u/EliteEagle76

Most of the content driven sites are meant to be static and i've seen people using markdown or MDX files in the repo. And I've also seen people using headless CMSes with a DB backend, where content lives outside the repo.

i'm curious what you all prefer and why:

  • do you keep everything in markdown/MDX in the repo?
  • or do you pull content from a DB or external API?

would love to hear the "why" behind your setup.

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u/EliteEagle76 — 22 days ago
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Most of the content driven sites are meant to be static and i've seen people using markdown or MDX files in the repo. And I've also seen people using headless CMSes with a DB backend, where content lives outside the repo.

i'm curious what you all prefer and why:

  • do you keep everything in markdown/MDX in the repo?
  • or do you pull content from a DB or external API?

would love to hear the "why" behind your setup.

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u/EliteEagle76 — 22 days ago

I've been building product, and after looking google search console, it's clear that CTR is dropped in general (like the way it used to be), so next step is optimizing for ANSWER ENGINES?

What are things and steps to do this? How to let AI convince and mention the tool when user ask question related to niche of my product?

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u/EliteEagle76 — 23 days ago

I've been building product, and after looking google search console, it's clear that CTR is dropped in general (like the way it used to be), so next step is optimizing for ANSWER ENGINES?

What are things and steps to do this? How to let AI convince and mention the tool when user ask question related to niche of my product?

reddit.com
u/EliteEagle76 — 23 days ago