u/Ok_Carpet_681

I built a full SEO strategy for a client in 2025. The site went from basically 0 traffic to solid organic growth, without backlinks, and it helped generate around 300k ARR.

Since then, I built my own tool to produce SEO content faster, and I recently signed a new 2-month contract with the same client to help them with their SEO strategy again.

The issue is that they’re now using Lovable, and honestly, it feels terrible for SEO. I can’t access the actual files, I can’t properly inspect the structure of the website, and for technical SEO it makes everything way harder than it should be.

For example, I ran a crawl and found leftover blog pages that are marked as non-indexable. But when I ask Lovable about it, it says there are no non-indexable blog pages, so I’m kind of stuck. I don’t know whether the crawl is showing old leftovers, hidden routes, duplicated pages, or if Lovable just doesn’t understand the actual website structure.

Do you have any suggestions on how to work properly with a tool like this when doing technical SEO? Especially when I can’t access the codebase or clearly understand the site architecture?

PS : It's worse than I thought, the whole blog is on one file and they want 60 more blog posts this quarter.
Edit : It will make SEOs laugh : I click a page from the blog page the blog shows perfectly, I reload the page becomes a 404 and if I copy paste the same exact link I also get a 404. Also I did not choose lovable they did prior to us working together.

Alors je sais, ma future femme aura le droit de faire ce qu'elle veut, etc., ce n'est pas le débat.

Mais moi je voudrais savoir comment ça marche en réalité ?

Disons que pour que cette situation soit vraie, il faut gagner 10 k net par mois. Et disons que je gagne 10 k net par mois, est-ce que c'est tout ?

Pourquoi j'ai envie d'avoir la réponse à cette question ? Eh bien, mon objectif est de permettre à ma future femme, ma sœur, ma mère de ne pas travailler si elle ne veut pas et de rester en sécurité à la maison et de s'amuser ou de pratiquer une activité plus cool comme le running, le kayak, le quad, la cuisine, etc.

Aussi car j'aimerais avoir une vie confortable et stable solo car j'ai 21 ans et la personne que j'aimerais marier plus tard n'aura pas d'argent (elle vient d'un pays où le diplôme est quasi nul et dans le pays le salaire est super bas) et quand bien même je ne veux pas avoir à faire 50/50 ou la faire payer le loyer ou autre.

Hi, so I just noticed something.

I had one cup of coffee from this morning, and now I made another one and placed it on top of the first. The second cup was still full.

I found it beautiful in a strange way. Like a symbol of overworking. Two cups stacked on top of each other one day piling onto another and the full one just sitting there untouched.

And I would love for a real artist to make that into his own art style, I wanted to make it with AI but it would have no soul no emotion.

Hi I'm looking to find a tool for reddit to see trends and the best posts by day by year, and by month and to have a better dashboard for reddit and also to create content and post it.

This is not content made to later promote any of my tools; please do not share your own tools unless they are very good and can do what's needed.

Currently I only use the pro version of reddit with their dashboard, but it's bad.

I don't know how to title what I'm about to write here.

I've had a reMarkable for years now. I still have my old tablet without color. But I don't know why, I still prefer paper when it comes to work, taking quick notes, jotting things down fast, and just writing in general.

I'm saying this because I absolutely love the reMarkable. It's one of the greatest things that has been invented. It's been with me through so much, helped me take notes, keep everything organized, and have my notes available on the go from my phone. It's honestly close to perfect.

But for some odd reason, I still use paper for small things. Things like writing a quick list, a reminder, or a few thoughts I need to get out quickly. I can't really explain why. Maybe it feels more immediate, maybe it's just habit, or maybe paper still has something that no device can fully replace.