Hello everyone,
I hope you’re all doing well! To kick off the year on a positive note, here’s a short article with some tips to boost the SEO of your Bubble application.
I hope it can help some of you: link to the article.
Happy No-Coding 
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Excellent Job!
EDIT I rescind this praise due to the fact that I was bamboozled and didn’t know that
@lorenebergougnoux5 what can you achieve on a Bubble webapp?
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Now this you do not see everyday in a Bubble app … 
Your affirmation speaks volumes about @lorenebergougnoux5 great SEO guide @boston85719 ! 
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The blog itself isn’t a Bubble app 
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great catch George
Still … great gold nuggets in there
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I wholeheartedly take this comment away then. I feel Bamboozled!
Aha, sorry, I use Hashnode because it’s free and ready to use! But the screenshot in the article is from a Bubble web app, https://carnets-de-voyage.com/ if you want to check 
This was a really useful article. I’ve put a lot of the ideas in place and also worked on speeding up the page loading to the URL links load the page faster (it is a full page load).
But…what is interesting I have put the site 3 SEO crawlers now (SEM Rush, Ahrefs and Moz) and they are all failing to read the page content and follow the links.
They all seem to just crawl the home page, and then report on how low the word density and content it, and interestingly the missing H1 tag on the page (which isn’t missing.
I am wondering if (as has been documented) this is bubble not being very SEO friendly. Or whether I need to take a different approach?
I am considering Framer as the marketing site for the app (I read it is good for SEO)…
Framer will be great for SEO. Its essentially transforms designs into custom code - so definitely something to go for. Would strongly recommend it to build the landing page for web apps.
In addition, recently, started working on Bubble apps with XANO as a backend for more complex search functionality - essentially moving all nested searches to XANO in phase 1. Definitely see a big improvement in performance but wondering if anyone has experience with it and knows if that can help with SEO as well?
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I would say that web design is huge for SEO, especially website since trust and professionalism matter a lot. Clean layouts, fast load times, and proper structure can make a big difference.
If you’re working on improving that, check out Fortress Web Design for Surgeons cause they specialize in creating sites that build trust and boost visibility