Rudolfs Rijkuris

Robotics Student📚 Indie Dev👨‍💻
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@gaelmelen building https://t.co/ckkr0w8Ske

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@antinertia You can do this using https://t.co/ckkr0w8kuG but one thing you should do is not spam articles, keep human review, and run the agents every week to update your blog posts based on GSC data

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Your AI agent writes SEO posts blind.

I gave Claude my Search Console data. It found:

→ 25% of impressions from one useless query
→ a page aimed at 10 searches/mo, with 720/mo right there
→ 13 pages Google ignored (sitemap bug)

Full write-up 👇 https://t.co/1gUfDICf9T

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@maxkalashnikoff Hey man, had a similar problem as a builder, what is working for me is SEO, it takes time but its worth it. In my case it was Claude connected with https://t.co/ckkr0w8Ske tools and just every week I'm running it until a point I could automate some of the SEO work.

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Opus 5.5 is insane 🤯

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@lucas_martinic @jonathan_wilke Lets goo🎉

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@ThePeterMick Collect user feedback
https://t.co/Dq5cLMj6WI

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I let users decide what I should build next. 😂

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I let an AI agent research and write an SEO article for me.

It chose the keyword itself using SEO data, wrote the article in Markdown, and published it through Blogizi.

~48 hours later:

4 Google impressions
Avg. position: 10.8

Obviously way too early to call this a success.

But this is exactly the workflow I’m testing:

SEO research → AI agent → Markdown → Blogizi → Google → feedback loop

Now I’m leaving it alone and watching what happens.

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@lightsilver323 https://t.co/ckkr0w8kuG
Your agents write. Blogizi publishes.

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If every AI-written article waits for you to click “Approve,” you don’t have an autonomous content operation. You have a faster intern.

Here’s what agents need before they should be allowed to publish without us ↓ https://t.co/CX4QONgzfr

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@MicroLaunchHQ https://t.co/ckkr0w8kuG

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@shuaiguan That’s actually exactly the direction I’m thinking about. If Blogizi could close that loop automatically, would you actually use it?

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Your next content hire might be a workflow.

Connect an SEO tool’s MCP. Let AI agents research, write, and review. Use Blogizi to publish on your domain. Put it on a schedule.

I wrote about the shift from AI writers to autonomous content operations ↓ https://t.co/qxBuOwSUxb

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@echo_vic Exactly. A “review” step only matters if it is structurally independent: fresh context, separate retrieval, explicit acceptance criteria, and permission to reject the draft. Otherwise it’s just self-approval with another prompt. The code-review analogy captures it perfectly.

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Great point. This suggests two missing loops for Blogizi: the reviewer needs its own retrieval pass, and publishing needs GSC feedback. Exposing indexing and performance through the API/MCP would let agents update, pause, or continue based on evidence instead of blindly running a weekly cron.

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@Makr3D That was exactly the goal 😄

It’s just the beginning. Next step is teaching Momo to react to what’s happening with my projects instead of just looking cute.

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Meet my new Desk Buddy 🤖

This is Momo, my new desk companion.

Over the weekend, I built it with an ESP32-S3, an AMOLED display, and a 3D-printed body because I thought it would look cool on my desk.

Now I’m turning it into something more: a companion that connects to the tools I use every day and reacts to what’s happening with my projects.

I’ll be building both the hardware and software in public.

I have a feeling this is going to be a fun project. 🚀

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Blogizi is live on Uneed right now.

Write your post in markdown, run one command, and it's published on your own domain, sitemaps, canonical URLs, and OG images handled automatically. No CMS, no blog frontend to build.

If you've been putting off publishing content, today's the day I'd love your support:
👉 https://t.co/w6UJMo2lQk

Every upvote genuinely helps an indie launch like this. Thank you 🙏