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Internal linking will greatly help your SEO.
Here is how I do it with Claude (or manually):
1/ either download GSC export or use an MCP for it
2/ put that into claude
3/ make sure your website has an mcp (i use wordpress and i have a custom mcp plugin which lets claude make changes to the website)
there are mcp connectors for all sorts of blogging frameworks
4/ ask claude to automatically do the internal linking based on the queries that rank best (have great positions for each article)
this is a prompt I use:
I've attached my Google Search Console export (or: pull it from the GSC connector) for the last 3 months. My website is connected through the [site name] MCP.
1. For each article, find the queries where it ranks best (position 1–10, decent impressions). Those are its target anchors.
2. Go through every published post. Wherever the text naturally mentions another article's top query (or a close variant), turn that phrase into a link to that article.
3. Rules:
- Max 3–5 new internal links per post, spread through the body (no headings, intro sentence, or existing links)
- Never link a post to itself, and only link each target once per post
- Anchor text must read naturally. Don't rewrite sentences just to force a keyword in
- Prioritize sending links to pages ranking 4–15 (they gain the most)
4. Before changing anything, show me a table: source post → anchor text → target URL → target's query and position. Wait for my OK.
5. After I approve, make the edits through the MCP, then give me a changelog so I can revert if needed.
5/ leave the website alone for a few days
6/ repeat this every week and see your rankings go up
7/ do not forget to build backlinks and explore new content opportunities
thats pretty much it
this process can be done manually too
i am doing the same process on my websites and my customer websites
vibecoders are idiots
the bar is so low right now, that vibecoders are vibecoding apps and making them open source... apps that are already open source.
the ai slop is literally complete
Please clone @schedpilot too because I launched before postiz but never really market it until mid 2026
ah and dont mention the fact that you need to wait for months to be approved in linkedin, tiktok, instagram, threads, facebook, pinterest, and the others
some of them took 6 months too approve (Linkedin)
thats why people pay $21-79/mo for schedpilot, which is coffee money
Introducing Postiz-cheap 🎉
Many are paying $99/mo for Postiz just to schedule content
That's $1188 a year. Forever. Crazy expensive
So I built a free open-source alternative
No subscriptions, no lock-in, no limits
Have fun 🥳
Repo :- github.com/Anil-matcha/Posti…
I would like to see along with MRR figures:
- the cost of running ads
- the cost of paying influencers
- the cost of paying out co-founders
the founders of some $200k MRR products will only get $20k after all these
people should see trends rising on X and ride the waves, going to pay more attention to these trends, and ride them to promote services/apps that I offer
of course while providing value
thats the purpose of social media and marketing in general
make everything super interesting while it's an ad
Paying for software is expensive, so everybody is building open-source alternatives for $0/mo
Open-source social media schedulers sound great... until you try to set one up.
To post through their APIs, you have to register your OWN developer app with every network. X, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube...
Then you wait for approval. weeks. sometimes months.
sometimes you wait 1 month, and they say something is wrong in the video you recorded, and you have to resubmit, wait another month
and some platforms won’t even approve you unless you’re a registered commercial app because you need video of it in the approval process.
So “free” ends up costing you a month of your life.
thats why I have my commercial app @schedpilot
A social media scheduler that’s already approved on every network, so you connect your accounts and start posting in minutes.
And it’s built for AI agents too. Let your agent write, schedule and publish posts for you, no copy-pasting required.
The price?
$79/month for 100 accounts. UNLIMITED posts.
Most of the big tools charge that for 5-10 accounts.
If you love self-hosting and don’t mind the approval grind, open source is a great option!
but if you are focused on scaling social media, then open source is not an option
I am not sure if this is a post against @edwardeachday course, but $499 for a course on SEO is nothing
even if you apply it and get 100 clicks over a year, you still get your money's worth
I ran ads for my agency, and the CPC was $27/click
Getting 100 organic clicks is $2700
Even following Edward's podcasts on YouTube (its free) you can learn 90% of SEO
Rest is your sweat and tears actually trying to do SEO, because you have to try and adjust and fiddle with things
thats how SEO is
no course will actually do the work for you
people are still paying $499 for an seo course. here's the whole method for free.
the idea itself is good: skip "how to" blog posts and build small pages for people who are already shopping. "x alternative", "x vs y", "x for dentists", "cheaper x".
you don't need a course to find those. you need 5 free things:
search console. filter your queries for "alternative", "vs" and "pricing". those are the people holding a card.
autocomplete. type "<competitor> alternative for" into google and write down every ending it suggests.
bad reviews. we went through 273,000+ capterra reviews and 17,600+ of them bring up price in the cons. every one is a "cheaper <tool>" page nobody has written.
reddit. search "is there a tool that" in your niche. people describe the exact page they want, in their own words.
the page. headline is the search, then who it's for, the price and one button. 400 words, not 3,000.
no paid keyword tool to start, no backlink campaign. one page per phrase, check search console in 2 weeks, double down on whatever picks up impressions.
the course is selling the list. the list is free.
