Hello all!
I am adding a blog page on my bubble app in hopes to get some organic traffic. My question is, if I have a data type “Blog” with a data field “Content”, is that data visible to Google crawl bots? Or does the blog content need to be permanently hosted in a text box on a page so Google crawl bots can read it. Any help is appreciated! Thanks
-Zach
Bots can only crawl what is visible on the DOM. If you don’t have data on your DOM, it won’t see it.
Also whatever you put in your sitemap.
I am not sure what @GH5T means in the context of your blog, but adding a dynamic page for each article (and making sure those are in your site map) is the best way to get Google to crawl through each post.
Tip: use the topic / title of the post in the page (lower case; find & replace " " with “-” and remove special chars) so the page always reflects the content, and you can show the right content off the sub page by essentially using it as a url parameter with a different format.
What I mean is the “content” that he wants to be crawled, must be visible in the code of the page, it doesn’t need to be theoretically “visible” on the physical page, but it still needs to be within the page to be seen or indexed.
For dynamic blog information, your page settings itself has some stuff you can use for your meta information. For instance, your, title, description, and thumbnail.
Also note that bots search for robots.txt / sitemap, meta, then body of your html.
Another quick “side” note: Don’t use more than one H1 in your pages, as that is the first title the bot will see for each page.
Well that seemed to be the question. How do you propose for the content to be visible?
