Two-Site Integration, GEO targeting, bots filtering

I run two blogs built mostly with plain HTML + CSS. I’d like them to behave as one cohesive experience for real readers while quietly diverting bad bots, aggressive crawlers, and obvious spammers to a decoy front layer. In practice, that means:

• A clean bridge that lets genuine visitors move freely between the public-facing content and the protected back-end area where interactive features live.
• A smart filtering mechanism that inspects traffic, detects non-human patterns, and serves a stripped-down façade (or nothing at all) to anything suspicious—without slowing normal users.

You are free to choose the most suitable language or framework; what matters is solid coding that I can later extend. If you prefer JavaScript middleware, Python gateways, or PHP filters, I’m open, provided it plugs smoothly into my current static setup.

Deliverables
1. Working connection logic that routes legitimate sessions from the frontend to the backend.
2. Bot/crawler detection layer with clear criteria (IP reputation, header analysis, behaviour checks, etc.).
3. Simple configuration file so I can add or adjust rules myself.
4. Brief documentation covering deployment and future maintenance.

Acceptance criteria
• Human users experience no noticeable lag when accessing the backend features.
• At least 90 % of common scraper bots listed in public databases are stopped or diverted.
• All code is clean, commented, and handed over in a Git repository.

If this sounds like a challenge you enjoy, let’s talk timing and your preferred tech stack.

site might also be listed on traffic sources and ad campigns so you need to bypass(important) and make it flawless