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I am automating SEO for your business
🍃🔗 Introducing Ivy Link: ivyl.ink
Agentic SEO that creates authoritative content and tools, climbing Google + LLM mentions for your business.
I've baked 10 years of SEO expertise, $3M in SaaS sales from SEO first marketing, and 4 years of daily LLM/Agent first development into a single service that is an unstoppable force for SEO.
6 months ago I set out to build what I always wanted to build: a marketing site that updates itself with data that ranks because of accuracy, freshness, and value provided.
I needed this because AI generated content simply doesn't cut it. There's no authority, no conviction, and no value provided that differentiated it from simply firing up ChatGPT and asking a question.
But with real data AI can describe sentiment, trends, and describe what's going on with authority. Not only presenting data, but producing content that provides value for a reader.
And honestly, data is what LLMs want. They don't care about your words. They care about real numbers they can use to train and provide value. Data is the only moat.
To do this I needed to conquer automated data scraping using LLMs (very difficult to get them to do it), storing and caching that data, and building authoritative content that ranks for high competition keywords.
The result was shocking. The freshness, and accuracy of the data offered value that simply wasn't available on any other site. Because of this I shot up in the rankings for every keyword I targeted.
I didn't intend on making this a service. I did it solely for my own products. But it worked so well and it's so automated that I thought I could turn it into a service to offer to others.
I threw the idea out last week and there was some buzz. I decided to make it a reality.
This is *very new* and right now I am white-gloving all pushes to customer websites. But expect this service to perform exceptionally well and get you ranking for keywords previously unattainable due to competition.
I'm putting it out there with a 30 day money back guarantee. Even if we ship content for your site you can keep it. I'm confident you will want to keep using it.
More on the process/idea: xitter.cf/jdnoc/status/211037733…
I'm going to make an agentic first SEO service / saas
There are two problems with agentic SEO:
1. Creating a ton of AI written content doesn't work
2. The content that ranks first and best is data driven
If you don't have real data, you don't have authoritative content
Authoritative data is how you show up as a source recommendation for LLMS and Google Search
AI has some "best guesses" about data, but it doesn't have hard numbers.
So the best plan is three-fold:
1. Build elaborate scraping operations to get real data
2. Use agents to publish content with sentimental analysis of real data
3. Build tools using Agents and real data to help attract customers
I have seen this work extremely well in my own SaaS Resellbot, which I recently pivoted to a brand new niche and had to essentially start from scratch with SEO.
So, I want to make a tool that:
1. Hooks into your current website to make updates (either using Github or browser-use for UI based website builders like Squarespace).
2. Hooks into your Google Search Console for SEO analysis
3. Uses Ahrefs or OpenSEO to find keywords worth targeting with data
4. Figure out where / how to get that data
5. Capture the data
6. Publish content surrounding that data
7. Create web applications and tools to combine with the data
8. Continuously refresh and update the data and content to always stay at the top.
This is the ultimate plan for attracting real customers to your business. It works for B2C and B2B.
Why I think there's an angle here:
1. LLMs are very hesitant about scraping sites, so my expertise matters here.
2. Current SEO content tools just publish a bunch of spam so you don't really show up for keywords that matter.
I want to build this in public. I think it will be cool. I will be using it myself, and seeing exactly how fully-autonomous I can make it.
I've been telling you AI is dirt cheap. OpenAI and Anthropic have been raking in the profits.
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Pretty cool Google/Gemini already mentioning this app in AI search results
I shipped a new app!
I recently got a Light Phone ii (an e-ink dumb phone based on Android). Texting on it is a nightmare, so I built a desktop app to text while I am at my computer.
Basically iMessage for Light Phone.
Introducing Slight: slight.app
I shipped a new app!
I recently got a Light Phone ii (an e-ink dumb phone based on Android). Texting on it is a nightmare, so I built a desktop app to text while I am at my computer.
Basically iMessage for Light Phone.
Introducing Slight: slight.app
This is not an easy task. And certainly not something that can be one-shot.
