Seo
Frequently Asked Questions
how to build an autonomous SEO agent inside OpenClaw: first... give it everything about your business > your site analytics > current keyword positions > what you're selling > where you want to be in 6 months don't skip this part, context is the entire game then you build 3 skills: 1. a programmatic SEO skill that produces pages at scale and manages your site architecture automatically 2. a Keywords Everywhere skill connected through their MCP server (pulls search volume, CPC, competition data, related keywords... all through natural language) 3. a DataForSEO skill also via MCP (SERP tracking, backlink data, on-page audits, keyword research from Google Ads directly) now you have an agent that can research keywords, generate pages, and monitor rankings... all running from your own machine this setup is already cheap compared to subscriptions to solutions like Ahref... but if you really want to push costs down, swap Opus 4.6 for MiniMax 2.5 as your base model for this subagent
seeing a lot of people say their openclaw dies/doesn’t respond often PRO TIP: build your own local-first api/cli tools for it and keep your personal agent “dumber” I have: - my own cron system - an event system to wake agent up from scripts - http://keep.md to fetch x bookmarks - my own agent-first email marketing cli - a trained blog/email draft writer - a google search console cli for improving my seo - etc build your own tools don’t ask the agent to do everything!
keep.md | markdown bookmarks as an api
I grew http://gojiberry.ai from $0 to $33,000 in 4 months. No hacks. Just relentless distribution. Here’s the exact routine • Reddit: 3 posts/week in ~10 SaaS subreddits. Only real data, real results, proof every time. Link to the product. Fast first 10 upvotes to trigger virality. • LinkedIn outbound: I use GojiberryAI on 5 accounts. ~800 high-intent DMs/week. • Cold email: 5,000 emails/day. Leads from GojiberryAI + Sales Navigator for volume. • LinkedIn inbound: 5 accounts posting daily. Goal: go viral + push a lead magnet to Gojiberry AI. • Influencers: 2–3 LinkedIn influencers/week promoting GojiberryAI. • Newsletter sponsorships: ~1 B2B newsletter/week. • YouTube: 5 videos/week (tutorials + competitor comparisons). Long-term organic play. • TrustMRR: bought an ad spot. 50–100 visitors/day. Very profitable. Thanks @marclou • Affiliates: generated thousands in revenue. Simple rule: create value + pay on time. • Twitter/X: post daily, build in public. • Webinars: 1/month with partners who bring traffic. • Seo : We use outrank. Thanks @tibo_maker, wonderful tool. It’s a lot of work. But it compounds. Crazy growth doesn’t come from one channel. It comes from doing all of them, every day.
✅ ACQUIRED FOR $9,500 @mantasmalukas built Deepsona in 5 weeks. Got his first customers organically via SEO + LinkedIn. Initially thought marketers would be the users, but ended up selling mostly to larger companies with physical products, so he repositioned. He listed Deepsona on TrustMRR and sold it a few weeks later 🥳
Traffic is absolutely COOKING on http://playbooks.com right now 📈 - 4k daily visits - 10k daily pageviews - 3.6k weekly `npx playbooks` downloads I don't do paid social posts ever, but if any AI companies or devtools want to advertise, you can: https://playbooks.com/advertise
Today, we are excited to announce a new experiment in Search Console that offers site owners a unified view of their Google Search performance across their websites and social channels. https://developers.google.com/search/blo……
Published 500 blog posts. Google indexed 73 of them. Rest? "Discovered - currently not indexed." This is the most frustrating SEO problem. Content exists. Google finds it. But won't index it. Fixed indexation issues for 50+ clients. Here's exactly why Google ignores pages:
We grew http://searchable.com to nearly $1M ARR in ~3 weeks. That growth didn’t start in those 3 weeks. Months earlier, we built a system to hit $75K MRR in 20 days: • Leveraged a personal brand to build a 10k waitlist before shipping • Ran a closed beta with ~800 users giving daily feedback • Invested early in SEO + AEO content built for AI discovery • Shipped fully self-serve from day one • Launched an AI Search Accelerator to concentrate power users Pre-seed didn’t create traction. It brought traffic to the systems that were already working.
