ICYMI: Subdomain vs. subdirectory: Understanding the SEO implications for website structure: An in-depth analysis of how domain architecture choices affect search visibility and performance. https://ppc.land/subdomain-vs-subdirectory-understanding-the-seo-implications-for-website-structure/ #SEO #WebsiteStructure #Subdomain #Subdirectory #SearchVisibility

ICYMI: Subdomain vs. subdirectory: Understanding the SEO implications for website structure https://ppc.land/subdomain-vs-subdirectory-understanding-the-seo-implications-for-website-structure/ #SEO #WebsiteStructure #Subdomain #Subdirectory #SearchVisibility

Subdomain vs. subdirectory: Understanding the SEO implications for website structure: An in-depth analysis of how domain architecture choices affect search visibility and performance. https://ppc.land/subdomain-vs-subdirectory-understanding-the-seo-implications-for-website-structure/ #SEO #DigitalMarketing #WebsiteStructure #Subdomain #Subdirectory

Subdomain vs. subdirectory: Understanding the SEO implications for website structure https://ppc.land/subdomain-vs-subdirectory-understanding-the-seo-implications-for-website-structure/ #SEO #DigitalMarketing #WebsiteStructure #Subdomain #Subdirectory

@kelson To deal with the combination of #LetsEncrypt and using #WordPress in a #subdirectory, I'm using this in my .htaccess at the top level of the site:

RewriteRule ^.well-known/(host-meta|webfinger|nodeinfo|x-nodeinfo) /journal/.well-known/$1 [L]

This is to ensure that *only* the webfinger and nodeinfo endpoints are forwarded to the blog where the #ActivityPub plugin picks them up, and Let's Encrypt will find .acme-challenge and be able to renew my TLS cert when the time comes.