Why publishing on your subdomain is good for you
Publishing an optimised page on your branded subdomain keeps GEO-ready HTML separate from main-site risk while still inheriting brand trust — with robots, sitemap, and llms.txt served for that host.
Put a highly optimised landing page live under your brand — without changing how your main website works.
First: what a landing page is
Advantages of publishing on your subdomain
Optimised page, under your brand
The published page is your already-optimised content on a subdomain you control (for example go.example.com/offer). Visitors still see your brand — while the page stays purpose-built for ranking, AI citation, and conversion.
Separate from your main website
Hosting runs as its own site on your subdomain. It does not rewrite your main site’s code, CDN, or CMS. That keeps your primary website’s performance and security posture unchanged while you ship an extra optimised URL.
Discovery files included automatically
Inseo serves supporting files for the hosted page right away — including robots.txt, sitemap.xml, and llms.txt — so crawlers and AI systems can find and understand the URL without a separate developer project.
Optional IndexNow when you want it
You can also notify participating search engines about the live URL with IndexNow when you publish, or later from the studio. Sitemap and robots still help either way.
Go live without a full site redesign
You do not need to rebuild your main site to test a stronger page. Publish the optimised version on the subdomain, measure, and keep improving — while downloads remain available for handoff to your developers if you prefer to ship elsewhere.
FAQ
Will this replace my homepage?
No. Only the subdomain URL you configure goes live. Your main domain and existing pages stay as they are.
Is the published page still “my” brand?
Yes. You connect a subdomain of your domain, and Inseo keeps brand cues such as logo and legal links when they are available on the source page.
Do I need developers to add robots or llms.txt?
Not for the Inseo-hosted URL. Those discovery files are generated for the hosted page automatically when the page is live.