Guide: Hosting a Blog on a Subdirectory with Cloudflare Workers for Better SEO
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Summary
This technical guide provides step-by-step instructions for hosting a blog on a subdirectory (e.g., example.com/blog) instead of a subdomain using Cloudflare Workers. The article explains that subdirectories offer SEO benefits and better user experience compared to subdomains, and addresses the lack of practical implementation guides for this setup. It walks through the technical process of configuring Cloudflare Workers to route blog traffic appropriately while maintaining proper URL structures.
Key quotes
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Although there are a lot of articles that espouse the benefits of using subdirectories over subdomains, few resources that provide a step-by-step guide on how to actually set this up.
The benefits to hosting on a subdirectory is primarily to improve SEO.
Every step here has been tested and verified to work.
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