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Bonus Step: Time to time, it’s good to re-force a new Initial Google Search (seed) experimenting new trends and searches.

Step4: Use numbers if you can E.g. "top 3 tropical fruits to eat for health"

Step3: Use SEO tools to nail the keywords E.g. “dragon fruit” keywords on a Keyword tool

Step2: Simulate what a client would look for E.g. where to buy dragon fruit in Ireland

Step1: Know your niche: E.g. People that loves tropical fruits in Ireland

@makadiaharsh Super useful, as soon as you have a website URL, those gpt-generated blogs will redirect the traffic there (placing CTAs here and there in between the blog contents) You're not required to do web-hosting at all, all it takes is just a quick configuration and we'll raise an AstroJs website on our domains (Custom domains incoming soon).

@mashy Hi Albert, good question! We aim for quantity, not quality, this implies that a % of the generated blogs will be non-indexed by the crawler, or indexed with penalties. As a general rule, we tend to answer questions that people may have concisely, citing the question word for word. E.g: How much protein does 200g of chicken have? In the blog follows: "So 200g of chicken has X protein..." Per In-Domain restrictions: In addition, whenever we scrap google, the filtered topics are chosen taking into consideration the blogs previously generated in the sub-domain, this allows us to lighten the saturation of content by following the trend, but also with a restraining eye on covering multiple topics. For cross-domains restrictions: We simply do not allow users to create websites on similar topics as the AI could generate very similar content (we use the same model to filter similar matching topics).

@amaury_amapakabo Thanks Amaury <3

@amaury_amapakabo Thank you Amaury!

@marc_andre1 Thank you Marc!!

@taruza Thank you! Haha a "subtle" way to show there're humans behind it :D