RR Daily Authority can publish your hub in two places: on a Review Revolution hosted address such as yourname.authority.reviewrevolution.ai, or on a subdomain you own, such as guides.yourhotel.com. Both are real websites with their own sitemap, robots file and article pages.
The difference shows up in one step only: proving to Google and Bing that the site is yours.
What works the same on both
Every hub serves its own sitemap and robots file, and every published article carries its canonical address. IndexNow needs no setup on either, because the hub proves ownership with its own key file. Authority notifies Bing, Yandex, Naver, Seznam and Yep every time a page publishes and checks the whole hub once a week, wherever it lives.
On your own subdomain
You control the DNS, so you can verify a Domain property in Google Search Console with a DNS record, which covers every subdomain at once. Bing Webmaster Tools offers DNS verification too, or can import the site from Search Console. If someone else manages your DNS, the HTML tag method below works on your subdomain as well.
On a Review Revolution hosted address
The domain belongs to Review Revolution, so a DNS record is not something you can add, and a Google Domain property cannot be used. Add a URL-prefix property for your exact hub address instead and choose the HTML tag method. Paste the tag into the verification card on the Performance tab in Authority, do the same with Bing’s meta tag, then click Verify in each tool. Your hub shows both tags on every page.
Then connect
Once verified, connect Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools inside Authority. From then on your sitemap is resubmitted when pages publish, and clicks, impressions and queries appear in the dashboard. See the Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools integration pages.
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