A site Joogoos built

If the business has no website, Joogoos can make one: a single page written from your Business page, approved by you, and a blog on the same site where your articles appear. It is published into a Cloudflare account that you open and own, so the site is yours, not ours.

Set it up

Everything is under Business → Your website (a step of the Business menu, after Website & analytics), in order:

1. Open a free Cloudflare account with your own email.
2. Optionally, buy your domain at Cloudflare’s registrar. You can skip it: the site starts on a free …workers.dev address.
3. Give Joogoos permission: the button opens Cloudflare with the right permission already chosen. Press Create, copy the token once, and paste it into Joogoos. It lets Joogoos publish this site, and you can delete it in Cloudflare at any time.
4. Read the page Joogoos wrote, change anything with a sentence, and Publish.

Articles

Nothing more to connect: the card on Business → SEO says Connected. Joogoos publishes straight to your site. Each article you publish goes onto the site’s blog, with a list of articles, a sitemap and a Blog link on the home page. Publishing an article publishes the site again; taking one down does the same without it.

Tip

A free workers.dev address works, but it is worth almost nothing for search. Put the site on your own domain (Use your own domain on the same screen) before you expect articles to bring visitors.