Subdomain — blog.yoursite.com
- Works on any Lovable site, managed hosting included
- One CNAME record — done in minutes
- Google often treats it as a separate site
- Best when you can’t touch deploy config
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Lovable builds your site; VibeSEO gives it an SEO blog. Connect once — a subdomain or a one-line /blog rule — and approved articles publish to your own domain as crawlable, server-rendered HTML, with SEO meta, sitemap, and structured data included. Nothing changes inside your Lovable app.
You connect by DNS or one proxy rule in front of your site. VibeSEO never touches your Lovable project, components, or GitHub repo.
Your blog is real HTML on first byte — sitemaps, canonicals, and structured data included — so Google and AI crawlers index it. The classic SPA blind spot, fixed.
Same-domain /blog (or a subdomain) keeps every article on your site, so internal links and topical signals compound where they matter.
One CNAME, or one rewrite rule with copy-paste recipes for Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare, nginx, Caddy, Apache, and Traefik.
AI drafts the posts; nothing publishes under your domain until you approve it.
Search Console signals flow back per article once Google picks up the new URLs on your domain.
VibeSEO keeps the human approval step, then handles the public surface search engines expect.
Add one CNAME for blog.yoursite.com, or paste a one-line /blog rewrite if your Lovable app runs on Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare, or your own server. Nothing changes inside your Lovable project.
VibeSEO researches keywords and competitors in your niche and builds a content plan before a single word is written.
VibeSEO drafts SEO-ready articles. Review, edit, or reject — nothing goes live under your domain until you approve it.
Articles publish as server-rendered HTML with SEO title and meta, sitemap.xml, robots.txt, and Article, Breadcrumb, and FAQ JSON-LD — the SPA blind spot that hides Lovable content from Google, solved.
Search Console signals flow back per article once Google picks up the new URLs on your domain.
No. You connect by DNS or one proxy rule in front of your site — VibeSEO never touches your Lovable project, components, or GitHub repo. Only the /blog path (and its assets) is served by VibeSEO; every other route stays on Lovable exactly as before.
Yes. Use a subdomain (blog.yoursite.com) with a single CNAME record. Same-domain yoursite.com/blog needs a rewrite rule, which works when your Lovable app is exported to GitHub and hosted on Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare, or your own server.
Lovable server-renders the pages you build. VibeSEO is the ongoing content engine on top: it researches keywords, writes and publishes an SEO blog on your domain, and tracks each article in Search Console — the part Lovable’s built-in SEO doesn’t do.
A subdirectory (yoursite.com/blog) is the stronger setup: Google treats it as the same site, so authority compounds on your apex domain. A subdomain (blog.yoursite.com) is the easy universal option that works on any Lovable site, including managed hosting. You can start with a subdomain and move to /blog later — same content.
Yes. Only the /blog path is routed to VibeSEO; every other route stays on Lovable, untouched.
No. VibeSEO handles research, structure, sitemaps, and publishing mechanics; you review and approve each draft.
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