I've been quiet lately. I've been building! I built a SaaS that ties into Skool. If you're familiar with the AI SEO Engine, it's my premium Skool group for n8n content automation. I've rebuilt it as a standalone software. It's much easier to use, and allows you to start generating content right away. Sign up here: https://www.skool.com/ai-seo/about I built and automation that creates your account for you after signing up. What's new: Single project plan: $47/m Team plan: $97/m VIP plan (VIP + coaching): $247/m Weekly group calls (Unlimited usage - no stupid credits!) What you get: Automated config Automated backlogging Upload content Auto review and check for cannibalization - fix automatically if issues Write in-depth first draft Edit first draft to 2x the quality Generate 4 images per article with Nano Banana Map internal linking opportunities Refresh content Export content Everything happens in Google Drive. That's what real content teams use lol. (And it all by clicking buttons in dashboard) More details about the AI SEO Engine here

Hi everyone! I'm new here and excited to be a member. I'm wondering if anyone wil be going to World Summit AI in Amsterdam in October. If so, let me know. It would be great to meet in person! I'm looking forward to learning from all of the members here. It looks like an active group!

Outcome, in plain numbers - From 100k to nearly 1.3m monthly organic visits. - Ranking for “Project Management Software” and thousands of adjacent high-value terms. - Some individual pages generate $10k per day. That is page-level revenue, not just site-wide. - Portfolio lift followed as we replicated the wins. While many publishers, affiliates, and software companies are experiencing multi-year traffic declines, this site broke out and accelerated. The win was not volume-related. It was all about focus. We consolidated strength, concentrated authority, and protected what worked. Here’s how we pulled this off 1) Eliminate keyword cannibalization What I saw Multiple pages targeting the same or very similar terms were splitting signals and confusing Google. What we changed Consolidated overlapping assets into fewer, stronger pages using custom cannibalization analysis tools. Preserved the best content, redirected the rest. On a high-authority domain, this produced ranking lifts almost immediately. Why it works One clear intent per query lets link equity, user signals, and historical performance compound on a single URL. 2) Build a champion page for the head term What I saw Several similar pages were going after long-tail variations, while the category head term lost rankings. It ranked #8 at its lowest point. What we changed Focused our efforts on a single flagship “champion” page to win the biggest keyword on the site: Project Management Software. Redirected weaker or underperforming variants into the champion. Fed it links, topical coverage, and historical data. Why it works Google increasingly rewards comprehensive, authoritative resources that satisfy broad intent. Champion pages aggregate both authority and coverage across long-tail phrasing. 3) Replace JavaScript navigation with clean HTML What I saw A JavaScript-driven menu limited crawler visibility and throttled PageRank flow. What we changed Rebuilt navigation in plain HTML. The result was a visible unlock in crawling, indexing, and internal authority distribution.

I built a content automation system that runs on N8N and Airtable. It generates 4,000+ word optimized articles at the click of a button. It creates Google Docs, uploads to Wordpress, and even generates featured images for me. Check it out!

Would you agree? (you have to watch the video till the end to understand!) Launched on January 20, Deepseek is a new competitor to ChatGPT and Gemini. Here’s why it’s interesting: ⤷ Better Reasoning It uses a “Chain of Thought” approach to solve math, logic, and coding problems more effectively. ⤷ Open Source It’s completely open-source under the MIT license, so anyone can customize and use it for free. ⤷ Cost-Effective Built with a budget of $6 million, it offers a free web interface for users. It’s too soon to say if it’s truly better. Fun Fact: 2 years ago one Google app was enough. Now we need at least 4 LLM apps to keep up! Sometimes I miss those simpler days… Challenge Accepted? I’ve downloaded Gemini, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and now Deepseek. How many LLM apps do you have on your phone?