliate blog that I need to manually update often because the last minute flights that I found, get outdated very fast. I just found out that Kiwi.com, one of the affiliate partners I work with, actually has a widget that generates the exact content I need automatically. They will show the cheapest flights to a specific destination.

I was thinking of adding this widget to my destination pages (e.g. flights/barcelona), below my lastest 'manual' update on fight deals.

But now I'm asking myself, does Google actually crawl this content? And will it have any impact?

I know flights are a pretty competitive field, but in my country, we're in the top 4 and are bringing in quite some traffic and affiliate revenue through our brand name and SEO content. I now want to find a way to improve my destination pages, so that they start ranking too.

I'm not sure if I can post a script example here. But happy to DM it.

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