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REPEAT AFTER ME This is what happens when you blast a site with over 3k LISTICLES Zero traffic from Google 1.4m impressions from CHATGPT (srs) Comment INDEXCHEX + like this post and I'll DM you the full SOP (must be following)

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This guy cracked Reddit before anyone else figured it out. $0 to $30,000 MRR in 4 months. I sat down with @romanbuildsaas for a few hours. So here's the top 4% of our chat: > His SAAS, what it does and how much it makes (2:14) > How a YC rejection turned into 179,000 views (5:20) > NEVER do this 1 thing when writing your posts (7:35) > His entire 8-step Reddit post writing framework (7:57) > Why negative feedback is actually a good thing (10:39)

iLovePDF earns $20M-$40M a year. Most of revenue comes from AdSense. They earn from subscriptions, too. Most traffic comes from Google. It processes 16M+ documents daily. 57 people work here. This site is built by a Spanish guy...

Wow... this QR code generator website makes $3.6M/year 🤯 – 2M pageviews/mo (SEO) – 850,000 customers (lifetime) – Pricing: ~$20/month – 0 investors – 1 ugly website 😆 The simplest ideas ALWAYS win.

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@indexsy ChatGPT

REPEAT AFTER ME Abusing ChatGPT is STUPID easy right now I spun up a brand new site using ONLY listicles Google clapped it instantly ChatGPT started citing it in 2 weeks (srs) NO ONE IS DOING THIS IN PUBLIC LIKE ME Comment CHATGPT + like this post and I'll DM you the full SOP (must be following)

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@AndrewBolis YT

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Divorce lawyers pay $350-500 per click on Google Ads and DUI attorneys pay $200-400 per click and you could send them qualified leads for a fraction of that using AI content funnels on TikTok that cost you almost nothing to operate… I don't think most people in the content space realise how much money local service businesses are burning on Google Ads every single month A personal injury attorney in a mid-size city spends $30-80K per month on Google PPC. Their cost per lead is $400-800. Their cost per signed case is $2,000-5,000. And they pay it happily because one settled case is worth $50-500K to them A plastic surgeon in Miami or LA spends $20-50K per month. Cost per consultation booking: $500-2,000. But a single rhinoplasty is $10-15K revenue so the math works for them A divorce attorney in a major metro: $15-30K monthly on Google. Every lead costs them $300-600 These numbers are public. You can literally look them up on any keyword research tool. "DUI attorney near me" costs $200-400 per click. Not per lead. Per CLICK. Most clicks don't even convert Now think about what happens if you create an AI character page in one of these spaces A legal tips character. A wellness/beauty character for the plastic surgery vertical. A financial wellness character for the divorce attorney space The character posts free educational content. "3 things to do immediately if you get pulled over." "What your surgeon isn't telling you about recovery." "How to protect your assets before filing for divorce" This content gets hundreds of thousands of views organically on TikTok and Instagram. Costs you nothing in ad spend. The audience watching these videos is EXACTLY the demographic that would pay for these services You set up automated DMs. Someone comments "help" or "advice" and they get a message: "Where are you located? I can connect you with a specialist in your area who offers free consultations" You just generated a lead That lead is worth $300-2,000 to the local practitioner depending on the industry You sell the lead to the attorney or surgeon for 50-70% of what they'd pay Google. They're saving money. You're printing money. Everyone wins Content creators don't think about local service businesses because the content world is obsessed with DTC brands and affiliate commissions Local service businesses don't think about TikTok because they're 45-60 year old professionals who think social media is for teenagers These two worlds have never met. The gap between them is where the money is And it's a disgusting amount of money The average mid-tier law firm would pay $3-8K per month for a consistent flow of 15-30 qualified leads. If you specialize in one vertical (let's say DUI attorneys) and you service 5 firms in different cities (they don't compete with each other geographically), that's $15-40K per month from one content vertical Add a second vertical. Plastic surgeons. Same playbook. Different AI character. Different content. Another $15-40K per month Two AI characters. Two niches. 10 local business clients total. $30-80K per month in lead generation revenue. Zero ad spend. Zero inventory. Just content and a phone The kicker is that these businesses sign 6-12 month contracts because lead flow is existential for them. A law firm without leads is dead. They're not cancelling your retainer if you're delivering qualified leads at half their Google cost. The retention on this model would be insane Not 100% sure this exact funnel will work in every legal vertical. Some states have advertising regulations for attorneys that might complicate the lead selling structure. You'd need to figure that out per market. But the core economics are undeniable: these businesses are hemorrhaging money on Google, organic content can reach the same audience for free, and no one is connecting the two (btw this same model works for literally any high-CPC local service: roofing companies, HVAC, dental implants, addiction treatment centers, immigration attorneys, real estate agents. Any business where a single customer is worth $5-50K and they're currently paying Google $200-500 per click to find them. The list is enormous) Someone test this properly and run it up

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I grew this high-ticket brand from 378 → 16,000+ organic clicks in 7 months. Here's exactly how I did it: 1) Fixed 10 broken links. 2) Deleted several duplicate Product Category pages. 3) Deleted 19 low-value blog posts that didn't rank for any keywords or generate any organic traffic. 4) Optimized 50 Product Category pages for low-hanging fruit or low-competition keywords by adding the keyword to the H1 tag, meta title, meta description, and URL slug. I kept the meta titles extremely clean: Just the keyword, followed by a line break, and then the brand name. 5) Ran a keyword gap analysis on competitors and identified 19 additional low-competition keywords to build additional Product Category pages for. 6) Add content to each Product Category page that mentioned the USP's of the brand, offered a small buying guide to help users select a product, and ended with an FAQ. This content was only 500-600 words, optimized for the page's target keyword, and internally linked to other relevant Product Category pages. 7) Published 2 blog posts a month targeting product and competitor "vs" keywords. These blog posts all internally linked to relevant Product Category pages. 8) I built 6 backlinks a month. 2 to the homepage, 2 to Product Category pages, and 2 to blog posts. I kept the anchor texts to Product Category pages and blog posts 50% branded and 50% keyword-rich. That's the entire playbook. I literally left nothing out. Save this and use it as your guide.

@vitaliidodonov Alpha

I’m launching Stanley (AI Head of Content) on June 1, 2026. Over the next 6-12 months, I'll grow it from $0 → $10M ARR. In public. (While running my $30M ARR business full time) I will also be using only AI employees to do it, so you can copy the playbook. I'll update this thread as I go. Bookmark it and follow along to hold me accountable 🤝 Comment "alpha" to get early access. My social media stats as of today: