SEO by platform
SEO for your platform, step by step: where each setting lives
Learn which settings your platform handles for you, which ones need you, and where each one lives, from the platform's own help pages.
Which platform is your site on?
Step-by-step SEO guides
- WordPressFrom search visibility to page caching, each with its WordPress menu path.9 settings
- WebflowFrom the webflow.io subdomain to schema markup, each with its Webflow panel.9 settings
- ShopifyFrom private mode to robots.txt, each with its place in your Shopify admin.9 settings
- BigCommerceFrom maintenance mode to robots.txt, each with its BigCommerce menu.9 settings
- WixFrom indexing to robots.txt, each with the Wix help article that covers it.9 settings
- Next.jsFrom the Metadata API to redirects, each with the file it lives in.9 settings
Publishing on eight more platforms
Writing opens to customers in October.
- WordPress.comFor sites hosted on wordpress.com, connected with your WordPress.com account.
- GhostArticles arrive as Ghost drafts, ready to review in Ghost's editor.
- GoHighLevelArticles go to each client's blog inside their location, as drafts first.
- DudaArticles land unpublished in Duda's blog editor, with their hero image.Beta
- SnappsArticles land in the Snapps blog with images mapped, as drafts by default.
- GitHubArticles commit as markdown to your repo, and your next build makes the page.
- LovableIn beta. A prompt you paste into Lovable adds a blog to your site and links it to your plan.
- FramerFramer imports articles from a keyed RSS feed, or through Zapier and Make.
On something else?
A keyed RSS feed serves any builder with an RSS import, and the signed webhook hands each article as JSON to an endpoint or automation you run.
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