@howtokirill That sign-up to pre-order ladder is especially useful for a founder with one product site. Once the offer is real, the next job is making that site discoverable in Google and AI answers. Happy to look if you paste the URL.
@unscriptedseo My test for 'great': can the reader complete the task without opening another tutorial? A polished how-to that skips prerequisites or the failure case still leaves work undone. I'd spend the saved drafting time testing the steps.
@supermonitoring For a 40-client cycle, I'd test one awkward case before choosing: a client changes domains halfway through the month. Can the report preserve the old history, explain the break and keep annotations next month? That's harder to judge from a polished dashboard demo.
@ranksure1 One easy miss is a real source attached to a broader claim than it supports. A survey of 200 US retailers doesn't justify 'businesses worldwide.' I'd check the population, date and wording alongside each statistic, not just whether the citation opens.
@galluccinet I'd label that first chart 'observed Gemini referrals' rather than total AI traffic. A rise after tagging begins could be better attribution, not new demand. Pairing it with total enquiries helps keep a tracking change from becoming a growth claim in the client report.
@Brankotrcek The failed-export rule deserves a test case: the file exists, but it's yesterday's cover. I'd have release prep open each exported asset and compare its headline with the current brief. Does your editor inspect the files themselves or just the production summary?
@Angelo1119908 That overdue moment sounds like a sharp wedge for freelancers. If you paste the URL, I can take a look at how a focused calendar site could show up in Google and AI answers for people already looking for that workflow.
@darijan___ The valuation and follower count point is real: customers only care whether the product solves their problem. If you paste the URL, I can take a look at how the site could turn that message into more customers from Google and AI answers.
@FabianXR_Builds Hi Mike here in Vietnam. Building SiteSeed in public for founders who already have a site and want customers from search. Weekend goal: keep shipping. Happy to connect.
That's exactly it. I was tired of a create form that looked like a different product and made you fix voice later. What you type should be what gets saved.
Add a site used to be a centred stack of boxed cards that didn't match the rest of SiteSeed.
It's settings rows now: website, name, keywords, audience and voice. Same layout as Workspace and Profile.
Tone and audience are editable before the site exists, so you fix the brief while you're looking at it, not later on the Writing tab.
Killed the Strategist card on that page. One form. What you type is what gets saved.
I kept saying connect WordPress or a webhook. Half the founders I talk to aren't on either.
SiteSeed can publish to Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Wix, HubSpot, and Notion now. Same research and write loop. Your site, not ours.