Bikash Kampo

I trade in creativity and strategy, marketing being my ultimate battlefield and business, my ever-thrilling game.

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

SharePDF is live on Product Hunt today 🚀

We just crossed 200 users too.

Upload a PDF. Get a clean link. Track views.

If you have ever wondered "did they open it?", this is for you.

Would love your support: https://t.co/gwr1skcP5g

[Bikash Kampo @bablukampo]

SharePDF is live on Product Hunt today 🚀

@DeepakNesss and I have been working on a simple idea: Sharing PDFs should not feel messy.

Upload a PDF. Get a clean link. See if people open it.

We also crossed 200 users recently.

https://t.co/wxac2Z3Uhc

[Bikash Kampo @bablukampo]

@borjafat SEO

[Chris @everestchris6]

this OpenClaw bot finds restaurants with ugly menus, rebuilds them as live web menus, and mails the owner a postcard...on autopilot.

here's how agencies can land recurring contracts with this system:

- scrapes every restaurant in a city in real time
- filters by review count + rating + last menu update + photo quality
- pulls the real menu items from the official site, PDF, or Google reviews
- samples the brand palette from the restaurant's own visual identity
- renders a 9:16 brand-matched menu, hosted live at a QR-accessible URL
- writes a personalized postcard referencing a real reviewer and a real dish
- mails it to the registered office addressed to the owner by first name

every step from discovery to brand-matching to outreach is automated.

reply "MENU" + RT and i'll send you a free guide so you can build this too

[Bikash Kampo @bablukampo]

@everestchris6 MENU

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

I shipped a small side project I've been working on: EternalQR 🎉

It's a dynamic QR code tool, but the idea is very simple.

A lot of QR codes don't just live online. They get printed on restaurant menus, business cards, flyers, packaging, event signs, stickers, table tents, invoices, and so on.

Once a QR code is printed, it becomes part of the real world.

EternalQR is built around that:

1/ update the link later
2/ track scans, see analytics
3/ customize it, and
4/ keep existing codes working, always

Pricing is also kept simple and very affordable.

I mean, it's not a huge ambitious product, but just a practical tool for a problem I saw happen in real life.

👇

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

Working on custom domains for @vemgram. It mostly works already, but currently I am still testing things out and it should be live in a day or two.

If manufacturers add custom domains to their accounts, their profiles become like websites with all required info for buyers.

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

100 users! 🎉

@SharePDFapp now has 100 users.
155 total PDFs uploaded till now.
255 MB of storage used across all users.

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

Analytics feature is now here in @vemgram, and it shows several useful data points about your listed manufacturer business profile.

Next feature: custom domains.

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

Introducing @SharePDFapp!

An app for uploading and sharing PDFs as URLs, and tracking analytics.

I started working on this in January, and it already has 80+ users (only 3 paid, though). For now, I’m not adding new features – just improving the landing pages, copy, and UX.

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

Two new features in @vemgram:

1. Import data from existing websites and profiles – if a company already has a website and profiles at different platforms, just enter URLs and it automatically grabs required data.

2. In-built inquiry system, retailers can now directly contact manufacturers from inside the dashboard. I'm still improving this, but it's already functional.

This week working on improving the UX, SEO, and a few other things.

[amitsarda.xyz @sardamit]

The platform is live at https://t.co/mA9So8eHVH and is now accepting self-serve registrations.

If you are a factory or a seller that has relied on India Mart and Just Dial for your business, this is a promising new platform developed by one of the best folks who understands SEO.

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

Introducing Vemgram, a platform to connect manufacturers with retailers in India. I am actively working on this and would love to get feedback from you.

Website: https://t.co/6a6MeP8Agd

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

Builders from India, what do you think about using RazorPay for a SaaS with users worldwide? Has anyone used it?

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

Covered all the "technical parts" of programmatic SEO in WordPress in this 1-hour video.

From here, you should be able to create any kind of programmatic pages on WordPress – article-style as well as landing page-style pages.

More details 👇

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

Lately, I've been experimenting a lot with programmatic SEO, and here’s what’s working right now – and what clearly isn’t (at least, not anymore).

🚫 What doesn't work:

1/ Article or blog style programmatic pages
2/ 100% automated publishing using AI
3/ Generic content built to chase keywords
4/ If pSEO is your only content strategy

❇️ What works:

1/ Landing page style programmatic pages
2/ Pages that directly satisfy searcher's intent
3/ Programmatic pages with tools on them
4/ Pages with images, charts, tables, PDFs, etc.
5/ Content with a personality
6/ Deleting non-traffic pages after a few months
7/ Updating old pages with fresh information

🚧 Basically, your programmatic pages should be created for the user with a brain and a goal.

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

Organized valuable AI SEO research papers into beautiful, easy-to-browse cards on this page. Adding more as I find them!

If you're serious about the future of search, these are a must-read.

Link below 👇

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

I spent 6 hours writing this post on "how to optimize your content for AI."

Have done my best to use fewer buzzwords.

See if you find this useful:

https://t.co/h1WAMaI93X

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

All SaaS businesses should utilize "engineering as marketing" and develop free tools related to their core offering.

I call these "low-cost, high-impact marketing channels" because they bring consistent traffic, build brand authority, and generate leads.

Here’s why free tools work so well:

✅ They attract backlinks and organic shares.
✅ They build trust with your target audience.
✅ They generate leads that you can later upsell to.
✅ They bring in organic traffic month after month.

As an experiment, I created a simple tool called TimeWipe (removes timestamps from different types of transcripts). I built it with minimal effort, and now it gets 9k+ pageviews every month (see screenshot).

And I’m not alone. Some of the biggest companies use this strategy:

👉 Netflix created fast·com, a simple internet speed test tool.
👉 VEED has tons of free file converter tools that drive massive traffic.
👉 Ahrefs launched a bunch of SEO tools, bringing in users who later convert into paying customers.

The best part? Once built, these tools keep working for you 24/7. They attract users, generate leads, and reinforce your brand without spending a dime on ads.

If you're running a SaaS business, think about this:

💡 What simple tool can you create that aligns with your product?

It might just become one of your biggest marketing assets.

[DeepakNess @DeepakNesss]

Does programmatic SEO still work in 2025?

YES, it does!

See the stats of a new project below that I started only a few months ago.
I wrote a detailed post on pSEO trends in 2025, which I will link to in the next tweet.

But below are the key takeaways from the post:

⚔️ Treat pSEO as part of a bigger content strategy, not the entire strategy.

⚔️ Use automation to scale intelligently, but ensure every page delivers value.

⚔️ Regularly update programmatic pages to keep them fresh and relevant.

⚔️ Monitor performance metrics like page rankings, organic traffic, and click-through rates to refine your approach.

⚔️ Prepare for AI-driven search by optimizing for AI aggregators and zero-click search environments.

Blog post link below 👇