I got 53 backlinks for free. Here's the "SEO Wins" method: 1/ Find outdated or rebranded sites. 2/ Identify websites still linking to them. 3/ Email them. Pitch your content as a replacement. That's it....
sitefire is building GEO on Autopilot to improve your brand’s AI visibility. They’re already working with Europe’s largest brands. Try it at https://sitefire.ai. Congrats on the launch @jochenmadler and @vinckoj! https://ycombinator.com/launches/PPv-sit…
openclaw isn't overrated the people shilling it just picked the lamest use cases possible "look it summarized my emails!" "it checked my calendar!" bro... who are you that you need an AI to read a gmail notification that takes 2 minutes... max and the emails requiring real judgment? you don't want an AI anywhere near those instead, here's how to use agentic AI: - automated lead research and outreach - content systems running 24/7 - SEO pipelines at a scale no human can match - competitive intelligence on autopilot
deep research is one of the most underrated features of AI... people are not willing to invest 5min to get results here are 3 great use cases: - do a persona research across forums, blogs and reddit to reveal their pain points - analyze competitor strategies to find winning patterns - generate content ideas based on what already works i recommend ChatGPT for deep research, it now uses 5.2 and it's much better
you've probably heard of "vibe marketing" but you think it's just a buzz word i get it but in 58 mins, you'll learn how to use AI agents to go from 0 to market research, landing pages, lead magnets, video ads, seo pages and more all inside claude code using skills/MCPs
I'm absolutely f*cking amazed by what this Vibe Marketing agent can do: > it figures out a ton of ideas based on kw research > vibe codes mini tools to win SEO traffic > finds banger vids to convert them into articles > does real pSEO, templates, data curation > articles & news
this is the biggest lie in AI SEO right now... people will show you charts with thousands of indexed pages, backlinks stacking up, impressions going vertical and yeah it's cool, definitely healthy signs for your domain but traffic is just the tip of the iceberg... it's not the business what actually makes SEO profitable is the funnel beneath it > what happens when someone lands on your page? > do they hit a CTA that speaks to them? > is there a clear path from "interested" to "sold"? most people focus on growing metrics, they keep chasing more clicks instead of fixing what happens after the click AI is incredible at the infrastructure layer: pSEO, indexing, backlink strategies... you can set this up fast now but conversion... that's a whole different skillset copywriting, funnel design, knowing which words make people pull out their card that part still requires real marketing experience... so build your SEO foundation (everyone should) but don't stop there... focus on driving more sales
Google's leaked documents confirmed it. They use a secret metric called siteAuthority to determine who to trust. The sites dominating search in 2025 and beyond aren't chasing keywords. They're owning entire topics. 7-step framework for building topical authority: 1. Define your core topic domain Pick a niche you can actually dominate. "Email marketing" is too broad. "Email marketing for SaaS companies" works. Most people fail here by going too wide. 2. Uncover your entire topic universe Map every subtopic and user question. Use Reddit, Quora, People Also Ask, competitor analysis. You need 1,000s of keywords, not 20. 3. Group keywords into content clusters Use SERP-based clustering. If two keywords show 70%+ overlap in top-ranking URLs, they belong on the same page. Pattern-based tools miss this completely. Tool tip: I cluster keywords with Keyword Insights. 4. Plan your topic hubs Create pillar pages for broad topics. Build cluster pages for specific subtopics. Internally link them both ways. This signals comprehensive coverage to Google. 5. Execute content gap analysis Find every cluster where competitors rank but you don't. Prioritise by search volume and difficulty. These are your highest-ROI opportunities. 6. Create content with information gain Add unique value. Original research, firsthand experience, expert analysis. AI 'consensus' content doesn't tend to build authority. 7. Weave strategic internal links Hub-and-spoke model. Every cluster links to its pillar. Every pillar links to all clusters. No page should be orphaned (left on its own). Sites that master this see 57% faster traffic growth than those that don't (Graphite, 2024). The question isn't whether to build topical authority. It's whether you'll build it before your competitors do.
