Gilberto Ang

i built a content freshness tool for you! instantly find content decay, benchmark your "freshness" against competitors, get a list of articles to update by estimated traffic gain, and much more. fresher content generally means better performance in search and AI search (and happier readers). now you can turn your normally ad-hoc updating process into something rigorous and data-backed :) features include: → analyze every article from any blog with estimated traffic, publish dates, authors, and more → compute a 0–100 freshness score along with average article age and estimated traffic decay → compare up to 3 blogs side-by-side: their freshness scores, content debt, content age distribution charts, and a radar profile → show sparkline trends, year-by-year breakdowns, and the top 10 oldest articles dragging your score down → create a prioritized updating list using a formula that combines traffic decline with content age want to set this up for your blog? easy peasy: ahrefs.com/agent-a

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SEO Tips! If you are in SEO and you are unsure on how to deal with non indexed page reasons & getting to know search console - here are some things that may help you. Lesson 1: How to use performance tools in Google Search Console lnkd.in/eiAevtww Lesson 2: How to use URL Inspection tool in Google Search Console lnkd.in/efC6TArw Lesson 3: Google Discover - what is it? lnkd.in/eXsHNmyW Lesson 4: An introduction to Page Indexing / Non Indexed Pages in Search Console lnkd.in/ezzhkVZT Lesson 5: Alternative Page with Proper Canonicals lnkd.in/edYu4hdP Lesson 6: Page with Redirect lnkd.in/e7cGzw6c I will be recording more videos for other non indexed page reasons - this should get you started. Below is further guidance: PRIORITY ITEMS: ➡️ CRAWLED / DISCOVERED CURRENTLY NOT INDEXED Generally, this is content that Google no longer deems to be of value and therefore it is not indexed. Crawled/Discovered are the "same thing" in respect of content perception, it's just the route of URL finding was different. Things to note: > Not all URLS reported will be valid (HTTP 200) - always http status check > Some URLS will be erroneous, malformed or random/parameter driven > Generally, THIN content / low or non value pages tend to end up here > Pages that have content where there is no demand can end up here > Pages that are poorly linked can end up here Generally - you'll want to clean these URLS up. > Delete dead content (check for internal and external links) > Clean up parameters (robots.txt management) subject to parameter checks i.e. you wouldn't block a parameter path that is contributory in other ways > Filter down to HTTP 200 URLS - this will help you get a much clearer view of what is not indexed but is active ➡️ DUPLICATE WITHOUT USER-SELECTED CANONICAL Basically, these are URLS Google considers to be duplicate of other URLS where a canonical hasn't been provided to direct Google to the parent URL. You don't want these, always ensure if there ARE techincal issues or reasons why URLS must exist where they are very similar, specify a canonical parent. IDEALLY, you shouldn't have a website that facilitates duplicate content, cull / consolidate. ➡️ BLOCKED DUE TO OTHER 4XX ISSUE High priority, BUT, generally quicker to check, you just need to ensure the URLS Google has tried to access are valid to be blocked (check which 4XX issue you get via httpstatus(.)io QUICK AND EASY WINS! ➡️ NOT FOUND 404 Crawl site, find internal links, eliminate 404s. Check NOT FOUND 404S in GSC, you may find URLS that are not on the crawl, these may be random or legacy URLS. Tip! Export the URLS and put them into AHREFS BATCH ANALYSIS to see if any of them have external links (if they do, 301 to preserve link equity) ➡️ SOFT 404 Just double check the pages, generally it's when Google interprets a page that looks like a not found page but returns a HTTP 200 status code. #SEO

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Holy shit… we might be entering the era of AI employees. @hirejuniorso just launched Junior, an AI coworker with real workplace identity: its own email, phone number, and presence in company tools. It builds organizational memory over time and proactively follows up on work. Not an assistant. An AI employee.

ÚLTIMA HORA: Claude ahora puede ejecutar toda tu estrategia de redes sociales como un social media manager de $500/hora. Gratis. Aquí tienes 7 prompts que deberías usar ahora mismo: Guarda esto antes de que se vuelva viral.

Somebody released a directory of 1,700+ dead startups (backed by YC) here is the link: startups.rip all of them have deep analysis of product inside and full funding story (in short, 100% product's description) many of these startups failed not because the idea was bad, but because they launched at the wrong time or were just grant cash grabs the ideas themselves are still worth drawing inspiration from (i've already found few ideas of my further startups btw) [ BOOKMARK ]

