Hi Climbers 👋 This week, we’re starting work on one of the most exciting features we’ve been planning: the GEO Agent. The goal of the GEO Agent is simple: 👉 automatically generate SEO-optimized, localized content for your clients based on their real business data. Here’s how it will work: We start from the input layer, where the system gathers all the key business information — business name, category, services, description, sentiment analysis, and especially real customer reviews. Then the agent analyzes all this data to understand how the business is perceived, what makes it unique, and which topics matter most in its local market. From there, it generates relevant keywords, followed by tailored topics and content ideas specific to that business and its location. Once everything is ready, the agent creates content on a schedule — weekly, biweekly, or monthly — selecting the most relevant topics and generating human-like articles designed to support local SEO. Reviews play a key role in this process, since the agent can also quote real customer feedback inside the articles to make the content more authentic, relevant, and aligned with how the business is actually experienced by its customers. 👉 The final output: The main content is published as a blog article on the client’s website (CNAME required). Optionally, the same content can also be adapted into social media posts for Facebook, Instagram, and Google, with the goal of driving traffic back to the blog article and amplifying its reach across multiple channels. Every few months, the system refreshes the input data to keep everything aligned with the latest reviews and business updates. This is a big step toward helping you offer not just reputation management, but also automated local SEO content powered by real customer data. 📲 Reminder — Mobile App AMA (Tomorrow) Don’t forget: tomorrow we have a special AMA dedicated to the mobile app service. We’ll show how you can take your SaaS to the next level with your own branded iOS & Android app.

Hi Climbers 👋 Here’s what we’ve just shipped this week: a mix of new features, improvements, and important fixes. We’ve introduced Kiosk Mode Download. You can now easily print and use it in physical locations like counters, desks, or waiting areas to collect more reviews offline. The review experience is now even more global with automatic translations on the review link, adapting to the customer’s browser language to increase conversion across different countries. We’ve also added email reminders, so if a customer doesn’t act after the first request, they’ll automatically receive a follow-up after a chosen delay — helping you recover missed opportunities. A small but useful improvement: SMS character counter, so you can better control message length and avoid unexpected charges. On the prospecting side, you can now generate printable reports, perfect for in-person meetings or door-to-door outreach. We’ve also introduced next week's plan for the GEO Agent; in the comments, the displayed workflow. 🔧 Fixes • Users can no longer create multiple accounts during the free trial • Widgets will now automatically turn off if the subscription ends 📲 Reminder Don’t forget the Mobile App A.M.A. (31st March, 4 pm Italian time) — where we’ll show how to take your SaaS to the next level with your own iOS & Android app: https://www.skool.com/climbo/calendar?eid=85ec016676ab43a38f2f90ee989223c5 As always, thanks for all your feedback — keep it coming 🙌

At the moment, if a customer leaves a positive review, there is no option to also collect private feedback, and the review does not appear in the widgets either. It would be very helpful to allow private feedback for positive reviews as well, and to make sure those reviews can also be displayed in website widgets when needed. This would make the feedback flow more complete and improve the value of the widget feature.

Currently, if a user stops paying or their subscription expires, the review widgets continue to display on their website. This allows continued use of the service without an active subscription. It would be important to automatically disable or hide the widgets when the subscription is no longer active.

Currently, it seems possible to register multiple accounts using the same email address. This could allow users to repeatedly access free trials without upgrading, which may lead to abuse and revenue loss. It would be important to enforce unique email accounts or limit trial access per email/user.