How do I optimize a dynamically created PDF for search engines?

@dorothea 

Optimizing dynamically generated PDFs for search engines involves several steps, including the following:

1. Use descriptive and keyword-rich file names: Choose a file name that accurately describes the contents of the PDF and includes relevant keywords. For example, instead of using "document1.pdf," use "keyword-rich-pdf-file.pdf".
2. Include metadata: Use the PDF's metadata fields, such as title, author, and keywords, to provide information about the content of the PDF. Make sure the metadata accurately reflects the content of the PDF and includes relevant keywords.
3. Use header tags: Use header tags (H1, H2, H3, etc.) to structure the content of the PDF. This helps search engines understand the hierarchy and organization of the content and makes it easier for users to find the information they're looking for.
4. Include alt text for images: If the PDF includes images, make sure to include descriptive alt text that accurately describes the image and its contents. This helps make the content of the PDF accessible to users who are visually impaired and also provides additional information for search engines.
5. Make the PDF text-searchable: Ensure that the text in the PDF is searchable, which makes it easier for search engines to index the content.
6. Provide a transcript or summary: If the PDF is an audio or video file, consider providing a transcript or summary of the content that can be indexed by search engines.
7. Link to the PDF: Include links to the PDF on your website and other relevant pages, which will help search engines discover the PDF and index its content.

By following these steps, you can help search engines understand the content of your dynamically generated PDFs and make it easier for users to find the information they're looking for.