The blog moved onto the product domain, and the old one became the demo

Running the blog on a Ghost site at blog.payglue.io was the obvious choice, since we sell to Ghost publishers. It also meant every article we wrote was building a subdomain instead of the domain people actually buy from. A search engine treats those as two different places, so the work was landing in the wrong account. The blog now sits at payglue.io/blog, which is where it should have been from the start. And the Ghost site does not get switched off, it gets a better job: it is the live demo, running the real paywall, buttons and pricing table against a real provider.

• payglue.io/blog: 36 articles on the product domain, where the traffic is worth something
• Every old article redirects to its new home, so nothing that was already ranking gets dropped
• blog.payglue.io stays live as the demo you can walk into rather than an archive nobody visits
• Articles that a model helped draft say so, in the byline, on the article