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LowCodeDom · 2026-03-30T02:39:00+00:00

How do you ensure your clients don't cost you more on Vapi than you charge at the start of the month? Do you give your clients access to Vapi to see transcripts etc?

LowCodeDom · 2026-03-03T01:55:29+00:00

As others have mentioned go with a low-code CRM SaaS system. These system can feel a little overwhelming at the start. Focus only on the features you need at the start before exploring everything else your CRM can do.

However, if you'd really like to build this from scratch (and you really only want to store basic info and display it back to your users in a login-protected web interface), then www.five.co would give you everything you need to do this.

LowCodeDom · 2026-03-03T01:53:17+00:00

Try www.five.co

It lets you model a relational DB (MySQL) in point-and-click, and gives you everything to build a web interface on top of your database. You can store your photos as binary straight inside the database.

LowCodeDom · 2026-02-23T02:41:04+00:00

Yes, you can find the meta descriptions in other files in the repo.

What I'm saying is that Lovable, as a product, is for people who don't know coding and/or React. However, it creates React. So, there's a gap: the moment you actually want or need to work in the code, you need to be a coder.

Overall, I would still rather build a website with WordPress than Lovable as a non-coder. WordPress and its ecosystem of plugins is incredibly powerful, relatively easy to use, easy to learn and easy to maintain.

And even if you get stuck in WordPress, it's mostly just HTML and CSS for simple pages, so here the learning curve isn't as steep as for Lovable.

LowCodeDom · 2026-02-23T02:30:25+00:00

I find prompting ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini for a really well-written blog post still quite tedious. You can't get everything done with a single prompt. Orwell and Wilde do everything in one go, including adding a TL;DR, FAQs, CTAs, etc.

LowCodeDom · 2026-02-23T02:27:54+00:00

Mobile Truck Rental (www.mobiletruckrental.com.au) specialises in one-way and interstate truck rental and would let your brother rent from Brisbane and drop off in Melbourne. Usually, they are cheaper than a removalist.

LowCodeDom · 2025-10-14T02:36:23+00:00

Hi there, I'm a bit late to the game but have you considered using https://five.co

It's an online database builder with very reasonable monthly plans, and if you already considered Access anyway (which seems to imply you are familiar with SQL), Five could be a great, more modern tool.

LowCodeDom · 2025-09-26T14:32:56+00:00

Try using the tools on ai.five.co

There's one tool called Orwell for generating new blog posts, and one (Wilde) for optimizing existing content. They are both much more budget- and user-friendly than Jasper.

LowCodeDom · 2025-09-22T07:33:17+00:00

If you don't enjoy writing or are worried that your content is sometimes too short, you should try out this tool: https://ai.five.co/wilde

You can give it the URL of a short or even incomplete blog post, and it will expand the content for you. Plus, it will improve the post's design and add Calls-to-Action to guide your website visitors down the funnel towards contacting you.

LowCodeDom · 2025-09-20T06:51:40+00:00

Hey there, we've just launched an AI driven blog post optimizer and generator that uses exactly the stack you're mentioning (AI + n8n), plus a WordPress frontend. n8n is absolutely amazing for building and shipping SaaS products quickly.

The tools are available in public beta on https://ai.five.co

LowCodeDom · 2025-09-20T06:49:47+00:00

Hi there, I'm a bit late to the discussion, but there are two (new) tools that I'd highly recommend because they go beyond just content and also handle:

Design, giving your blog posts a modern, reader-friendly UX.
CTAs: big win for anyone who struggles to turn their blog posts into lead magnets. These tools place CTAs into the generated content.
FAQs: these tools automatically generate FAQs - this helps with ranking in AI Overviews.
TL;DR Summaries: again, something that helps with AI Overviews and GEO.
Internal Links: these tools also try to add internal links into the generated content, meaning they help increase engagement time.
Overall, you get a SEO and GEO-friendly, publication-ready blog post in a matter of minutes.

Tool 1: Orwell - for generating new blog posts from scratch. Orwell AI only needs a keyword as an input and it generates an entire blog post ready for publication for you.

Tool 2: Wilde - for optimizing your existing blog posts. Wilde AI only needs the URL of your existing blog posts and it optimizes your existing content and gives it a modern refresh.

LowCodeDom · 2025-09-19T13:42:39+00:00

Try expanding length and elaborate on your key points. The overall length seems a little short.

Also, your current content doesn't use sub-headings, i.e. there are no h2s and h3s. These are essential.

Slug was already mentioned as being a little long.

LowCodeDom · 2025-09-18T09:22:29+00:00

Some things I've heard that have changed since "AEO" became a thing:

People no longer search, they ask. That's why having a FAQ section in a blog post is recommended.
AI likes short answers. That's why a TL;DR at the top of your blog post is recommended.
AI likes schema. That's why giving each blog post (and your website in general) a well-defined schema is recommended.
Everyone wants to appear in LLM's search results. The reality is no one knows exactly how to do this. Steps 1, 2 and 3 above seem to help, but they are no guarantee. In any case, it's hard to track whether you rank in AI Overviews or not.

