I want to document my cross-country bike journey with one page per day on my website, but I was told there might be a page limit. What should I do?

Rather than clogging up your main store with potentially hundreds of journey pages, create a separate subdomain like journey.yoursite.com or trip.yoursite.com. Design it identically to your main site so visitors can’t tell the difference, and make sure there’s a clear ‘Store’ link in the header. This approach gives you unlimited storytelling ability without limitations—you might want to publish 6 pages in a day when inspiration strikes. Use AI-friendly tools where you can literally open a chat window, throw in 3-4 images, tell your story, hit publish, and walk away. Let AI handle spellchecking but keep your authentic voice. Since the pages will still be under your domain, they’ll get indexed by search engines and you’ll get SEO credit. This setup also creates flexibility—you can link directly from a journey post to a specific piece in your store. The journey content attracts followers for your adventure, which is part of your story and draws people into your art. Your story is 50% of what sells your art, so give yourself the freedom to tell it fully.

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Asked by an artist documenting bike journeys · Answered by Patrick · Art Business Webinar · 2026-08-26