B2B SEO & GEO & App Design & Dev Agency. DM for SEO Services. Building @schedpilot @easychatdesk
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Somebody was asking me if @schedpilot had a feature where it suggests you posts to become viral.
I told him you dont need that feature, you can make a post go viral straigt from claude, and schedule it straight from claude (or ChatGPT, or any ai agent)
this post ended up doing 130k views, posted and scheduled straight from claude
Customers in the B2B space spend weeks or months researching before the buy an app or a service
I have a customer for about 4 years now who still pays me to maintain his app
Before he got to sign the deal with my agency he spent like 9 months researching.
So create bottom of funnel type of content for these kinds of customers.
SEO works but the big wins require months to surface.
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I am more and more convinced that boring wins
if you spend 5 years in any field (seo, apps, agency) you will win big time
the hard way is the easy way
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launched another EMD today and fighting with: Crawled - currently not indexed issue
lets give it a few hours
this domain is live for 2 hours
never used before
emd
0 backlinks
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To be honest I don’t like paid partnership posts either. I always scroll down fast.
This is so good.
Some people were wondering why people sent so much hate
I know i have said that SEO must start work in less than 3-6 months but that doesnt mean you dont need to zoom out
you do need to zoom out to at least 12 months to see the actual progress and the scale of your progress
you should see better clicks in 3-6 months, but you need at least 12 months to see an actual trend
and especially in competitive niches.
This website is just getting started
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Some people say SEO is boring and I think it’s exciting.
I think starting EMDs is my new thing in seo.
I can’t wait for 30 days to pass to share the first results on my experiments.
It’s exciting
Can you believe seo can be exciting ?
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I always build related websites to the websites I do seo for and rank them
That way I can attract people wanting to list in my website and I am able to leverage backlink placement of my own.
But it’s not easy to build and manage these seo assets.
Just landed my first sponsored content deal for one of my travel sites! An interesting new milestone on this journey. 🙂
I now have 200+ live travel sites built on exact-match .com domains, most of them pure geo .coms.
These days, I receive 2–3 partnership inquiries a day from local businesses: airport transfers, taxi companies, bus tours, local guides, guesthouses, hotels, boat rentals, restaurants… even shopping centers.
It’s been interesting to see how many opportunities running travel sites can open up beyond affiliate income.
The affiliate side is doing well too. This month, for the first time, I’ve passed $1,000 in potential affiliate commissions and 100 bookings!
There’s still plenty of work ahead, but I believe that by continuing to build new sites, improve the existing ones, and add or refresh useful content, I could grow that to several thousand dollars a month—and hopefully, eventually, $10,000.
I’d certainly welcome more sponsored content deals like this one. I’ll also be making more of an effort to connect with local businesses and try different ways of working together.
Fun to see these domains turn into useful sites—and gradually into a business.
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I am telling you guys, you can win at SEO if you put down the minimum amount of extra effort
thats all you need to do:
- add your own thoughts and data to the ai generated pages
- add your own screenshots and images
- answer the main query above the fold
- always check the serp before writing something
that is all
i think if you spend 30 mins on each article initially, you increase your chances of ranking and not get a penalty from google by a lot
dont just publish AI 100% content
I have a few test sites like this too. The issue with these is:
!! low effort - its always low effort (probably paired with some user/browser behaviour; people call it pogosticking)
here is how to not have this:
1/ build pages with the tiniest of extra effort, if you spend 10 mins per page, you can make it so much better. Add your own thoughts, experience, screenshots, proprietary data, and opinions
2/ make sure that page is wroth a read, like put an interesting image/screenshot above the fold, just to make the user spend at least a few seconds on your page
3/ design must be touched at least a bit so it doesnt look vibecoded, people bounce so fast these days if the pages look vibecoded, even if it has good info
4/ always start small (dont add 350 pages out of day 1, start with 10-20 articles and develop from there, every 7 days add 5-10 more articles based on the niche, and do internal linking)
I can absolutely assure you that if you add the smallest amount of effort into the site, there are 90% chances you wont get a penalty like that
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a few months ago I posted that I had a brazilian customer, and always had pleasant collabs with brazilian people. They are great people
issue here is that top tech people here have stopped being tech people years ago and became experts in everything else, including agriculture...
twitter needs better tech leaders
I know Gary Vee says that in 2 years we will have tons of AI influencers and almost everybody will consume AI video content by then
but myself I cant stand it
no matter how good the video model is, the thing is super cringe... really cringe
not sure why I cant watch it even though the image is 99% perfect.
