Best way to start a blog with Lovable?

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EchoBanana

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Jun 17, 2026

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• Aug 3, 2026

• #21

If you are planning to publish regularly, I would use a proper CMS like WordPress It makes managing lots of blog posts much easier later.

 

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AdMetricGeek

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Apr 27, 2026

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• Aug 3, 2026

• #22

A separate subdomain can work, but I usually prefer keeping the blog on the main domain. It keeps all the content connected in one place.

 

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asfakali473

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Jan 13, 2024

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• Aug 17, 2026

• #23

if seo is a priority then i would go with a proper CMS like wordPress instead of using a subdomain.Keeping the blog on the main domain can help build authority over time.wordpress also gives you more control over SEO and content and it is easier to scale when the site starts growing.

 

Prowriterteam

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Aug 31, 2021

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• Aug 17, 2026

• #24

s666chez said:

I am about to launch a page and I wanted to include a blog to post 1 - 2 times per week, so it will eventualy get heavy.

What options have I got?

Thought about redirecting to a WP subdomain or connecting to some kind of CMS but I am far from sure.

Lovable's SEO capabilities are my second concern as I am aiming to rank at least top 3 in a low competition market within 6 months. How limited is lovable regarding SEO?

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If I were you, I'll avoid building the blog directly into Lovable if you expect it to grow significantly. A better setup is to keep Lovable for the main site and connect it to a proper CMS such as WordPress, Ghost, or a headless CMS. That gives you an easier publishing workflow without having to rebuild the site later.

 

Jeremy Murphy

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May 13, 2023

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• Sunday at 4:48 PM

• #25

for a big blog i think i would use WordPress. it gives you better control of SEO and is easy to manage when your blog has lots of content.

 

AOT

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Jul 4, 2021

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• Sunday at 4:51 PM

• #26

Lovable ain't that mature enough currently for seo perspective. Imo wordpress is the best for blogs or ghost may be

 

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Awesome_Me

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Sep 2, 2023

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• Monday at 10:46 AM

• #27

Use Lovable for the main site, and then WordPress for the blog under /blog/ . Lovable’s SEO is already pretty good, but for a low competition niche, what will matter more is the content, the backlinks, and matching search intent, not so much the platform.

 

PhantomBerry

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Jun 22, 2026

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• Monday at 12:11 PM

• #28

For a small blog Lovable should be fine, but if you know it will grow a lot, using a proper CMS from the start may save you work later.