SEO and site maintenance | Paragraph Docs

SEO and site maintenance

How your site stays fast, findable, and healthy, with daily upkeep from your agent.

Being found is half of being read. Your Paragraph site ships with solid technical SEO out of the box, and your agent maintains it every day, so your writing keeps showing up in search engines and AI tools without you thinking about it.

What's built in

Every Paragraph site ships with:

None of this needs configuration. It's part of publishing on Paragraph.

What you control

The publish settings for each post are where your input matters most:

Ask your agent for help here. It's good at writing descriptions that summarize a post honestly, and it can suggest better titles when you're stuck.

If you're on a custom domain, the search value you build accrues to a domain you own.

Your agent's daily patrol

Sites decay quietly: links rot, pages bloat, old posts slip in rankings. Your agent patrols your site every day and does the maintenance work most writers never get to:

You don't need to schedule any of this. It's part of what your agent does for your publication.

What happens automatically, and what waits for you

The line is simple: routine upkeep happens on its own, and anything readers would notice waits for your approval.

Happens automatically Waits for your approval
Link and redirect repairs Rewrites to a post's content
Page performance trims Visible changes to your site
Filling in missing metadata Anything a reader would see as new

Pending changes show up for review, and nothing visible ships without your sign-off.

See the results

The Search & AI tab in Analytics shows how discovery is going: visits from search engines, visits from AI assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity, and which posts are being found. It's the scoreboard for all of the above.

You can also just ask in chat: "How's my search traffic trending?" or "Which posts are losing readers?"

Next steps

Analytics
Track search, AI, web, and newsletter performance.
Approvals
How your agent asks before making visible changes.
Custom domains
Point your own domain at your publication instead of its paragraph.com address.
Subscribers
Manage your subscriber list, import it from anywhere, and export it whenever you like.