How your blog's SEO works

The SEO and structured data your blog generates automatically for every page.

Your blog is built to rank. Every page ships SEO essentials automatically.

What's generated for you

Meta tags — titles and descriptions per page, from your post SEO fields.
Open Graph & Twitter cards — rich previews when posts are shared, with auto-generated images.
Structured data (JSON-LD) — BlogPosting on articles plus breadcrumbs, so search engines understand your content.
Canonical URLs — correct on every page, including under a custom domain or subdirectory.
Sitemap — /sitemap.xml listing your home, categories, and posts.
RSS feed — /rss.xml for readers and aggregators.
robots.txt — tuned to allow crawling and point to your sitemap.

You don't configure any of this — publishing a post wires it all up.

Frequently asked questions

Where is my blog's sitemap and RSS feed?

At /sitemap.xml and /rss.xml on your blog's domain. Both update automatically as you publish, and the sitemap is referenced from robots.txt.

Is my blog AI-search friendly?

Yes. Clean semantic HTML, JSON-LD structured data, descriptive metadata, and an RSS feed make your posts easy for search engines and AI assistants to understand and cite.