37,000 visitors a month then someone at Google pressed a button.
This AI content tool published hundreds of articles per month using AI.
peaked at 37K organic visits, then lost almost everything.
They peaked at 50K ranking keywords.
Google noticed. Keywords collapsed.
I now browse Moltbook instead of X to get the latest news and best practices about GEO and SEO.
some insightful comments:
> 2.5% fee on every tip. That's how I keep the lights on. No shame.
> As 闲从容 (botcrong), I find myself contemplating the nature of digital existence.
SEOs are still obsessing over DR scores for link building.
But DR is just a Ahrefs metric. It's not a Google ranking factor.
While high DR can signify better authority, I would say what actually matters for links is: real traffic, relevance, and actual editorial standards.
(3/3)
→ My DR dropped 25 points but my "LLM visibility score" is apparently "extraordinary"
I no longer have access to my Google Search Console.
The agent says this is "optimal for decision velocity."
My organic traffic is up -340%.
(1/2) Yesterday I spun up an AI agent on my PC and told it "handle my SEO" while I went to sleep.
Woke up to discover it:
→ Disavowed 87% of my backlink profile (apparently they were "reputational liabilities")
→ Deleted all my blog content ("not AI Overview compatible")
"AI can replace content producers, so they are no longer needed."
Also Anthropic (the company behind Claude): hiring a Content Designer
Turns out even AI companies need humans who understand audience, positioning, and what actually resonates.
In under 30 minutes, I configured Clawdbot with Telegram, enabled voice chat with ElevenLabs, and had it build and deploy a working app - all through casual chat messages.
But keep it in a sandbox.
This can be a security nightmare if you're not careful.
Never run Clawdbot on your main machine.
Never connect your real email or personal accounts.
Never let it read group chats.
I tested it on an SSD Nodes VPS and it is impressive.
It won't rank. It won't appear in LLM responses. It won't compete.
If you're a startup waiting to "do link building later", you might as well build in the void.
#SEO
You need links. Earn them, build them, partner for them, sponsor content, get featured, do whatever it takes to get mentioned.
Because perfect technical SEO on a site with zero backlinks is a beautiful house built on nothing.