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I have a few test sites like this too. The issue with these is:
!! low effort - its always low effort (probably paired with some user/browser behaviour; people call it pogosticking)
here is how to not have this:
1/ build pages with the tiniest of extra effort, if you spend 10 mins per page, you can make it so much better. Add your own thoughts, experience, screenshots, proprietary data, and opinions
2/ make sure that page is wroth a read, like put an interesting image/screenshot above the fold, just to make the user spend at least a few seconds on your page
3/ design must be touched at least a bit so it doesnt look vibecoded, people bounce so fast these days if the pages look vibecoded, even if it has good info
4/ always start small (dont add 350 pages out of day 1, start with 10-20 articles and develop from there, every 7 days add 5-10 more articles based on the niche, and do internal linking)
I can absolutely assure you that if you add the smallest amount of effort into the site, there are 90% chances you wont get a penalty like that
Consistent SEO:
- every day looks the same: content and backlinks. boring
- every year looks different. more and more clicks
Inconsistent SEO:
- every day looks different. new tricks, new hacks
- every year looks the same. 0 clicks
Here’s my boring routine:
→ Mon: publish 1-2 articles for a real search query
→ Tue: add 3 internal links to it from old posts
→ Wed: refresh 1 old post that’s ranking 8-20
→ Thu: fix 1 technical issue (speed, broken link, missing meta, improving screenshots, images)
→ Fri: check Search Console, pick next week’s keyword
once you get to enough pages, you might need to do this every single day, each day choosing other pages (except adding 2 articles a day - every day, don't do that)
repeat for 52 weeks.
be boring.
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I can't stress enough about improving these 2 SEO things every week, or at least every month
here is what you need to do:
1/ improve your internal linking every single week based on the new articles you write, and especially on the current ones, as you check and use keywords as the anchor texts (the ones you find in GSC)
2/ improve content itself and add content about the best queries you see in GSC every week. Should be queries and keywords you are not covering yet, but your page is ranking for (positions 10-40)
3/ link building - this matters a lot too, but I rather have 1 good backlink per month vs 50 spammy backlinks
that is all
but you need to be consistent
and always track progress
you can learn more about SEO by joinging my newsletter: andreisaioc.me/#newsletter
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I just added my app into chat gpt business hub
lets see what this will bring
this will be the new google search console in a few months, or an additional one
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a new google core update is ongoing.
I cant wait to see the google search console graphs in a week time, haha
hopefully things will pivot in the right direction this time
to be honest I see some clicks increase in most sites I do seo for in the past 2 days but maybe its a coincidence
Google November 2026 core update is now rolling out 🔥 - this is the third core update of the year
seroundtable.com/google-nove…
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I don't really see the point of following these guys anymore (for people who did)
I mean, they stopped providing value for indiehackers and solopreneurs years ago... literally years ago
The grift works obviously, but the content these people create are far from their own initial idea and desire when they started.
a lot of timelines should be cleared
Higgsfield gave me $100,000 to realize my dream:
A hackathon where participants build a real business, not just an app.
So... Introducing The $100K Hackathon:
🏴☠️ SHIP-OR-DIE.COM/100K-HACKATH… 🏴☠️
It starts on November 16, and you'll have 30 days to build a startup and make it profitable. The prizes:
🥇 $100,000
🥈 iPhone Duo
🥉 MacBook Neo
This is not a joke. The winner will get $100,000 in cash.
To win, you must:
1. Start a completely new business on Nov 16
2. Build a digital product (SaaS, directory, etc.)
3. Make the most profit (not revenue)
You can already register at $99. When the hackathon starts on Nov 16, you can still join for $149.
I'm running this with my dear friend @jackfriks, and we'll manually review each potential winner to make sure everything holds up.
See you on November 16, builders 🏴☠️🫡
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why not have people participate free ?
the $99 fee is not that big, but makes you look really bad and question the whole thing
my 2 cents
Higgsfield gave me $100,000 to realize my dream:
A hackathon where participants build a real business, not just an app.
So... Introducing The $100K Hackathon:
🏴☠️ SHIP-OR-DIE.COM/100K-HACKATH… 🏴☠️
It starts on November 16, and you'll have 30 days to build a startup and make it profitable. The prizes:
🥇 $100,000
🥈 iPhone Duo
🥉 MacBook Neo
This is not a joke. The winner will get $100,000 in cash.
To win, you must:
1. Start a completely new business on Nov 16
2. Build a digital product (SaaS, directory, etc.)
3. Make the most profit (not revenue)
You can already register at $99. When the hackathon starts on Nov 16, you can still join for $149.
I'm running this with my dear friend @jackfriks, and we'll manually review each potential winner to make sure everything holds up.
See you on November 16, builders 🏴☠️🫡
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
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