WordPress + SEO
/ Subdomain Blog Solution
Skip the Plugin Bloat, Get Real SEO

Add 100 SEO Articles
to Your WordPress Site

Your WordPress site stays lean. We set up a content subdomain that handles your SEO — 100 articles over 90 days, fully automated, zero plugins.

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The WordPress SEO Problem

WordPress can do SEO — but the cost is complexity. Every feature needs a plugin. Every plugin needs updates. Every update risks breaking something.

The WordPress Tax

  • ✗Plugin bloat slows your site (Core Web Vitals tank)
  • ✗Security vulnerabilities from outdated plugins
  • ✗Yoast/RankMath only tell you what to fix — you still write
  • ✗Manual content entry for every single article
  • ✗No real automation without custom development

The Traditional "Solutions"

  • ✗AI writing plugins (still need manual review and upload)
  • ✗Hire writers ($200-500 per article)
  • ✗Write content yourself (hours per week)
  • ✗More plugins for automation (more complexity)
  • ✗Headless WordPress (requires developer ongoing)
The Better Approach

A Content Subdomain

Instead of adding more plugins to WordPress, we set up a separate system for SEO content. Your WordPress site stays lean and secure. A lightweight Next.js app on a subdomain handles your content.

How It Works
yoursite.com
Your WordPress site
(lean, no new plugins)
+
blog.yoursite.com
Your SEO content engine
(100 automated articles)
SEO benefit: Subdomains inherit your main domain's authority. Google treats blog.yoursite.com as part of yoursite.com for ranking purposes.

What You Get

  • ✓100 SEO articles over 90 days
  • ✓Daily email previews (approve with one click)
  • ✓Auto-sitemap, auto-indexing
  • ✓Content strategy designed for your business
  • ✓Lightning fast (no WordPress bloat)

Bonus: Future-Proof Sandbox

  • ✓Newsletter system (no Mailchimp plugin needed)
  • ✓Internal dashboards and tools
  • ✓API integrations without plugin conflicts
  • ✓Data scrapers and automation
  • ✓Programmatic SEO plays (1000s of pages)

"Can't I Just Use WordPress for This?"

Yes, WordPress can handle blog content. But here's what that actually looks like:

WordPress Blog (DIY)

  • Write each article manually
  • Format in Gutenberg editor
  • Optimize with Yoast/RankMath
  • Set featured images, categories, tags
  • Check mobile preview
  • Schedule or publish
Time per article: 2-4 hours
100 articles: 200-400 hours

Content Subdomain (This Service)

  • Receive daily email preview
  • Click "Approve"
  • (or set to auto-publish)
Time per article: 30 seconds
100 articles: ~1 hour total

Setup Takes 1 Day

Your only task: add two DNS records to your domain. I handle everything else.

01

Discovery Call

15 min to understand your business, audience, and SEO goals.

02

I Build the System

Next.js app, content strategy, email workflow — all configured.

03

You Add DNS Records

I send you exact instructions. Copy-paste two records. Done.

04

Articles Start Flowing

Daily emails with article previews. Approve, reject, or auto-publish.

Common Questions

Does a subdomain hurt my SEO?

No. Google treats subdomains as part of your main domain for ranking purposes. The authority you've built on yoursite.com benefits blog.yoursite.com.

What about my existing WordPress blog posts?

They stay where they are. You can keep your existing /blog on WordPress and add the subdomain for new automated content. Or we can migrate your existing posts to the subdomain — your call.

Will this conflict with my WordPress SEO plugins?

No. The subdomain is completely separate from WordPress. Yoast, RankMath, and other plugins on your main site are unaffected.

Can I link from my WordPress site to the blog subdomain?

Yes. Add a menu item pointing to blog.yoursite.com. Users won't notice they're on a subdomain — it's still your brand, your domain.

Keep WordPress Lean.
Add Serious SEO.

$500 one-time. 100 articles over 90 days. Subdomain setup included at no extra cost.

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