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Replit SEO is...Bad

My testing for Replit is officially complete and the results aren't great

First, I should admit I love the product. Being able to prompt and push live is an incredible feature and it'll still be a useful product for staging my client's sites. I also find a lot of the backend features to be wonderful, CMS, pSEO, and quick easy edits are something that are a step function better than the Webflows and WPs of the world.

But in terms of SEO, it's pretty staggering how bad it is. And I worked diligently with the team to make sure I wasn't missing anything

We gave it 3 months for many sites and the impressions dropped by +80%...fortunately I don't care if these sites drop - and if I purely wanted a pretty site - I would just keep using Replit. But I almost only care about traffic and can push code directly. Thought I'd let people know in case they're seeing worse results on SEO.

Anyways, back to WordPress

P.S. one of my previous posts tried to get a read on SEO on Replit and I actually re vibe-coded the entire site via Nextjs, noting that was maybe the main issue. But alas, that made no changes.

Would love to see things improve but just isn't ready for a major site today

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