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I have one GH Pages website at the URL username.github.io/project-name, which has a dedicated purpose. This has been around for some time, so I don't want to change its URL.

I then setup a second website at username.github.io, which would be my personal site (blogging, for example). I do not want this to be a /project-name situation, the root page of the domain should be the index for this site.

However, Google Search Console seems to treat the first site as a part of the second. Is there any way to keep them separate?

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  • Technically speaking, the first 'site' is part of the larger site. It is within the root structure of your github site.
    – A_Patterson
    Nov 13 at 14:57
  • @A_Patterson Yes, but that is what I want to "undo." Any tips? GH only gives you one domain
    – eccentricOrange
    Nov 14 at 6:55
  • Buy a cheap domain and hook your GH pages to a netlify account. Or setup another GH account with the dedicated purpose of acting as your blog platform.
    – A_Patterson
    Nov 14 at 7:08
  • I moved it to Netlify @A_Patterson. Thanks!
    – eccentricOrange
    Nov 15 at 8:01

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