Not sure about README content rules
📚Documentation
General
GeneralFor each actor I have, I made a couple documentation pages.
Generic one:
https://bakosbence.com/web-data-collection/accela-permits/
Specialized one, how to guide for a given integration:
https://bakosbence.com/web-data-collection/accela-permits/make/
And I Linked the generic one from py actor README(Documentation at the begining):
https://apify.com/bakos_bence/accela-permits
is that OK?
I guess this would have a big seo value, linking back and forth.
Generic one:
https://bakosbence.com/web-data-collection/accela-permits/
Specialized one, how to guide for a given integration:
https://bakosbence.com/web-data-collection/accela-permits/make/
And I Linked the generic one from py actor README(Documentation at the begining):
https://apify.com/bakos_bence/accela-permits
is that OK?
I guess this would have a big seo value, linking back and forth.
Solution
That seems reasonable. I’d keep the Actor README as the canonical quick-start, then link to the deeper generic and Make guides with a clear label like “Detailed integration guide.” Keep each page useful on its own, avoid duplicating keyword-heavy copy, and include inputs, outputs, examples, and a last-updated date. The Store link should also make the relationship obvious to users.
