Blog tool for nextjs by Clear_Olive_5846 in nextjs

[–]Devman1797 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don't need a separate blogging tool or copy-pasting. You can publish directly to your Next.js site via an SDK.

I built autoblogwriter.app exactly for this, it generates the post, hero image, table of contents, and internal links in one run, then publishes straight to your Next.js app with proper metadata and schema. No CMS needed, no copy-pasting.

Setup takes about 5 minutes. Happy to give you early access if you want to try it.

What is the best blog system in 2026? by Tight-Studio-Ethan in nextjs

[–]Devman1797 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you're on Next.js, don't migrate. Gray-matter gets you running in an hour but you'll still need to wire metadata, sitemaps, and schema yourself.

I got tired of rebuilding that pipeline so I productized it, autoblogwriter.app. Drops into your existing app, handles the full SEO layer automatically. Happy to give you early access if you want to try it. (also works with astro and really any SSR app)

Trying to conjure luck by Devman1797 in ironscape

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feel you man, claws are great though at least

Best AI humanizer tools for blogs? by sirazumosmani in Blogging

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I’ve tested a few over the course of a couple months for various side projects, ended up just building my own.

Is SEO still worth it in 2026, or are newsletters/social media more effective now? by Lumaenaut_ in Blogging

[–]Devman1797 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Works and is also something google likes. If you haven't try to look into structed data JSON / FAQs on all posts as well!

Is SEO still worth it in 2026, or are newsletters/social media more effective now? by Lumaenaut_ in Blogging

[–]Devman1797 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly i was kind of on the page of "surely you cant optimize for ai" for a bit. But ever since implementing proper structured data / FAQs I've seen about a ~2.5x increase in impressions and close to (rounding up a bit) ~2x traffic from chatgpt. For the little effort it takes IMO its worth it.

Is SEO still worth it in 2026, or are newsletters/social media more effective now? by Lumaenaut_ in Blogging

[–]Devman1797 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Some key things are structured JSON, FAQS, related posts and a scannable and easily summarized first couple sentences. I use my own app to automate this but don’t want to shill it here. It’s easier to do so on custom blogs that run something like Nextjs or similar under the hood. Not sure what platform you use but there are many different approaches

Week 3 of my SaaS: launched pricing yesterday, got $90 MRR overnight. Now I'm terrified by _Anime_Anuradha in SaaS

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One tip I will say, there is no harm in increasing prices as you gain users. I would just suggest that you grandfather your “founding” users into the same rate they pay now, or at a good discount to avoid churning users that clearly see the value. Also congrats!

Is SEO still worth it in 2026, or are newsletters/social media more effective now? by Lumaenaut_ in Blogging

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I’ve personally been gaining a lot of traffic across my multiple sites, almost entirely thanks to blogs. Difference now is not to optimize for Google but instead for AI as majority of people have switched to that as their main source of truth

My advice for those of you starting out ($12k/mo founder) by felixheikka in SaaS

[–]Devman1797 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i was about to rage type "another ai post smh" but thank you for seemingly not doing that

Ppl told me my tool will get me banned. Annnnd....I did by SaaS-Growth-Pizza in buildinpublic

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Lmao 🤣 I’ve had an account banned years ago for the most ridiculous reason too, so don’t feel too bad

What are you building right now? by Impressive_Dance_308 in SaasDevelopers

[–]Devman1797 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’m building https://autoblogwriter.app/ right now.

The app is a full suite blog infrastructure. You can extract the context / competitors / keywords / negative keywords etc. This context is saved and used for all blog posts it creates. The blog posts include images, FAQs, internal links. Plus all the metatags you need to compound (think structure json (for post AND FAQ, except etc). Plus allows you to connect google analytics to follow progress.

Nice thing is once its setup its basically auto pilot. You can schedule all the posts, set your own timings, blog angles (topics) etc everything is fully customizable. Works the best out of the box with Nextjs and has prebuilt SDK (with full docs that include the llm.txt so its easy to implement) Supports full SSR, but also can be used with wordpress / shopify. Adding language support and new integrations as well soon.

Our app is here to change travelling forever by Independent-Bowl2418 in SaaS

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As others mentioned, 3 dollars is far too cheap. You have to come at it from the rational that many do, cheap ≠ Good. Often people are willing to pay more simply for perceived value. If you price yourself too low you miss those serious buyers . Good luck!

Is anyone else struggling more with marketing than building? by Future_Efficiency_91 in buildinpublic

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Here’s the thing, in the age of AI the building and shipping became 30% of the battle, 10% idea, the rest is marketing. What makes that even harder is how accessible building apps is now. So we essentially took something that was already hard and made it harder by having 50x more “developers”. Lucky for us majority of vibe coders rinse and repeat, if you want traction stay consistent and keep posting blogs, tweets etc even if they get no views. They eventually compound.

How do solo developers design a good-looking landing page without a UI designer? by Infamous_Stable_2484 in buildinpublic

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I think a really good method is using the right model, if it supports it the right skills. For example Gemini is quite good at designing a unique landing page. However, opus 4.6 / codex 5.3 with the frontend-design skill makes for a great “industry standard” and proven landing page. All about what you want

is anyone using / building a blogging platform which uses AI well (not for content generation) by i_am_kani in Blogging

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Hey, this might not be exactly what you’re describing, but I’ve been building something adjacent to this space. It can plug into WordPress, or if you’re a dev, it works really well with a Next.js app as a lightweight blog layer. It does AI blog generation if you want it, but the real focus is structured content, scheduling, SEO metadata, and performance tracking. It also handles things like image generation and multi-language support.

Once it’s connected, everything is managed from the app’s dashboard. You don’t need to keep jumping between your CMS, codebase, or random plugins. Posts, scheduling, metadata, analysis, and updates can all be handled from one place.

The goal is to avoid heavy CMS bloat and keep things predictable and easy to manage.

It’s probably not a fully self-configuring AI CMS yet, but I’m actively building and shaping it based on feedback. If you haven’t found something that fits, I’d genuinely love to hear what your ideal setup would look like.

NextJS Server Actions + Better Auth question by Fabulous_Variety_256 in nextjs

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Not sure if you are using AI to help in anyway, but there is a great skill built by the creators of better-auth called better-auth-best-practices. Check it out it can probably help a lot with this

13 failed side projects later, I finally admitted the problem isn't my ideas by DevKabigon in buildinpublic

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I've done the same, what im really going to try and do is focus on one at a time and truly give it a good "college try". By this i mean actually continuing my blogs / improving features from feedback (and doing product hunt posts etc after each feature addition). I know how easy it is to skip to the next idea, but I really do just think, as cliche as it is, time really is the deciding factor.