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Joined March 2010
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Replying to @asaio87
The difference between SEO and being a genius is that not every genius thinks they do SEO.
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Let our agents handle your busy work. You decide what your business stands for. You run the business, not the other way around.
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AI tools build their answers from what's already out there, your listing, your site, your reviews. Placement still starts at home. You need a domain and you need a website.
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Search changed the shape, the conversation moved, the goal didn't. Be where your customers are having the conversation, stay in their consideration, and give them an offer.
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SEO Bandwagon retweeted
Don’t beg for backlinks. Use this prompt to find articles linking to outdated statistics, broken sources, or obsolete research. Then create a better resource they can cite. Copy this prompt: “Act as an investigative SEO researcher. My website: [URL] My niche: [NICHE] Find 20 articles in my niche that cite outdated statistics, broken sources, or obsolete research. For each, provide: The exact article URL The outdated or weak citation Why it needs updating A better resource I could create A personalized outreach email Prioritize relevant, authoritative websites with verified opportunities. Never invent URLs or statistics. Finally, identify 3 resources I could publish that have the potential to earn backlinks from multiple publishers.”
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SEO Bandwagon retweeted
Bad copywriting: Professional SEO coaching workshop Good copywriting: Stop guessing why Google ignores your website HT @ecomchasedimond
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So basically Google paid Reddit $65m Reddit USED to get 25 BILLION clicks a year from Google Google said that data = AI Overviews AI Overviews = NO CLICKS TO REDDIT NO CLICKS TO REDDIT = A LOT MORE THAN $65M
The collapse of Reddit will be studied. After reporting earnings, its stock collapsed 30% in a single day. It's down 44% in 2 weeks. But the most important detail is what was revealed in that earnings call. The CEO said AI is killing Google search. People no longer get sent to Reddit from Google. They merely get their answers from the AI Mode itself. Even Google confirmed this themselves with their disastrous results - AI mode is cannibalising their search business. Pretty soon, no one will visit Reddit voluntarily. Its traffic will continue to crater. The worst part? Reddit isn't alone. There are millions of companies and publishers that rely on search traffic. That's what happens when you rely on a single funnel for discovery.
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If you want to try out our Google Search chatbot reply in the thread.
Replying to @lilyraynyc
I made a chatbot with Google Search Docs as the RAG. Tested your question on it if you were curious.
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SEO Bandwagon retweeted
🚀 100 Places to Launch Your Startup 1. producthunt.com 2. reddit.com 3. news.ycombinator.com 4. github.com 5. indiehackers.com 6. crunchbase.com 7. wellfound.com 8. g2.com 9. capterra.com 10. alternativeto.net 11. sourceforge.net 12. appsumo.com 13. getapp.com 14. saashub.com 15. trustradius.com 16. betalist.com 17. peerlist.io 18. f6s.com 19. slashdot.org 20. stackshare.io 21. theresanaiforthat.com 22. toolify.ai 23. futurepedia.io 24. futuretools.io 25. devhunt.org 26. uneed.best 27. hashnode.com 28. goodfirms.co 29. softwareadvice.com 30. softwaresuggest.com 31. crozdesk.com 32. startupranking.com 33. startupstash.com 34. feedmyapp.com 35. launchingnext.com 36. microlaunch.net 37. fazier.com 38. dang.ai 39. libhunt.com 40. sideprojectors.com 41. startupbase.io 42. peerpush.net 43. nicklaunches.com 44. tools.launchllama.co 45. startupfa.me 46. startupbuffer.com 47. tekpon.com 48. serchen.com 49. findly.tools 50. 10words.io 51. Aura++ 52. IndieDev Tools 53. NoCodeList 54. 500 Tools 55. OpenHunts 56. SaaS City 57. LaunchIgniter 58. SideHunt 59. PitchWall 60. FoundrList 61. Awesome Indie 62. OpenAlternative 63. BetterLaunch 64. Altern AI 65. Startup Inspire 66. Stacker News 67. AI Directories 68. Uno Directory 69. Open Launch 70. What Launched Today 71. Toolfolio 72. SaaS Browser 73. SaaS Genius 74. Rank Anything 75. Slocco 76. AI Agent Store 77. Startups FYI 78. Twelve Tools 79. Crazy About AI 80. EarlyHunt 81. TinyLaunch 82. Tiny Startups 83. Manta Directory 84. ConfettiSaaS 85. DokeyAI 86. IndieHunt 87. AcidTools 88. Lapa Ninja 89. MakerHunt 90. ToolFame 91. ShowMeBest AI 92. Good AI Tools 93. ScrollLaunch 94. Hada News 95. That AI Collection 96. Rank in Public 97. Firsto 98. TrustMRR 99. API List 100. Shipybara You don’t need a massive marketing budget to get your first customers. You need distribution. My strategy: → Start with 10 relevant platforms. → Prioritize free submissions. → Write unique descriptions. → Track referral traffic and signups. → Double down on what converts. Some platforms require payment or approval, so check their submission rules. Don’t just build your startup. Get it in front of people. Bookmark this list for your next launch. What website did I miss?