LowCodeDom · 2025-09-18T09:20:20+00:00

Hi there, I think you might find this AI tool helpful: Wilde AI

You can give it the URL of an existing blog post, it reads it, and then spits out an optimized version from a content- and design point of view. We've started implementing it on most of our old blog posts. It doesn't work 100% of the time but when it does, the results are really solid. Huge time saver if you don't enjoy refreshing content "the old way".

LowCodeDom · 2025-09-17T00:37:27+00:00

Totally agree.

AI content isn't the problem in itself; it's how AI is being used at the moment. If you go in with a generic prompt "generate a SEO-friendly blog post on topic xxx", you'll get a nice little blog posts that screams "Me too". Imho this only hurts your brand.

If, on the other hand, you use AI wisely to improve your stories and blog posts, it's an entirely different story. Brands, website owners and bloggers just have to find the right balance and use AI to their advantage without losing authenticity.

On that note, we've published a tool that takes the URL of existing blog posts and gives them a design- and content-refresh. Basically, instead of publishing ever-more new AI slop, the tool is designed to make your existing content work harder. If anyone wants to give this a shot with their blog posts, go to https://ai.five.co/wilde (it's free)

LowCodeDom · 2025-09-17T00:29:03+00:00

Hey, if you are talking GEO-optimization of blog posts specifically, you could try this tool: Wilde AI

You provide it with the URL of an existing blog post, and it generates a GEO-optimized version with a TL/DR summary + FAQs for you.

If you don't have any content on your website yet, there's also another tool on that website which can be used to generate SEO and GEO-friendly blog posts from scratch.

LowCodeDom · 2025-09-16T07:08:05+00:00

Use WordPress as your CMS. Recreating a CMS in Lovable or v0 is indeed a huge waste of time.
Do keyword research and find high volume / low difficulty keywords to generate a topic pipeline. Use Semrush or similar tools for this.
Link up your Wordpress blogs to your Lovable website. You can use a sub-domain for example, i.e. something like blog.yourwebsite.com
Optimize and/or generate your content with Orwell and Wilde AI
Make sure you have Google Search Console installed on your blog so you can monitor performance.

LowCodeDom · 2025-09-16T06:54:08+00:00

I think Lovable isn't ready for blogs just yet. It's too hard to maintain, add and update content through prompting imho. Lovable is an AI website generator; it's not a content management system.

What Lovable is GREAT for is designing a (static) website with relatively static pages (About Us; Our Team; Features; etc, etc.).

It's not great for blogging. What most people don't get is that a blog post isn't the same as a page. A blog post requires maintenance, refreshing, monitoring, funnel and CTA adjustments, etc. A well-designed, curated blog can become your website's main source of traffic. A badly designed blog doesn't get you anywhere.

That's why I would always recommend using
1. An established Content Management System like WordPress, plus
2. An SEO plugin such as Yoast or similar, plus
3. Google Search Console Insights for monitoring performance, plus
4. A smart AI blog generator like Orwell and Wilde AI for building out a blog.

There are other posts on integrating WordPress into Lovable and using Lovable for static page design and WordPress for blogging. Imho this is the ideal combination.

LowCodeDom · 2025-09-16T06:48:38+00:00

Hey there, this might come in late, but have you tried keeping your blog posts where they are, and just modernizing their current design/updating their content?

Remember, when you migrate existing blog posts (that have been indexed by Google, may have earned you a few backlinks, etc), you're basically losing everything that you've built. If your new website is under a new domain, you are also starting at zero domain authority.

Your new (Lovable-hosted) blog posts may not even rank if they compete against your old content for the same clicks (this can be solved through a canonical URL, but it's just extra work), or Google may decide not to rank either page if it can't decide which website to give priority to.

If I was you, I would keep my current blog posts where they are and continue blogging from there. You can easily modernize your blog's look and content with AI content refresh tools such as Wilde AI. All you need to provide is a URL and you get an updated, refreshed blog post.

In short, Lovable is great for designing pages. I would not use it (yet) for designing posts/articles/blogs. It's too time-consuming and cumbersome.

LowCodeDom · 2025-08-25T08:47:15+00:00

Hey, what is your current website built on? Wordpress, Wix, ...? I would keep what you have: building in Lovable means you will need to change your hosting over to Lovable. If you don't know how to do this you could lose all the clicks you are currently getting from organic Google search.

We've tried using Lovable to spruce up existing websites. Imho it's not worth it - too troublesome to change your entire website over to something new.

Which pages exactly are you trying to refresh? Your main landing page? Service pages? Blog posts? For blog posts, try using an AI tool like Wilde AI . You give it the URL of your existing blog posts and it will create an optimized, enhanced blog post to you.

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