Strapi SEO with Snoika

Snoika pages go live on the same domain as your Strapi pages. Snoika serves them, and Strapi keeps serving everything else. A visitor or crawler sees one website, and you don't move or rebuild any of your existing content. Strapi is headless, so it stores your content and leaves the HTML to a separate front end. That front end can be Next.js or Nuxt. Astro and Gatsby work too, and the connection works the same way with any front end because it sits in front of it.

Decide which URL paths Snoika will own before anything goes live. If your Strapi blog already uses /blog, the new pages could go under /guides, or Snoika could take over a set of slugs you haven't used yet. Clear paths keep the two systems from competing for the same URL.

Find out who controls your DNS or CDN account before setup starts. On Strapi projects that's a developer or an agency.

Strapi is a good headless CMS for generative engine optimization (GEO), as long as your front end renders pages on the server. Strapi stores content as structured fields, which suits AI systems that pull out facts and answers. AI crawlers read only the raw HTML, so a page that builds its content in the browser looks empty to them.

Snoika adds two AI crawler features to Strapi projects. Each page has a Markdown twin, a clean text version that AI crawlers parse without any layout getting in the way. Your domain also gets an llms.txt index, which points AI systems to the pages worth reading. To check your existing Strapi pages, view the source of a key page and confirm the main text is in the HTML.

If your team works in its own tools, Snoika's API and Model Context Protocol (MCP) connection let you pull finished content into them. You can also pull the list of fixes, or the code with those fixes already made.

Tracking starts with your first pages, so you can see whether AI assistants mention you from the start. Snoika tracks ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews, where AI search traffic is concentrated. You can generate prompts in the app from your content map or add your own. Each week, Snoika records whether you're mentioned or cited, which of your pages get cited, and your sentiment. It also tracks your share of voice against where competitors stand.

These scores also come through the API and MCP connection, so you can report them alongside your other data. Check the prompt list early. Prompts that match what your buyers ask give you a trend you can act on.

Strapi schema means the definition of a content type. JSON-LD output requires custom front-end code, which teams write into templates where it falls out of date. Snoika pages carry schema markup from the start, so you only need to check your own Strapi pages with a rich results test.

Begin with the free AI visibility audit, because it shows where you stand before you change anything. The audit needs no access to any of your systems. You fill in a short form, and Snoika checks buyer prompts and how AI assistants answer them. It also covers competitors and markets. The audit covers gaps as well. That gives you a baseline for Strapi SEO and AI visibility, so you can measure what the new pages change. If you go ahead, the access requests and the connection follow, and Strapi stays as it is. To publish search and AI pages next to your existing site, Connect Strapi with Snoika.