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How to add JSON-LD to a blog article the right way in 2026

JSON-LD is Google's recommended structured-data format. Here is the exact Article, BreadcrumbList, and FAQPage markup we ship on every post, with Next.js code.

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Technical SEO checklist for a B2B SaaS launch in 2026

Before a SaaS site goes live, eight technical SEO checks decide whether Google and AI engines can find it: Core Web Vitals, schema, crawl access, indexing.

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Vercel vs Docker for Next.js: a $600 bill down to $90

A $600 Vercel bill drops to about $90 a month on a managed VPS with Docker. What you give up in edge, scaling and DX, and when the swap pays off.

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Content freshness in 2026: the 90-day rule for SEO and GEO

AI assistants in 2026 skip stale content. A 90-day refresh cycle that moves data, facts, and structure brings them back to the page.

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GEO KPIs in 2026: Citation Rate, Mention Rate, Position

Citation rate, mention rate, position: the three GEO KPIs worth tracking in 2026. Everything else is a dashboard moving without meaning.

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Cloudflare R2 vs Supabase Storage: when to add R2 in 2026

You already run Supabase. Its Storage egress runs $0.03 to $0.09 per GB, R2 charges zero. Here is the line where adding Cloudflare R2 pays off in 2026.

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Upstash Redis: 5 patterns for rate limiting, sessions, locks

Five production Upstash Redis patterns: rate limiting, sessions, cache-aside, distributed locks, and QStash queues, each with real cost math.

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Cloudflare R2 vs Supabase Storage vs S3 (2026): which to pick

Cloudflare R2 charges zero egress, Supabase Storage hides the wiring, S3 owns the ecosystem. How to pick object storage for a 2026 SaaS without overpaying.

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Supabase Supavisor: transaction mode, port 6543, 80ms cost

Transaction mode on port 6543 pools thousands of serverless connections, drops prepared statements and adds 30 to 80ms. When each mode is the right call.

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Supabase RLS performance: 7 fixes for the 11x slowdown

Wrapping auth.uid() in a SELECT makes it run once per statement instead of once per row. Seven Supabase RLS patterns that stay fast on big tables.

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Cloudflare AI crawler allow list: GPTBot and ClaudeBot

Cloudflare blocks AI crawlers on new domains by default. The WAF rule, the robots.txt, and the checks that keep GPTBot and ClaudeBot reading your pages.

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The 7 schema markup types every blog needs in 2026

Article, BreadcrumbList, Organization, Person, WebSite, FAQPage, HowTo. Which schema types still earn rich results in 2026, and which are pure AI citation fuel.

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