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Is there a workflow in N8N where I can create a workflow to automatically post articles and rank high in SEO? I can't speak English, so I'll translate and answer, which might take a little time, but thank you for your patience.

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I built an n8n agent that creates fully designed WordPress pages just by chatting with it. It researches the top ranking pages, creates an outline, codes each section, and publishes to WordPress (Or Google Docs for copy/paste if auth issues are a pain). It's totally free (other than your AI usage). Try it out! Ingredients: - WordPress, Gutenberg, Ollie Theme (Any Gutenberg theme works though) - n8n with Airtable, WordPress, and AI credentials (I used OpenAI) - Google auth credential if you want the Google Docs version Grab the n8n agent and Airtable Website Parts here: https://www.skool.com/ai-seo/classroom/0a31d2ab?md=eb882d6235284b9eafdaec2c52018d6d

I’ve noticed an interesting trend over the past 6+ months and I’m curious whether others are seeing something similar. We’re getting a steadily increasing share of international traffic / orders. Nothing has changed over the course over the same time on site, meaning: - The website is only in Dutch (a relatively small European language) - No translations, no country-specific pages Yet we’re receiving orders from Sweden, Germany, Poland, Italy, Spain, etc. These appear to be local customers in those countries, not expats or relocated Dutch speakers. This seems counterintuitive from a classic SEO / UX perspective, where language alignment is usually considered critical for conversion. I'm very curious if you too also see more cross-border conversions on single-language sites? Would you think this is driven by improved machine translation in browsers/search, stronger intent-based search, or something else (= GEO recommendations)? Are there SEO signals or SERP changes you believe are contributing to this behavior anyone knows of? Would love to hear real-world observations or data points from others!