Muy interesante el proyecto startups.rip que recoge más de 1.700 startups de YC que han muerto. Con post mortem superdetallados y quién resolvió después el mismo problema con éxito. Además también ofrece un playbook para revivir esos proyectos (con una parte de pago), pero aun así, mucha valiosa información libre. Posterous murió. Substack llegó después. Webvan no sobrevivió. Instacart sí. Y como estas, un montón. Las ideas no mueren, evolucionan. El timing y la ejecución sí importan, y mucho. Hay más recursos parecidos: killedbygoogle.com (todo lo que Google lanzó y abandonó), failory.com (400+ startups fallidas filtradas por industria y causa), o ideabrowser.com (de pago, de Greg Isenberg, convierte tendencias de Reddit en ideas con demanda real). Lo que me parece interesante de todo esto con el potencial que hoy nos ofrecen las herramientas de IA es que el coste de explorar esas ideas se ha desplomado. Muchas fallaron por timing, no porque la idea fuese mala. La infraestructura no estaba lista, el usuario no había madurado, el coste de construcción era inasumible para un equipo pequeño. Esas tres barreras han bajado mucho. Me da que en los próximos años vamos a ver bastantes relanzamientos de ideas que murieron entre 2010 y 2020. No copias. Adaptaciones con equipos de 2-3 personas como mucho donde antes hacían falta 20. Estos "cementerios" son en realidad bancos de ideas con autopsias incluidas.

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🚨 BREAKING: Someone just open-sourced a tool that optimizes your website for AI search engines. It’s called geo-seo-claude. It optimizes any website for AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude. → Runs full GEO audits with parallel subagents → Delivers 60-second visibility snapshots → Analyzes structured schema markup for LLMs → Exports complete PDF reports 100% Open-Source.

Google Search Console gives you numbers. GSC Wizard gives you answers. Decades of doing data driven SEO. Every week I'd export GSC data, wrangle it in spreadsheets, try to find the story in the numbers. Then do it again for the next client. And again. So I built the tool I always wanted: GSC Wizard turns raw Search Console data into actionable intelligence. No spreadsheet gymnastics required. Here's every feature and what it actually solves: ◆ SITE RESTRUCTURING & TOPICAL MAPPING BERTopic clustering with multilingual-e5-large-instruct embeddings maps your entire site into topic clusters. Visual drag-and-drop tree hierarchy lets you redesign site architecture. Auto-generates redirect maps, internal linking plans, and content briefs for gaps. Works across languages so you can see coverage gaps per topic per market at a glance. ◆ CANNIBALIZATION DETECTION Detects when pages compete for the same keywords. Not just keyword overlap, but intent-level conflicts. Shows which URL should win and which should merge or redirect. ◆ CONTENT DECAY MONITORING Visualizes which pages are losing traffic over time with an intuitive heatmap. Spot declining content before it's too late. ◆ FORECASTING Predict future organic traffic based on historical GSC trends. Model scenarios for content investments, seasonal patterns, and growth targets. ◆ ANOMALY DETECTION Automatically flags unusual spikes or drops in clicks, impressions, CTR, and position. No more finding out a month later that something broke. ◆ MIGRATION DASHBOARDS Track performance before and after domain, folder or URL migrations across multiple GSC properties. Monitor traffic recovery, catch URL mapping gaps, and compare old vs. new property data side by side. The cross-property view is critical for enterprise migrations that nobody else handles properly. ◆ EXPERIMENT MONITORING Run A/B tests on title tags, meta descriptions, and content changes. Measure impact with statistical significance testing and group comparisons. Prove that your SEO changes actually worked. ◆ INTERNATIONAL ANALYSIS Analyze performance across countries and languages. Detect country-level cannibalization, and compare properties across markets. Cross-property analysis shows you which markets are underserved. ◆ INDEXING MONITOR Track which pages Google is picking up and which ones are quietly disappearing from the index. ◆ PAGE POACHING OPPORTUNITIES Find keywords ranking at positions 4-20 that are ripe for pushing into the top 3 with small optimizations. ◆ ON-PAGE CHECKS Check if top queries appear in titles, meta descriptions, and H1 headings. Simple but surprisingly powerful. ◆ KEYWORD CLUSTERING Group related keywords into clusters and track aggregate performance. See which topics drive the most traffic and where clusters are thin. Every report surfaces specific opportunities. Sign up for the waiting list now.

SEO HAS NEVER BEEN EASIER UNTIL NOW!! Here are 5 Claude prompts that replace SEO agencies: 👇 1. Competition Gap Killer "Scan these competitor websites: {{URL1}}, {{URL2}}, {{URL3}}. → Identify missing content, weak pages, and under-optimized sections → Highlight keyword gaps they are not targeting → Find trust gaps (testimonials, case studies, local signals) Output: (1) Top 5 content gaps (2) 5 high-impact topics I should create to outperform them (3) Why these will rank (search intent + competition level) Be specific. No generic SEO advice." 2. Full Schema Audit (Technical Edge) "In Chrome, open {{PASTE_URL}}. → Extract all existing schema types from page source → Evaluate if LocalBusiness schema exists and if it's optimized Output strictly: (1) Existing schema + verdict (useful / weak / broken) (2) Missing or underutilized schema + priority level For HIGH priority only: → Generate clean JSON-LD with placeholders Rules: No guessing. No fluff. No explanations." 3. Buyer-Intent Keyword Sniper "List 20 high-intent local keywords for [SERVICE] in [CITY]. Requirements: → Must signal immediate buying intent (e.g., "near me", "emergency", "same day") → Include long-tail variations → Prioritize low competition + high conversion Output format: keyword + intent type + why it converts." 4. Business vs Competitor X-Ray "Open my site {{MY_WEBSITE_URL}} and extract: → Business name, services, locations, unique selling points Then analyze competitors: {{COMP1}}, {{COMP2}}, {{COMP3}} For each competitor: → Services offered → Target locations → Strengths → Trust signals (reviews, certifications, case studies) Output: → Side-by-side comparison table → 3 strategic advantages I can exploit immediately" 5. Google Business Profile (GBP) Hijack "Analyze competitor GBP posts from {{COMPETITOR_SITE}}. → Identify keyword gaps and content patterns → Extract what they're NOT doing Then generate: → 10 high-converting GBP posts for my business in [CITY] Each post must include: → Local keyword + landmark reference → Urgency-driven CTA (Call Now / Book Today) → Clear service angle Tone: persuasive, local, action-driven." Save this before you forget. 🫡

