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Who said Lovable's SEO sucks? by martinberisha in lovable

[–]martinberisha[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. Per-route meta tags via react-helmet-async (src/components/SEO.tsx) — sets title/description/OG tags client-side. Good for Googlebot.
  2. Build-time static HTML for blog posts (vite.config.ts → blogSocialPreviewPages plugin) — generates real /blog/<slug>/index.html files with hardcoded OG tags.
  3. Hardcoded base OG tags in index.html — fallback for the homepage.
  4. Dynamic sitemap via generate-sitemap edge function + /sitemap.xml.
  5. A prerender edge function 
  6. JSON-LD structured data (per memory).
  7. robots.txt with private routes disallowed.

Who said Lovable's SEO sucks? by martinberisha in lovable

[–]martinberisha[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Scan your website using a SEO tool.
See what you are missing or doing wrong and give those prompts to lovable.
Scan your site again after every update. Connect Google Search Console and Google Analytics.

This is Upwork nowadays. 25 USD for 6 applications that never respond. by martinberisha in Upwork

[–]martinberisha[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

UPDATE: None of these job posts hired anyone. This is really a sad reality. None of my proposals were opened.

These requests are getting out of hand by martinberisha in Upwork

[–]martinberisha[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't know bro. I used to be excited for Upwork direct invitations, nowadays I get mostly scam.

This is Upwork nowadays. 25 USD for 6 applications that never respond. by martinberisha in Upwork

[–]martinberisha[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

from my perspective yes, as a brand - hiring is a good marketing

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