We helped the team launch darkslaviclore.com — an English-language portal on Slavic mythology: gods, spirits, rituals and dark folklore that rarely surface in mainstream sources.
What's inside
- 125 long-form articles, ~300,000 words of original content — from Baba Yaga, Chernobog and Koschei to lesser-known figures (Anchutka, Bolotnik, Drekavac, Zduhac, Yuda).
- 129 URLs in the sitemap with full Article + BreadcrumbList schema coverage, FAQPage markup on cornerstone pages and OG images on every entry.
- ~375 illustrations in a single dark-oil-painting style — every image manually reviewed for AI artifacts before publication.
- Interactive components — sticky TOC with scroll-spy, reading progress bar, FAQ accordion, Related Articles block and full-text on-site search.
- 9+ embedded YouTube videos from the project's own channel (Baba Yaga, Koschei, Chernobog, Leshy, Rusalka, Zmey Gorynych and more).
GEO and AI visibility
The site was built for generative search from day one. robots.txt explicitly allows GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot. We shipped llms.txt and llms-full.txt (154 lines) as a project map for AI crawlers. Internal GEO Score audit: 91/100.
Stack
Built on Nuxt 4 + Nuxt Content 3 with SSR, deployed via PM2. Custom event tracking (visitor_first, page_view, search, scroll_depth 25/50/75/100%) feeds our in-house analytics panel at cabinet.seoport.com.ua alongside Google Analytics. The keyword core covers 600 terms and ~737K monthly searches across US/UK/CA markets.
Planning a similar content portal?
If you are launching a media site from scratch — from keyword research and architecture to AI visibility — get in touch. We will walk you through the process using darkslaviclore.com as the case study.