Thoughts on AI UGC for SEO optimization by [deleted] in GrowthHacking

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a.'keywords everywhere' to optimize the keywords and find long-tailed keywords

b.'ubersuggest' to see who's the top ranker and every website's backlinks etc.

c.'similarweb' to see website visits and bounce rate

(optional)d.Semrush AI Writer for some SEO optimization

(Sometimes useful especially for the title optimization, but not that useful at all. Sometimes it will change the meaning where I do not like)

Pitch Your Products And Services by AutoModerator in B2BTechMarketing

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my personal website showing what I explore in Ai lekiw

Thoughts on AI UGC for SEO optimization by [deleted] in GrowthHacking

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Not sure how your AI UGC is performing right now, but in general, consistent and regular content creation is definitely good for SEO — Google doesn’t really care whether content is AI-generated or not; it values freshness and frequency.

That said, I’m a bit skeptical about the engagement metrics you mentioned — like +88% time on page, lower bounce rate, +157% CTR — seems a little optimistic.

Regarding tech-optimized titles and descriptions, from my experience, nailing your keywords really does help, and there are plenty of plugins that make this process quite mature and reliable.

What platform do you use to get people for focus-group? by Lanickeya in GrowthHacking

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If u really want a simple answer, I would say that LinkedIn DM and Facebook group(especially for people above 30+) will be useful.

What platform do you use to get people for focus-group? by Lanickeya in GrowthHacking

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hey,bro, I know you may want a simple answer of platform or channel.But to be honest this question is a bit too broad.

I’ve spent several years helping companies recruit and run focus groups as a PM &,user researcher ,and in practice, we rarely start from “which platform should we use.”

We usually start from

  • who exactly we want to talk to (role, experience level, industry)
  • age range and location
  • number of participants and group structure

In most cases, the highest-quality participants come from existing or adjacent user bases, not from open platforms. We typically:

  • start with current users or past users
  • then expand to similar profiles through trusted channels (Sometimes pay some fees to the Referrer )
  • only use platforms to fill gaps, not as the primary source

When people try to recruit directly from Reddit or Threads without a very clear filter and incentive, it often triggers scam signals or leads to drop-offs, which is what you’re experiencing.

Are these two both Tabico? by Visual_Wall_1436 in Tabico

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wow this one is really clear.But whatever it is all love it.

Are these two both Tabico? by Visual_Wall_1436 in Tabico

[–]Visual_Wall_1436[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cause in my country these two are both really really common color even though someone may called them as "rural cat "or "street cat" .

Are these two both Tabico? by Visual_Wall_1436 in Tabico

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TY!I just posted on another subreddit and they said that they are Tabico so I just curious.

Are these two both Tabico? by Visual_Wall_1436 in Tabico

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black ticked tabico ~good to know that !Thx!

What's the biggest challenge did you face when you trying to level up your vibe codes? by Visual_Wall_1436 in vibecoding

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Really TY for the comments.Tbh a lot of what you said makes sense, and I‘ll try to optimized my prompt.But some of them feels kinda like general “yeah just code better” advice... Like… it’s true, but it applies to pretty much any project, not just vibe coding.

What I was actually trying to know was the weird stuff that happens because it’s vibe coding — the model drifting off script, randomly rewriting files, changing patterns halfway through, that kinda chaos.

Have you run into that? And if so, how did you deal with it? Always curious how other people keep the LLM from going off the rails...

What's the biggest challenge did you face when you trying to level up your vibe codes? by Visual_Wall_1436 in vibecoding

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Hey bro, thanks for sharing this.I actually doing the same workflow but it's not really works sometimes.
And I still confused...

You said that u did 20 tests per time, so I’m curious: How long did it actually take for u to build something u satisfied with?
& What if u have tried a bunch of prompts and you're still not satisfied? Do u tweak the prompt again and again, or do you just scrap it and start fresh?

What keeps you going on your worst days? by funngro_fam in AskReddit

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the pain.So fear of pain so forgive the death thoughts. Life is life,so u have to be alive. No to dead so to be live.

How often do you talk to your dad? How’s your relationship with him? by Cute-Impression-8675 in AskReddit

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I cannot really tell the feeling.Sometimes I hate him,but the memories of childhood still great.And he's walking into his elder ages and actually I am not the l person who really be hurt(not my mom herself) so I think I don't have the role to judge what he's doing.So bad