Tyashin Blog
Stories, guides and updates from Tyashin.
Why No Sales on My Website? Six Fixes Before You Buy Ads
Still asking "why no sales on my website"? Check these six conversion leaks before spending another cent on traffic.
The Small Business Website Checklist: Five Pages That Do the Selling
A five-page site that states your offer, shows real prices, asks for one action and captures contacts beats a fifty-page site that does none of it.
Do I Need a Website for My Instagram Business?
A practical look at when Instagram alone is enough, and when a site you own becomes the only place to find your customers if reach drops.
How to Add a Blog to Your Lovable Site Without SEO Risk
A founder's guide to adding a blog to a Lovable site: compare hand-coded posts, embedded tools, and subdomains before you pick the right architecture.
How to Migrate Lovable to Next.js So Google Can Index Your Site
Your Lovable site looks finished but shows zero indexed pages in Search Console. Here's how to migrate Lovable to Next.js without losing your design.
How to Point a Bolt.new Custom Domain to Your Live Site
A step-by-step guide to setting up your Bolt.new custom domain, from hosting choice through DNS, SSL and environment variables, without downtime.
How to Add a Blog to Your Lovable Site Without Losing SEO
Three ways to add a blog to your Lovable site, and why the easiest options quietly cost you the search traffic you built the blog to get.
How to Set Up SEO Automation for Your Online Store
A practical guide to setting up SEO automation for your online store: which workflows to replace first and how to tell real automation from a dashboard.
What Is SEO Automation? A Guide for Small Teams and Solo Founders
A plain-language answer to what SEO automation is, why small teams need it, and the one automation task that actually improves findability this week.
How to Automate Blogging for Your Online Store
A look at why draft-only AI writers leave your store's blog unfinished, and what a real automation system needs to do to publish, rank, and actually convert.