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This document discusses using Next.js and a headless CMS to build server-side rendered React apps that improve SEO. Next.js allows building server-side rendered React apps using server-side rendering for better SEO than traditional single-page apps. A headless CMS like Contentful manages just the content without the front-end, providing an API for a separate front-end app like one built with Next.js to retrieve and display the content.
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