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You can use Canva's Bulk Create feature to create images in bulk for your programmatic SEO projects. 1. Create a template 2. Select bulk create 3. Upload the CSV data 4. Map the relevant fields 5. Click Generate and you're done Here's a quick video showing the same 👇

Just self-hosted Plausible, and OMG! It's far better and simpler than using Google Analytics. I've hosted it on a $3.50/month Hetzner VPS. While it's very easy to set up, I'll still write a blog post to share the step-by-step process soon.

Lately, I've been experimenting a lot with programmatic SEO, and here’s what’s working right now – and what clearly isn’t (at least, not anymore). 🚫 What doesn't work: 1/ Article or blog style programmatic pages 2/ 100% automated publishing using AI 3/ Generic content built to chase keywords 4/ If pSEO is your only content strategy ❇️ What works: 1/ Landing page style programmatic pages 2/ Pages that directly satisfy searcher's intent 3/ Programmatic pages with tools on them 4/ Pages with images, charts, tables, PDFs, etc. 5/ Content with a personality 6/ Deleting non-traffic pages after a few months 7/ Updating old pages with fresh information 🚧 Basically, your programmatic pages should be created for the user with a brain and a goal.

DO NOT connect your Google Search Console to any SEO tools. They might use your data to improve their keyword stats for everyone else. A few years ago, I was in a niche where SEO tools showed almost no search volume for my main keywords – yet I was getting a lot of clicks and traffic from them. But after I connected my GSC to one of those tools, the tool suddenly started showing accurate search volumes for those same keywords. So I never give my GSC data to any tool.

be a little patient with SEO please

After my last post about ScreamingFrog alternatives, I received a lot of recommendations and I'm going to try them all. But no one mentioned this minimal open-source SEONaut crawler. I learned about this from a Reddit post, installed it on a VPS, added a bunch of projects, and started the crawl process. And all were completed when I checked in the morning. And as expected, it crawled all URLs with all necessary info about each URL and showed potential issues as well. To be specific, it provides the following data in the CSV export file: – Status Code – URL – Redirect URL – Content Type – Canonical – Lang – Title – Title Length – Description – Description Length – Robots – H1 – H2 – Size – No. of words – Depth – TTFB And this is exactly what I need. Still testing this though, so will share more about it later. Also tried more tools. Details below 👇

Programmatic SEO can't get any better!

My ScreamingFrog license expired 2 days ago and I don't want to pay $279 just to use it a few times a year. So... what are the cheaper/free alternatives?

🎉 Give me a niche and I will find interesting programmatic SEO ideas in the niche. Here's a short video showing the research that I have done for the sample tennis-focused website. Links below 👇

I created a list of 80+ sites that have been hit by Google's manual penalties recently. 🛑 Earlier, these sites were getting at least over 5,000 monthly traffic (as per SEMrush), but now there are ZERO indexed pages in Google. 👀 You can access the list for free below 👇

⚠️ You still have time to delete this - it's NOT HELPFUL for anyone. ⚠️ And I'm saying this as a guy who experiments with programmatic SEO a lot, and has been doing so for 3+ years now.

Over 400 fully "AI-generated" Grokipedia pages are now indexed on Google. Turns out, how the content is created was never the problem.

I think, all companies should experiment with programmatic SEO. If successful, it can drive substantial quality traffic to your site. And if you're not confident or scared of being penalized, try doing pSEO on a subdomain or an entirely different domain, and direct the traffic to your main site.

Saying it again... don't ignore Bing! Below is a screenshot of a site in the Bing Webmasters Tool from the last 16 months. This site receives 1,500-2,000 clicks daily.

My ScreamingFrog license expired 2 days ago and I don't want to pay $279 just to use it a few times a year. So... what are the cheaper/free alternatives?

Just self-hosted Plausible, and OMG! It's far better and simpler than using Google Analytics. I've hosted it on a $3.50/month Hetzner VPS. While it's very easy to set up, I'll still write a blog post to share the step-by-step process soon.

be a little patient with SEO please

You can use Canva's Bulk Create feature to create images in bulk for your programmatic SEO projects. 1. Create a template 2. Select bulk create 3. Upload the CSV data 4. Map the relevant fields 5. Click Generate and you're done Here's a quick video showing the same 👇

DO NOT connect your Google Search Console to any SEO tools. They might use your data to improve their keyword stats for everyone else. A few years ago, I was in a niche where SEO tools showed almost no search volume for my main keywords – yet I was getting a lot of clicks and traffic from them. But after I connected my GSC to one of those tools, the tool suddenly started showing accurate search volumes for those same keywords. So I never give my GSC data to any tool.

⚠️ You still have time to delete this - it's NOT HELPFUL for anyone. ⚠️ And I'm saying this as a guy who experiments with programmatic SEO a lot, and has been doing so for 3+ years now.

Programmatic SEO can't get any better!

Saying it again... don't ignore Bing! Below is a screenshot of a site in the Bing Webmasters Tool from the last 16 months. This site receives 1,500-2,000 clicks daily.

Lately, I've been experimenting a lot with programmatic SEO, and here’s what’s working right now – and what clearly isn’t (at least, not anymore). 🚫 What doesn't work: 1/ Article or blog style programmatic pages 2/ 100% automated publishing using AI 3/ Generic content built to chase keywords 4/ If pSEO is your only content strategy ❇️ What works: 1/ Landing page style programmatic pages 2/ Pages that directly satisfy searcher's intent 3/ Programmatic pages with tools on them 4/ Pages with images, charts, tables, PDFs, etc. 5/ Content with a personality 6/ Deleting non-traffic pages after a few months 7/ Updating old pages with fresh information 🚧 Basically, your programmatic pages should be created for the user with a brain and a goal.

Over 400 fully "AI-generated" Grokipedia pages are now indexed on Google. Turns out, how the content is created was never the problem.

Folks, what's the most trusted domain registrar according to you? I have some domains on NameSilo, but their IP is blocked by the Indian government. Then... I have some on NameCheap and a few on Cloudflare as well. What do you use that is good?

🎉 Give me a niche and I will find interesting programmatic SEO ideas in the niche. Here's a short video showing the research that I have done for the sample tennis-focused website. Links below 👇

SEO folks... for a multilingual site, is it better to have separate XML sitemaps for each language? Right now, all language URLs are in one /sitemap.xml file. The site structure looks like this: – xyz .com/ – xyz .com/es – xyz .com/nl All language pages are getting indexed fine, but I'm wondering if separate sitemaps like these would help: – /sitemap.xml – /es/sitemap.xml – /nl/sitemap.xml Anyone with experience on this, what would you recommend?

For this personal project, impressions are going up, but clicks are just about the same. It's for the last 12 months.

After my last post about ScreamingFrog alternatives, I received a lot of recommendations and I'm going to try them all. But no one mentioned this minimal open-source SEONaut crawler. I learned about this from a Reddit post, installed it on a VPS, added a bunch of projects, and started the crawl process. And all were completed when I checked in the morning. And as expected, it crawled all URLs with all necessary info about each URL and showed potential issues as well. To be specific, it provides the following data in the CSV export file: – Status Code – URL – Redirect URL – Content Type – Canonical – Lang – Title – Title Length – Description – Description Length – Robots – H1 – H2 – Size – No. of words – Depth – TTFB And this is exactly what I need. Still testing this though, so will share more about it later. Also tried more tools. Details below 👇

Any good AI-powered internal linking tool where I can directly submit my sitemap or list of URLs, and it gives me linking suggestions? The suggestions should include "anchor texts" and the "page links". And should work for non-WordPress sites as well. Any recommendations?