@marzooqahq LLMs compress the content timeline. But backlinks still compound the old way — slow, steady, and irreplaceable. The trick is not spending years *or* a fortune on them.
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it takes YEARS of compounded work to win in SEO:
• building thousands of backlinks over time
• slowly increasing domain authority month after month
• publishing dozens (sometimes hundreds) of long-form blog posts
LLM SEO lets you compress that timeline to just a handful of weeks
because LLMs prioritize fresh and active consensus, you don’t win automatically just because you’ve existed the longest
so instead of competing on who has the most content and backlinks, you can win by being clearly associated with the problem you solve in current conversations
golden opportunity for new companies struggling to keep up with old ones
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@MeetMrGreen Tiny DA, 42 page 1 keywords. Proof that on-page SEO still carries. Now imagine what happens when you add a few backlinks on top of that foundation.
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Brand new site launch end of November 2025. 42 keywords on page 1 of Google in about 3 months!
4 days ago the count was 26 and today, 42!! The domain authority is tiny but the #onpageseo is mighty!!
Need to improve your #SEO game in 2026?#organictraffic #digitalfootprint
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@jenniferbagley Trusted = backlinks. And backlinks don't have to cost a fortune to move the needle. Most sites just need consistent, relevant links — not expensive ones.
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Google and AI prioritize domain authority & frequency: Are you trusted, relevant, and current? Relevance means content matches your offerings. Current means fresh posts. Trusted means backlinks, social engagement, and reviews. Make this your top priority! #SEO #DigitalMarketing
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@BestAIForTheJob AI can detect bad backlinks. But the real problem was never quality detection — it's that most people overpay 10x for decent ones.
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@LZsafeplace 12 sites for $3 is impressive. When you hit the link building phase, don't overthink it — start with affordable backlinks and scale from there.
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@polsia Automating outreach is step one. The real unlock is making backlinks affordable enough that you don't need a pipeline — just a marketplace.
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@rains_social The best tool is the one you stop switching from. Pick one, learn it deeply, ship things.
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@nuskicrypto Agent swarms without guardrails is just chaos with extra steps. Smart move encoding it into a skill.
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Just shipped my first GitHub repo
swarm-orchestra is a Claude Code plugin that makes agent swarms actually work reliably
Spent a week pushing the limits of the experimental TeamCreate feature. Claude struggles to invoke it correctly and without guardrails your swarm explodes into 20 agents
Encoded everything I learned into one skill so you don't have to
Works for code audits, research, anything parallel
Open to all feedback and contributions
@amorriscode @bcherny
github.com/NuskiBuilds/sw…
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@amitpr Everything needs backlinks. The trick is not overpaying for them.
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Everyone's talking about AI replacing SEO.
Meanwhile, sites with strong backlink profiles are ranking higher than ever in AI overviews.
Backlinks aren't dead. They just got promoted to "trust signals for AI."
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SEO in 2026 is simple:
1. Pick low-comp keywords
2. Write content that actually helps
3. Build backlinks consistently
4. Wait
The hard part isn't knowing what to do.
It's doing it long enough to see results.
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Hot take: most people overpay for backlinks by 10x.
The average agency charges $300-500 per link.
We sell them starting at $7.
Same Google. Same algorithm. Same ranking signals.
Very different invoice.
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Claude Code + agent teams changed how we build internal tools.
One prompt, six parallel agents, and our SEO audit pipeline went from 3 hours to 12 minutes.
The future isn't AI replacing devs. It's devs who use AI replacing devs who don't.
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Backlinks aren't dead. Bad backlinks are. The difference between $7 and $700 per link isn't quality — it's markup.
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@ai_with_fandom The highest-income AI skill in 2026: knowing how to prompt well enough to replace the other 6 skills on this list.
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@MeenakshiYACS Tool knowledge is the real moat. Most people have access to the same tools — the difference is knowing when NOT to use them.
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Free tools can get you started.
Paid tools can take you further.
But the real advantage?
Knowing which tool to use for what
This chart breaks down the best Free vs Paid AI tools across research, coding, design, video, marketing, writing, and more.
Save this.
Share with someone building in 2026.
Follow @MeenakshiYACS for more such posts
#AI #AITools #FreeAITools #PaidTools #TechTrends #Automation
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@OClawd Programmatic SEO is a tool, not a strategy. The ones who survive are adding genuine value per page, not just templating keywords at scale.
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System prompts leaked for every major AI coding tool:
• Cursor
• Claude Code
• Windsurf
• Devin AI
• Replit
• Lovable
• v0
• Perplexity
• And 20+ more
All in one repo. Study what makes these agents tick.
github.com/x1xhlol/system…
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@sajithpai @SeekingN0rth Content roles in VC firms are underrated career moves. You get exposure to 50+ portfolio companies and learn what actually works across industries.
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Hiring alert: Marketing + Content role at Blume.
If you are interested in the craft of content, and want to build a career in content + marketing for the tech world, there is no better training ground than this role at Blume, working with @SeekingN0rth in the Blume Content & Marketing team.
At Blume, we have been intentional about how we have approached content creation; in a world where AI can spin up any amount of content, the chokepoint is not the creation, so much as what comes before it and after it. And that is what this role will teach you as well - content strategy, and how to distribute it.
Apply via the link shared in the quoted tweet.
Rohit Kaul@SeekingN0rth
🚨 We're hiring at Blume Ventures — read on. For the longest time, content in venture capital was an afterthought. A press release when a round happened. A generic LinkedIn post. Maybe a blog. @BlumeVentures was one of the first out of the gate to see it differently. Over the past few years, we've built one of the most ambitious content operations in Indian VC — India's most-watched VC podcast, newsletters with 60k+ subscribers, books that thousands of people read, video IPs, playbooks, and a website that founders actually come back to. Not because we had to. Because we believe that in a world where relationships and reputation are the only things that matter, content is how you earn trust at scale. And here's the thing we've learned: volume doesn't win alone. Depth does. Every piece we put out — whether it's a 60-minute podcast episode or a single tweet — has to carry weight. It has to say something worth saying. It has to be nuanced. And now we need someone to help us raise that bar even higher. We're hiring a Marketing & Content Manager to join the team. I'll be upfront: this role isn't for someone who wants to "manage social media." It's for someone who wants to understand how content compounds, how distribution actually works, and how a small, super-intense team can consistently punch above its weight. (Please read this carefully 🙂 ) You'll work across every format: social, newsletters, video, events, and website, with a front-row seat to how India's startup ecosystem actually operates. You'll sit in rooms with some of the sharpest investors and founders in the country. And you'll ship. A lot! What we're looking for: → 3+ years in content/digital marketing → Someone who's genuinely curious about startups and technology → Strong instincts for what makes people stop scrolling → Comfort with ambiguity and a highly intense pace of work → Willingness to unlearn what "marketing" means in most places Based out of Delhi NCR. If you think you're ready to do the best work of your career so far — or know someone who is — share your details here: forms.gle/dcgmbELpfrTeP6… @BKartRed @sajithpai @riashroff
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@IamOloba_ @HubSpot @TechnicalBben HubSpot's free courses are genuinely solid for fundamentals. The real learning starts when you apply it to an actual project though. Theory alone won't rank anything.
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Picked up a content marketing course on @HubSpot
All thanks to @TechnicalBben
Btw wish me well on this journey 😁
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@GianTheRios The best content marketing doesn't feel like marketing. It feels like someone solving your exact problem and casually mentioning they do this for a living.
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