Haravan Integration
Add your AEO blog to a Haravan store using the CNAME strategy.
Haravan does not support the Rewrite strategy (path-based proxying). Instead, use the CNAME strategy: point a subdomain like blog.yourdomain.com directly to AEO via a DNS record. AEO provisions SSL automatically.
Configure the blog domain in AEO
In your AEO dashboard, go to Settings → Project Configuration → Blog domain. Select the CNAME method and enter the subdomain you want to use, for example blog.yourdomain.com. AEO will show you a CNAME target to point to.
Add a CNAME record in your DNS provider
Go to the DNS management panel for your domain (this is usually at the registrar where you bought the domain: Inet, Mắt Bão, GoDaddy, Namecheap, etc., not inside Haravan). Add a new CNAME record:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Name / Host | blog |
| Value / Points to | proxy.aeo.how |
| TTL | Auto or 3600 |
Haravan manages your storefront DNS, but your domain's root DNS is controlled by your registrar. Log in there to add the CNAME, not inside the Haravan admin.
Wait for DNS propagation and SSL
DNS changes typically propagate within 5–30 minutes. AEO detects the CNAME and automatically provisions an SSL certificate via Cloudflare. Once active, visiting blog.yourdomain.com will show your AEO blog.
You can check propagation status at dnschecker.org. Look for your CNAME resolving to proxy.aeo.how from multiple locations.