I was doing some research for our blog and found a blog post by SEMRush on ecommerce link building, it'd lost 90% of its traffic 😬 I asked ChatGPT to tear it apart... The prompt I used: "Analyse the SEO of this page. Be brutally honest. What are its biggest weaknesses? What entities or topics are missing that the top ranking competitors cover? What would you improve if you had to beat this page?" Here's what ChatGPT came back with: - The article recommends 7 "strategies" but most are generic advice that applies to literally any website. "Start a blog" and "use HARO" aren't ecommerce link building strategies. There's no mention of category page link building, product page link building, or how link equity should actually flow through an ecommerce site architecture.. which is the ENTIRE point of ecommerce-specific link building. - Missing entities everywhere. No mention of internal link sculpting, link equity distribution, across large SKU sites, anchor text ratios for commercial pages, crawl budget management, faceted navigation, or any of the technical frameworks that actually differentiate ecommerce link building from regular link building. If you ran this through Google's NLP API, the entity graph would skew generic marketing, not ecommerce SEO. - Zero data, zero case studies, zero proof. No "we built X links and grew traffic Y%." No backlink profile screenshots. No campaign ROI numbers. No anchor distribution breakdowns. It's entirely theoretical with nothing backing up a single recommendation. - Multiple sections exist primarily to funnel users into SEMrush's own tools rather than to actually answer the search query. Google's Helpful Content system literally targets this pattern, content written to sell tools dressed up as educational material. - No differentiator whatsoever. No proprietary framework, no original research, no opinionated stance, no branded methodology. It's "safe" content and safe doesn't win competitive SERPs anymore. The page is ranking on domain authority alone, not content quality, and that's exactly the kind of page Google has been demoting in every update since HCU. ChatGPT's verdict: "If competing against Ahrefs, Shopify, Backlinko or detailed agency case studies on content alone? It's mid-tier." That's a billion-dollar SEO company's own blog post about their own core topic being called mid-tier by AI, and the traffic graph proves it. Now here's why this matters for YOU: You can do this with any page that's outranking you, paste it into ChatGPT or Claude, use that exact prompt, and AI will hand you a complete breakdown of every weakness, every missing entity, every content gap. The output isn't just criticism. It's your content brief for a page that beats them...

🔴🙋‍♂️He creado un Workflow para potenciar el SEO de mi agencia. Hilo avanzado...

R.I.P. Traditional SEO. I just hijacked LLMs to drive 5,000 visitors to my funnel every single month. While most founders are still fighting for Google rankings, I’ve found a "cheat code" for 2026. Most people think SEO is about keywords and backlinks. They spend thousands on agencies only to see their traffic disappear with every core update. But the game has changed from Search to Answers. I built a system for AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) that forces AI models to recommend my brand first. The results are terrifyingly effective: → +15% organic traffic; 5 high-intent pages ranking top 10; 0 Core Web Vitals failures → +40% organic traffic; 20 pages top 10; 30% increase in AI Overview presence; +25% conversion rate → 3x organic traffic; 50% of top keywords owned I’ve just finished a full tutorial breaking down the exact AEO workflow we use to dominate the "Answer" era. The best part? It costs $0 compared to an SEO agency charging $3,000+ monthly. Want the full AEO Traffic Blueprint? 1. Follow me 2. Like post 3. Comment "AEO" below & I'll send DM! PS - Repost this for priority access and I'll send it over even faster. ♻️

Find out exactly which parts of source pages content ground Google's AI with the Free Grounding Context Retriever from the one and only, @dejanseo 👇 Add any query and  see the results to to identify which segments of content were used to ground Gemini 👀 Give it a go: gs.dejan.ai

this is unbelievable value for every single business owner I’ve already taken this doc, uploaded it to Claude, and got a full list of other Agents that I can build for my brands and agency I suggest you do it too

A gift for the SEO community! A link prediction model trained on Google's own linking patterns on 10,273 pages from "The Keyword" blog. Demo: dejan.ai/tools/google-l… Model: huggingface.co/dejanseo/googl…

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