There needs to be five layers of agents running simultaneously:
1. Optimization agent: Looking at performance and SEO compatibility for all pages on the site.
2. Research agent: Analyzing current SERPs, Researching new keywords, recognizing gaps and opportunities.
3. Crawling/Scraping agent: Building and maintaining infrastructure for fetching and storing authoritative data.
4. Publishing agent: In charge of updating posts, monitoring for new data, and publishing new content.
5. App agent: Building, maintaining, and creating web apps that target keywords and provide value.
All of them need to be intertwined. The optimization agent needs to work with the publishing agent. The app agent needs to work with the research agent. And vice-versa.
Each client / site gets a dedicated server and db for scraping and storing data, and preparing caches for website content for easy daily publishing.
Content updates at an interval (daily, weekly, monthly) with several flags indicating freshness (updated timestamp, month in title, dates in data, etc.) Which supports high rankings and relevancy/value to searchers.
The idea is sound. The only unknown is agent / token costs.
I'm thinking all in I should be able to offer something like this for $1000/mo. Maybe with some higher prices or lower prices depending on agent capabilities and costs.
I'm going to make an agentic first SEO service / saas
There are two problems with agentic SEO:
1. Creating a ton of AI written content doesn't work
2. The content that ranks first and best is data driven
If you don't have real data, you don't have authoritative content
Authoritative data is how you show up as a source recommendation for LLMS and Google Search
AI has some "best guesses" about data, but it doesn't have hard numbers.
So the best plan is three-fold:
1. Build elaborate scraping operations to get real data
2. Use agents to publish content with sentimental analysis of real data
3. Build tools using Agents and real data to help attract customers
I have seen this work extremely well in my own SaaS Resellbot, which I recently pivoted to a brand new niche and had to essentially start from scratch with SEO.
So, I want to make a tool that:
1. Hooks into your current website to make updates (either using Github or browser-use for UI based website builders like Squarespace).
2. Hooks into your Google Search Console for SEO analysis
3. Uses Ahrefs or OpenSEO to find keywords worth targeting with data
4. Figure out where / how to get that data
5. Capture the data
6. Publish content surrounding that data
7. Create web applications and tools to combine with the data
8. Continuously refresh and update the data and content to always stay at the top.
This is the ultimate plan for attracting real customers to your business. It works for B2C and B2B.
Why I think there's an angle here:
1. LLMs are very hesitant about scraping sites, so my expertise matters here.
2. Current SEO content tools just publish a bunch of spam so you don't really show up for keywords that matter.
I want to build this in public. I think it will be cool. I will be using it myself, and seeing exactly how fully-autonomous I can make it.
If claude could figure out how to enter the username and a password I just gave it into a browser it could be a trillion dollar product no joke
I'm going to make an agentic first SEO service / saas
There are two problems with agentic SEO:
1. Creating a ton of AI written content doesn't work
2. The content that ranks first and best is data driven
If you don't have real data, you don't have authoritative content
Authoritative data is how you show up as a source recommendation for LLMS and Google Search
AI has some "best guesses" about data, but it doesn't have hard numbers.
So the best plan is three-fold:
1. Build elaborate scraping operations to get real data
2. Use agents to publish content with sentimental analysis of real data
3. Build tools using Agents and real data to help attract customers
I have seen this work extremely well in my own SaaS Resellbot, which I recently pivoted to a brand new niche and had to essentially start from scratch with SEO.
So, I want to make a tool that:
1. Hooks into your current website to make updates (either using Github or browser-use for UI based website builders like Squarespace).
2. Hooks into your Google Search Console for SEO analysis
3. Uses Ahrefs or OpenSEO to find keywords worth targeting with data
4. Figure out where / how to get that data
5. Capture the data
6. Publish content surrounding that data
7. Create web applications and tools to combine with the data
8. Continuously refresh and update the data and content to always stay at the top.
This is the ultimate plan for attracting real customers to your business. It works for B2C and B2B.
Why I think there's an angle here:
1. LLMs are very hesitant about scraping sites, so my expertise matters here.
2. Current SEO content tools just publish a bunch of spam so you don't really show up for keywords that matter.
I want to build this in public. I think it will be cool. I will be using it myself, and seeing exactly how fully-autonomous I can make it.
After using Opus 5.5 Extensively for the last two weeks building a complete SaaS app end to end:
Medium ships a lot of bugs, but it's fast and really good most of the time.
Ultracode is extremely good, but too over the top. And makes everything take forever.
The weekly limit on the $200/mo plan is not designed for the weekend warrior
