Is it possible to have a Vue.js application running on Firebase hosting while using Webflow for marketing campaigns, homepage, and blog, all under the same domain for SEO purposes?

Yes, it is possible to have a Vue.js application running on Firebase hosting while using Webflow for marketing campaigns, homepage, and blog, all under the same domain for SEO purposes.

To achieve this, you would need to configure Firebase hosting to serve your Vue.js application and Webflow for your marketing campaigns, homepage, and blog.

Firstly, set up your Vue.js application on Firebase hosting by following the Firebase documentation. This will allow you to deploy your Vue.js application and have it accessible under a specific subdomain or route, such as `app.example.com`.

Next, you would need to set up Webflow for your marketing campaigns, homepage, and blog. You can design and build the Webflow pages as needed, ensuring they have relevant content for SEO purposes.

To keep all the content under the same domain for SEO purposes, you can use subdirectories or subdomains. For example, you can set up your marketing campaigns under `example.com/campaigns`, your homepage under `example.com`, and your blog under `blog.example.com`.

To achieve this, you would need to configure your Firebase hosting to rewrite specific paths to your Webflow site. This can be done using the Firebase hosting `rewrites` configuration in your `firebase.json` file. You can specify the routing rules to redirect requests to the appropriate location (Webflow or the Vue.js application) based on the URL structure.

Here's an example `firebase.json` configuration:

```
{
"hosting": {
"public": "dist", // Firebase configuration for Vue.js app
"cleanUrls": true,
"rewrites": [
{
"source": "/campaigns/**",
"destination": "/campaigns/index.html"
},
{
"source": "/blog/**",
"destination": "https://your-webflow-blog-url.com/$1",
"function": false
},
{
"source": "**",
"destination": "/index.html"
}
]
}
}
```

In the example above, any requests to `/campaigns/**` will be served from the `dist/campaigns` directory (assuming that's the output directory for your Webflow campaigns), any requests to `/blog/**` will be redirected to your Webflow blog URL, and any other requests will be served as the Vue.js application.

Be sure to replace `https://your-webflow-blog-url.com` with the actual URL of your Webflow blog.

By configuring Firebase hosting in this way, you can ensure that your Vue.js application, marketing campaigns, homepage, and blog all coexist under the same domain for SEO purposes. Remember to regularly update and maintain your site's content to optimize your SEO rankings.