diff --git a/SEO-STRATEGY.md b/SEO-STRATEGY.md
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..0d760178c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/SEO-STRATEGY.md
@@ -0,0 +1,105 @@
+# SEO Strategy for npmx.dev
+
+This document outlines the technical SEO strategy adopted for `npmx.dev`, considering its nature as a dynamic SSR application with near infinite content (the npm registry) and current internationalization constraints.
+
+## 1. Indexing & Crawling
+
+### The Challenge
+
+`npmx` acts as a mirror/browser for the npm registry. We do not know all valid URLs (`/package/[name]`) in advance, and there are millions of possible combinations. Additionally, invalid URLs could generate spam content or infinite loops.
+
+### The Solution: Organic Crawling
+
+We do not use a massive `sitemap.xml`. We rely on natural link discovery by bots (Googlebot, Bingbot, etc.):
+
+1.  **Entry Point:** The Home page (`/`) links to popular packages.
+2.  **Expansion:** Each package page links to its **Dependencies**, **DevDependencies**, and **PeerDependencies**.
+3.  **Result:** Bots jump from package to package, indexing the npm dependency graph organically and efficiently.
+
+### Error Handling (404)
+
+To prevent indexing of non-existent URLs (`/package/fake-package`):
+
+- The SSR server returns a real **HTTP 404 Not Found** status code when the npm API indicates the package does not exist.
+- This causes search engines to immediately discard the URL and not index it, without needing an explicit `noindex` tag.
+
+## 2. `robots.txt` File
+
+The goal of `robots.txt` is to optimize the _Crawl Budget_ by blocking low-value or computationally expensive areas.
+
+**Proposed `public/robots.txt`:**
+
+```txt
+User-agent: *
+Allow: /
+
+# Block internal search results (duplicate/infinite content)
+Disallow: /search
+
+# Block user utilities and settings
+Disallow: /settings
+Disallow: /compare
+Disallow: /auth/
+
+# Block code explorer and docs (high crawl cost, low SEO value for general search)
+Disallow: /package-code/
+Disallow: /package-docs/
+
+# Block internal API endpoints
+Disallow: /api/
+```
+
+## 3. Internationalization (i18n) & SEO
+
+### Current Status
+
+- The application supports multiple languages (UI).
+- **No URL prefixes are used** (e.g., `/es/package/react` does not exist, only `/package/react`).
+- Language is determined on the client-side (browser) or defaults to English on the server.
+
+### SEO Implications
+
+- **Canonicalization:** There is only one canonical URL per package (`https://npmx.dev/package/react`).
+- **Indexing Language:** Googlebot typically crawls from the US without specific cookies/preferences. The SSR server renders in `en-US` by default.
+- **Result:** **Google will index the site exclusively in English.**
+
+### Is this a problem?
+
+**No.** For a global technical tool like `npmx`:
+
+- Search traffic is predominantly in English (package names, technical terms).
+- We avoid the complexity of managing `hreflang` and duplicate content across 20+ languages.
+- User Experience (UX) remains localized: users land on the page (indexed in English), and the client hydrates the app in their preferred language.
+
+## 4. Summary of Actions
+
+1.  ✅ **404 Status:** Ensured in SSR for non-existent packages.
+2.  ✅ **Internal Linking:** Dependency components (`Dependencies.vue`) generate crawlable links (`<NuxtLink>`).
+3.  ✅ **Dynamic Titles:** `useSeoMeta` correctly manages titles and descriptions, escaping special characters for security and proper display.
+4.  📝 **Pending:** Update `public/robots.txt` with the proposed blocking rules to protect the _Crawl Budget_.
+
+## 5. Implementation Details: Meta Tags & Sitemap
+
+### Pages Requiring `noindex, nofollow`
+
+Based on the `robots.txt` strategy, the following Vue pages should explicitly include the `<meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow">` tag via `useSeoMeta`. This acts as a second layer of defense against indexing low-value content.
+
+- **`app/pages/search.vue`**: Internal search results.
+- **`app/pages/settings.vue`**: User preferences.
+- **`app/pages/compare.vue`**: Dynamic comparison tool.
+- **`app/pages/package-code/[...path].vue`**: Source code explorer.
+- **`app/pages/package-docs/[...path].vue`**: Generated documentation (consistent with robots.txt block).
+
+### Canonical URLs & i18n
+
+- **Canonical Rule:** The canonical URL is **always the English (default) URL**, regardless of the user's selected language or browser settings.
+  - Example: `https://npmx.dev/package/react`
+- **Reasoning:** Since we do not use URL prefixes for languages (e.g., `/es/...`), there is technically only _one_ URL per resource. The language change happens client-side. Therefore, the canonical tag must point to this single, authoritative URL to prevent confusion for search engines.
+
+### Sitemap Strategy
+
+- **Decision:** **No `sitemap.xml` will be generated.**
+- **Why?**
+  - Generating a sitemap for 2+ million npm packages is technically unfeasible and expensive to maintain.
+  - A partial sitemap (e.g., top 50k packages) is redundant because these packages are already well-linked from the Home page and "Popular" lists.
+  - **Organic Discovery:** As detailed in Section 1, bots will discover content naturally by following dependency links, which is the most efficient way to index a graph-based dataset like npm.