HubSpot SEO covers on-page checks for the pages you build in HubSpot. Snoika adds researched articles written to be cited by ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews, and it serves them on your own domain through a reverse proxy. Your HubSpot pages keep running unchanged, and the new articles benefit from the domain authority you've already built. To start, connect HubSpot at the DNS or CDN level.
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Snoika sits in front of your HubSpot site and adds pages that HubSpot doesn't produce. It connects at the DNS or CDN level as a reverse proxy, and that connection covers the whole website. Snoika answers requests for the pages it manages. Every other request goes to HubSpot unchanged. Visitors and crawlers see one domain throughout.
| What moves | Direction | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Requests for Snoika-managed pages | Visitor → edge → Snoika | Every request |
| All other requests | Visitor → edge → HubSpot, unchanged | Every request |
| AI visibility data (mentions, citations, share of voice) | ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews → Snoika reports | Weekly |
| Lead events from managed pages | Website → GA4 via Tag Manager | Each event |
HubSpot SEO tools handle the technical basics and the on-page checks for content you write inside HubSpot. The SEO recommendations flag missing meta descriptions and broken links. They also flag slow pages. The topic cluster tool lets you link a pillar page to supporting posts. HubSpot also generates the XML sitemap and serves pages over SSL. It can pull Google Search Console data into its reports. For a team that publishes on the HubSpot blog by hand, that's a solid base for ranking in classic search.
HubSpot's SEO tools tell you whether a page is built correctly. They don't tell you whether an AI assistant will cite it. That's the main gap for AI citation. The recommendations score a page against search engine checklists, and the topic tool groups keywords you pick yourself. Neither one maps the questions people type into ChatGPT, and neither one reports which of your pages those assistants quote. The research and the writing behind each article are still your job. If your team can't produce researched content every week, the HubSpot blog falls behind no matter how clean the technical setup is.
You add AI-optimized articles to a HubSpot site by routing your whole domain through the reverse proxy: Snoika serves the pages it manages, and every other request reaches HubSpot unchanged. The articles load on your own domain, not on a separate subdomain. Search engines treat a subdomain as a partly separate site, so links and authority split between the two. On one domain, every new article adds to the authority your HubSpot pages already have.
Snoika creates and publishes these articles in 135+ languages. The same team runs the platform and the services, and people review the content before it goes live. So if you sell in several markets, you can cover each one without rebuilding HubSpot templates for every language.
A HubSpot reverse proxy works by putting a routing rule at the edge of your network, in front of HubSpot. When a request arrives, the edge checks the path. If Snoika manages that page, Snoika serves it. If it doesn't, the request goes to HubSpot exactly as before. Your HubSpot site, with its forms and landing pages, stays unchanged because those requests never touch Snoika. Snoika's team gives you the configuration values for your setup.
To get your HubSpot site recommended by ChatGPT, publish pages that answer the exact prompts your buyers ask, and group them so the assistant sees you cover the whole topic. Snoika builds every page from a researched content map that's grouped into pillars and clusters. Each page in the map is tied to the AI prompts it has to answer. A pillar covers the broad subject. Its cluster pages each take one narrow question and answer it in the first lines, which makes them easy for an assistant to quote.
Before you publish, check that every prompt has exactly one page assigned to it. When two pages compete for the same prompt, neither one gives a clear answer. And a prompt with no page is a citation you've left to a competitor.
HubSpot reports how your pages rank and how much traffic they get. Snoika reports how often AI assistants mention you. It tracks ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews only, and it follows mentions and citations. It also records which pages get cited. Share of voice and sentiment are tracked as well, week by week, as are competitor positions. The prompts come from your content map, or you can add your own custom prompts.
The reports also show which pages bring in leads, through GA4 and Tag Manager events that Snoika sets up. With both views, you can see whether a page that AI assistants cite also turns visitors into leads.
The connection needs admin access to your DNS or CDN. Without it, the proxy can't be deployed. AI tracking covers ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews and no other assistants, so plan your reporting around those two. Snoika serves only the pages it manages. Pages you build in HubSpot stay under your HubSpot SEO workflow for editing and optimization.
keeps product and demo pages in HubSpot and adds a cluster of comparison articles on the same domain.
publishes the same content map in local languages on one domain.
hands article production to Snoika and keeps campaigns in HubSpot.
compares weekly AI citations with GA4 lead events to decide which clusters to expand.
Your first step is to check who controls your DNS or CDN account, because the whole setup depends on that access. Once you know who owns it, deployment is one routing rule, and your HubSpot site keeps working as it does today. Pick the path for your new articles before you deploy, since moving it later means redirects. Snoika serves AI-ready articles on your domain and tracks your citations in ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews, which adds to the HubSpot SEO you already run. Connect HubSpot when your edge access is ready.
Route your domain through a reverse proxy at the DNS or CDN level. Snoika serves the pages it manages, so the articles appear on your existing domain, and every other request reaches your HubSpot pages unchanged.
Publish researched pages that directly answer the questions your buyers ask ChatGPT. Assign each question to one page and place its answer near the beginning. Group related pages around a broader topic, then review weekly citation reports to track which pages get quoted.
The hubspot seo tools check page setup but don't show whether AI assistants cite your content. They don't map the questions people ask ChatGPT or report which pages assistants quote. Researching those questions and writing the articles remain separate tasks.
A reverse proxy checks each requested page address at the edge of your network. It serves managed articles from their publishing platform and passes other requests to HubSpot unchanged. Visitors and crawlers see the same domain throughout.
You need admin access to the DNS or CDN account controlling your domain. Without that access, the proxy can't be deployed. Before deployment, identify who manages that account and have the configuration values ready for your supported edge setup.