@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
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-**Prerender your Angular app as `about.html` instead of `about/index.html`: no more trailing slash redirects! 🚀**
+**Nice looking URLs and flawless SEO for your prerendered Angular app: `about.html` instead of `about/index.html`, no more trailing slash redirects! 🚀**
 
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@@ -30,6 +30,10 @@ Every direct visit (search engine, bookmark, shared link) starts with a redirect
 With this builder, the same route becomes `blog/my-article.html`.
 Hosts like Cloudflare Pages serve that file under `/blog/my-article` directly, with status 200.
 
+- **Nice looking URLs:** `/blog/my-article`, without a trailing slash, in links, in the address bar and in the server response alike.
+- **Flawless SEO:** every page answers directly with 200. Search engines see no redirect, and the URL they crawl is the same one your canonical tag, hreflang links and sitemap point to.
+- **Old links keep working:** addresses with a trailing slash redirect to the address without it (measured on Cloudflare Pages, see [Hosts](#hosts)).
+
 This is the option proposed in [angular/angular-cli#29173](https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/issues/29173).
 The builder is a stopgap: developed and tested for Angular 22, until Angular has a built-in option and this package is no longer needed.