Introducing DataCashback
Paying $3/mo for DataSlop was too expensive for me
So I build an alternative where I pay you 10$ a month just to use it for tracking ai generated websites
slop into slop into slop tracking slop
Ok this is getting out of hand, and stupid people will actually believe this is so easy and so obvious.
Let me tell you why is better to pay $21/mo for @schedpilot and skip this nonsense
People start vibecoding open-source projects and think its 1998 again.
This guy created a social media scheduler app as an open source project. As an owner of a similar app let me tell you why this is a failed project already:
1/ for this to work, you need approved apps for each social media network, meta, tiktok, youtube, instagram, threads, facebook, pinterest etc
These processes take weeks or even months to be approved for, that cant be vibecoded
2/ setting this up and running it yourself is a hassle and you have to really fine-tune things around a lot
this is something you cant just vibe code because there are other things involved
if you are creating content or have the idea to create content that does tens of thousands of views, you will skip anything thats not stable
Paying $99/month was getting a little too expensive...
So I built my own open source alternative that now costs me LESS THAN $1/month to run.
YES, 99x CHEAPER! 🤯
Introducing Open Post, an open source alternative to Post Bridge that lets you post to all your social media accounts from one dashboard.
I'll be open sourcing it on GitHub this coming week once I finish testing each social media integration.
And just to be clear...
This isn't about taking business away from an existing SaaS. I simply wanted to build something cheaper for myself that does the exact same thing.
If you want a ready-to-use solution and don't mind paying $40-$100/month, definitely check out the original SaaS!
But if you prefer self-hosting and saving money, Open Post is coming soon for free. 🚀
another reason why this is so useless is that if you want to have lots of accounts connected, you will end up doing so much work to connect them (when you dont have official apps approved) that is better to pay $21 a month for schedpilot.com
I think one of the hardest thing to do in SEO is convince google (and the search engines) what is your website really about.
once you nail that, and people click on it, and provide more signals to google, then google knows you satisfy the search
youtube without ads has become almost unwatchable.
tried to watch a video today, and in the first 3 minutes I had around 5 ads
it first gave me 3 ads
then video played for 4 seconds, then 2 more ads...
how are the companies advertising here making money ?
the ads are also absolute shit.
So somebody cloned an analytics app, and now everyone has discovered cloning, and open source
guys we had these for 30 years or even more
nothing is new
knowing what to build beats blindly cloning, even when using AI
I dont think this guy has displaced Marc's app
I think Tyler is just posting to stick it to Marc for sticking it to him
its fun to watch but nobody really cares...
customers will still pivot from app to app until they find what they need at the price they want to pay
signs that your SaaS is vulnerable to be displaced:
> unspecialized software
> lack of focus from team / founder
> minimal domain expertise on the team
> price is the only differentiator
> no proprietary data or network effects
> zero switching costs
> it's a feature, not a platform
> zero brand equity
> no relationships outside the codebase (partners, providers, industry)
> non-existent support
shoutout to @ahmedgagan11 for identifying an opportunity and crushing the launch 🎉
I came to the conclusion that I am not that interested in the technical part of building an app
and thats what AI does to you, from a very interested developer for all the little cogs and stuff to someone who is interested only on the product and business side
AI will accelerate things
Issue with these examples is that the question is so obscure that almost nobody asks it.
Of course you can influence things pretty fast when nobody asks this question like ever because there are no competitors
That’s the same with seo, you can rank in less than a day with a brand new website for a term that nobody searches which means there is no competition.
There was a saying where you can have the biggest car in the car park only if the parking lot is empty enough.
Sounds better in my language than English but you get the idea.
When it comes to competitive terms, the money making terms, things will be way harder to influence.
Not saying that this tactic doesn’t work, saying just that is presented in a way that makes people believe it can work the same for everything.
Within 5 mins this morning
No website, no SEO, just SMO was used
GEO is not just SEO. It is SMO and many other skill sets
@JespernissenSEO will like this one as solely uses social media