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Yeah. Us. And everyone else.
Has anyone figured out how to connect google search console to claude via MCP?
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***realizes our ranking study is 8% useless***
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SEO Bandwagon retweeted
Replying to @AnthropicAI
Wow. Next model should be 🤯
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ChatGPT's crawler doesn't run your JavaScript. So if your pricing only renders in the browser, it never sees it. Vercel watched the AI bots crawling their network. GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot? NONE of them ran it. GPTBot and ClaudeBot even downloaded the JS files. They just never executed them. Google's crawler does run it. That's how a page can rank on Google and still look empty to ChatGPT. 30 second check for yours: Turn JavaScript off in your browser. Open your pricing page. What's left is roughly what those bots read. I built my readiness test to read pages the same way, HTML only. Blank page? Server render that one first 🔥
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SEO Bandwagon retweeted
Are SEOs actually scared AI will take their jobs? Rather than guess, I want data. I’m surveying SEO/search professionals about AI, job security, career anxiety, and how sentiment has changed over the past year. 6 questions. <5 minutes. Anonymous. Take it + please RT with your network. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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I am pretty sure we made it.
Replying to @googlesearchc
The rollout was complete as of October 8, 2026.
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SEO Bandwagon retweeted
Plug your website in this prompt to find backlink opportunities - Act as an SEO backlink researcher. Your job is to find REAL, actionable backlink opportunities for the website below. Website: [WEBSITE URL] First, analyze the website to understand: The primary niche Main topics and content pillars Target audience Products, services, or affiliate topics covered Geographic focus, if relevant Then research backlink opportunities that are highly relevant to this specific website. Prioritize backlinks that a small website owner can realistically obtain. Look for opportunities across these categories: Niche Directories Find legitimate directories, associations, resource databases, and niche-specific listing sites where this website could be added. Resource Pages Find websites with "resources," "recommended websites," "useful links," "helpful resources," or similar pages that could reasonably link to this website. List Posts Find articles such as: Best [niche] websites Best [niche] blogs Useful [niche] resources Top [niche] tools [Topic] resources Identify pages where this website could reasonably be added. Competitor Backlinks Identify websites linking to similar or competing websites that may also be willing to link to this site. Focus especially on backlinks that appear repeatable rather than one-off editorial mentions. Guest Contributions Find websites in or adjacent to the niche that accept: Guest posts Contributor articles Expert commentary Interviews Founder stories Case studies Broken or Outdated Resources Look for pages linking to dead, outdated, redirected, or weak resources where content from this website could serve as a better replacement. Unlinked Mention Opportunities Search for mentions of the website, brand, founder, products, research, or unique concepts that do not currently link back to the site. Community and Profile Links Find legitimate organizations, communities, professional profiles, marketplaces, local organizations, or industry platforms where creating a profile can result in a relevant backlink. Statistics / Data / Citation Opportunities Identify articles that cite statistics, studies, examples, or data related to topics covered by the website. Suggest content the website could create that would give those publishers a reason to cite it. Linkable Asset Opportunities Based on the backlinks competitors are earning, identify 3–5 pieces of content this website could create specifically to attract links, such as: Statistics pages Original research Calculators Templates Checklists Maps Industry directories Comparison studies Surveys Free tools IMPORTANT: Do not give generic backlink advice. Find actual websites and actual pages whenever possible. Do not invent URLs or backlink opportunities. Verify that each page exists before including it. Avoid obvious spam, link farms, PBNs, low-quality directories, scraped websites, and sites created primarily to sell backlinks. Prioritize: High topical relevance Realistic likelihood of earning the link Free opportunities Sites with real organic visibility or legitimate audiences Opportunities competitors have already demonstrated are obtainable For each opportunity provide: | Website | Opportunity URL | Backlink Type | Why It's Relevant | How to Get the Link | Difficulty | Free/Paid | Priority | Rate Difficulty as: Easy Medium Hard Rate Priority as: High Medium Low Return at least 25 legitimate backlink opportunities if enough quality opportunities exist. Do not pad the list with weak opportunities simply to reach 25. After the table, provide: 5 Backlinks I Would Pursue First Identify the five highest-value realistic opportunities and explain the exact action I should take. Competitor Backlink Patterns Explain any repeatable backlink strategies competitors in this niche appear to be using. Backlink Content Opportunities Suggest 5 pieces of content I could create that would make this website significantly easier to earn backlinks to. Outreach Angles For the best backlink opportunities, give me a short personalized outreach angle explaining why the publisher might actually want to link to my website. The goal is not to generate the largest backlink list possible. The goal is to uncover backlinks I could realistically go acquire this week.
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