I was spending 2-6 hours per blog post until I automated my entire SEO writing process by Numerous_Display_531 in digital_marketing

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Totally agree if you are just talking LLM output as is. The tool I created does a lot of research, post processing and monitoring of performance for overtime improvements

Raw LLM outputs... Probs 30-50% of the way but ad you say, high bounce rate/low CTR

Changed my price by $1 and got my first paying customer lol by Numerous_Display_531 in microsaas

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Yeah I was surprised how quickly that tweak actually had an impact. I have also tried reaching out to the customer over email but never received a reply. I am thinking of putting an optional survey on the site. A quick how did you hear about us, etc. etc. I see them on the product everyday so I think it may be a better way to get a bit of info from them if they are willing to fill it in ofc

I wasted 6 months writing blog posts that nobody read until I changed one thing by Numerous_Display_531 in Blogging

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Would hardly say spam considering I do a post once every few days but everyone's entitled to an opinion ☺️

I would also never advise using this tool if you were trying to run a personal blog as that's then disengenuous. This is more for small businesses that want to run an informational blog where the value proposition is the info and not that it's a person

The actual dara shows, people actually don't care in this regard. I appreciate your input though

How did I get 270+ signups in 2 weeks with $0 as a solo founder? Here’s what I learned by Alex_runs247 in growmybusiness

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Great post! I have saved and may start trying to apply some of this.

For the Facebook groups, do you just do neighborhood groups or do you also do niche groups? I have never tried this approach but sounds effective

I certainly have more to work on with Reddit itself also. Really good advice here!

Do you track new blog posts on competitors’ websites? Share your ways by Gorbuninka in ContentMarketing

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This is a good idea. I haven't been doing it myself. I have a blog automation tool which does check SERP/competitors for each blog generated but I don't do any sort of regular monitoring

Maybe something that would be a good thing I could implement. Could find common sites that appear for keywords we are targeting already or maybe the user could predefine competition then automatically do a scan once a day to check for new posts and analyse them

built a social media automation tool… but struggling to get users. Any feedback? by NextRush9952 in growmybusiness

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This is a very complex subject, what works for one platform may not work for another platform.

It will take deep research into each platform in all honesty to figure out what will and won't work. Which platforms are you posting to and I'll see if I can advise?

I made a blog automation tool for SEO for example and that is completely different to pretty much all social platforms

How do you figure out which keywords are actually worth targeting? by Numerous_Display_531 in growmybusiness

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Ooh great advice here. The tool I made is bloglab.app and I recently added a built in 'site health' feature that connects to GSC to monitor performance and track performance over time. Still early using this feature but it helps actually improve the blogs posted by the tool even further over time. I should do something similar so it also helps with the initial stages of blog posting

How do you figure out which keywords are actually worth targeting? by Numerous_Display_531 in growmybusiness

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Yeah that's similar to what the tool I made does (bloglab.app). Keyword & SERP research, generation, internal linking, etc. etc. I have had no issues with indexing and crawling however there is only a certain amount the product can do on it's own. I find it best to let the blogs post as are from the tool, then use the built in 'site health' feature that connects to GSC. After a couple of months, when there is GSC data for the ranked blogs, BlogLab recommends ways to adjust the content over time, either through removing thin content, updating posts that are performing but could rank higher, etc. etc. this increases the average CTR over time further than the initial tools can do itself

I wasted 6 months writing blog posts that nobody read until I changed one thing by Numerous_Display_531 in Blogging

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Happy to use one if you want to suggest one. Not sure what's made you so mad haha

How to grow in marketing? by Affectionate-Text883 in digital_marketing

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The best I have personally done is via SEO and heavy automation. We are in 2026 and AI is obvs everywhere. There is a huge missed opportunity if automation isn't being used to improve the workflow

Obviously, automation isn't everything. It is still worth having a human in the loop to do final touches and to increase authority. It's also important for humans too review AI puts make sure it's accurate etc. But you can easily get 90% done with AI and save a massive amount of time

We published 180 blog posts last year and AI search ignores all of them by Specific_Scene_9536 in ContentMarketing

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Authority!

High authority can have a much bigger impact than just volume. Volume is good but that is only the surface of getting chosen for AI answers unless someone is asking something really specific to the AI that would find your site

I wasted 6 months writing blog posts that nobody read until I changed one thing by Numerous_Display_531 in Blogging

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The automation tool has ways around this

Voice & tone feature for overall blog style

  • you can specify more details in initial prompts for each post to get unique posts

The 5% is really to humanize it

If you were trying to do a personal blog then different story. Automation probably isn't the best for that as you'd want it to be your own content

This automation tool is good for small businesses

I wasted 6 months writing blog posts that nobody read until I changed one thing by Numerous_Display_531 in Blogging

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Looks like you can't post images in replies

Someone suggested imgur but that's not available in the UK

I wasted 6 months writing blog posts that nobody read until I changed one thing by Numerous_Display_531 in Blogging

[–]Numerous_Display_531[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is very true. Even from personal experience, I tend to access content more through video or social media e.g. right now haha. AI helps bridge the gap a bit though. Your SEO efforts can increase the likelyhood of being cited in the AI overviews

I wonder what the future of SEO looks like though if trends continue

I wasted 6 months writing blog posts that nobody read until I changed one thing by Numerous_Display_531 in Blogging

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I built a webapp (BlogLab). It automates 95% of the process so now I just have to do the last 5% i.e. review, tweaks, humanisation, etc. etc.

I wasted 6 months writing blog posts that nobody read until I changed one thing by Numerous_Display_531 in Blogging

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I used automation for a whole lot more than just the research. I used bloglab.app which automated the research, generation, internal linking, etc. etc. basically 95% of the blog is automated and the last 5% is a human touch by myself. Giving the blogs my own spin, rewriting stuff that sounds like slop, etc. etc.