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We ended up seeking professional assistance, so I don’t have any real insights apart from… we used Nginx. We established subdomains for each with reverse proxy to subfolder arrangement.
Another interesting thing we discovered… you can’t use the auto sitemap generator through Webflow for this. It will point to the subdomain locations. Hope this helps.
End of his quote. Posting here for everyone’s reference.
page load speeds have been the primary downside to bubble apps for a while now. Great to finally see some forum discussion Would 100% be interested in paying for a solution like this.
A little tip that’s helped me in the past: make your index page completely blank, with workflow conditionals to redirect the user onto another page.
Then, add your SEO keywords onto the blank index page as text – no groups, one style, all invisible.
A little workaround for peeps, especially for apps with a heavy homepage.
I am happy to announce the Subfolder/Subdomain constraint has been theoretically solved. You can find the technical details here.
If you’re interested in making money implementing this, please message me. Looking to hire ASAP. You would be a community hero. We will share results and learnings in this forum thread. To my knowledge, you will be the first to solve this in practice on Bubble.
Interested to see what this looks likes… I had and idea to use Wordpress apis and Bubble api to basically and user generated stuff to Wordpress (all data images content, etc) with a canonical to the Bubble page. This way Google indexes it quickly with all the right element and then gives the credit to the Bubble app.
Sorry for the radio silence on this. I stepped away from bubble and so wasn’t checking the forum.
I did get this working with the help of a freelancer I found on Fiverr. However, he was a bit of a disaster. I requested two things from him:
Install WordPress as a subdirectory of the main app
give me detailed documentation on how exactly he did it
He successfully completed step 1 (so the solution is very possible!) but did not follow up with step 2, despite me chasing him numerous times. So not very impressed with him and don’t really want to give his name out given his unreliability.
For what it’s worth, I had agreed to pay him $200 to complete the install and then $250 for the detailed documentation.
So this is a very achievable goal for someone who’s willing to spend a bit.
Alex
PS - the app I had implemented the solution on (nocodebuilds.co) is no longer active so you won’t be able to see it
Would 100% be interested in paying for a solution like this.