Ferdinand @Ferdinand_B

@VengeonsP Workflow

J'ai 12 workflows Claude qui font tourner mon SEO Chacun remplace une tâche que je facturais 800€ en consulting : Pas des prompts que tu dois relancer toutes les 5 minutes. Des workflows que tu lances une fois et qui font le travail 1/ Stratégie SEO Il lit ton site, ton marché et tes concurrents, et sort la feuille de route : quoi viser, dans quel ordre, pourquoi 2/ Recherche de mots-clés Volume × difficulté × potentiel business. Il te sort les requêtes qui rapportent des clients, pas du trafic vanité 3/ Analyse de performance Il lit ta Search Console et te dit ce qui monte, ce qui chute, et où sont tes écarts de CTR 4/ Analyse concurrentielle Trafic estimé, mots-clés, backlinks, stratégie de contenu de tes 5 concurrents. En un seul passage 5/ Rédaction IA Il rédige la page complète à partir du brief SEO : intention de recherche, structure, EEAT, zéro tiret long d'IA 6/ Optimisation on-page Titles, metas, Hn, densité, liens. Il repasse sur tes pages existantes et corrige ligne par ligne 7/ Maillage interne Il trouve les pages qui devraient pointer vers ta page cible et te donne les ancres exactes 8/ Analyse de backlinks Domaines référents, ancres, ratio nofollow, ce qui est risqué et ce sur quoi capitaliser 9/ Audit d'indexation Noindex, canonicals, robots.txt, sitemap. Il trouve les pages qui devraient être indexées et ne le sont pas 10/ Données structurées Il détecte le type de page et génère le schema JSON-LD prêt à coller. Sans plugin 11/ Analyse de marque Où ta marque est citée, comment tu apparais dans les IA, et ce qu'il manque pour être la référence 12/ SEO local Fiche Google Business, cohérence NAP, avis, SERP de marque. Tout ce qui te fait ranker dans ta ville Le truc, c'est que rien de tout ça n'est compliqué. La plupart des SEO ne prennent juste jamais le temps de le scripter Un system prompt par agent, une conversation par rôle, et ça tourne sans toi ----- Tu veux les 12 workflows prêts à copier-coller ? 1. Follow 2. Like + signet 3. Commente "workflow"

After 20 plus years of doing SEO, I thought I’d give back to the community. I’ve created Advanced Link Training advancedlinktraining.com which is 50 link building lessons across 9 different Modules. All for free. No signups, I don’t collect your email. Just free.

@everestchris6 SITE

kimi k3 + hermes finds local businesses with ugly or zero websites, builds them a real one and sends the owner a loom-style video of it i sold my first website on literally my first dm, just off a loom video the system you can run as a one-person agency: - it scrapes one niche off google maps and flags everyone without a site - it keeps only rated, reviewed, still-alive businesses - pulls the owner's name from review replies - kimi k3 writes each site from their real reviews, nothing invented - a face-cam walkthrough plays over the new site - the owner clicks, sees their business look professional, claims the site every step from sourcing to outreach is fully automated reply "SITE" + RT and i'll send you a free guide so you can build this too (must be following so i can DM you)

c'est ouf ce truc... j'utilise Claude pour construire le maillage interne de mes sites et de ceux de mes clients. C'est automatique et sans outil, juste génial ↓ (Maillage improvisé = pages orphelines, autorité mal répartie et zéro lien vers les pages qui convertissent) en gros je lui donne un workflow avec plusieurs missions : → lire TOUTES les pages du site dans une seule fenêtre de contexte (1M de tokens, aucun crawler) → regrouper les pages en 3 à 5 clusters, avec une page mère et des pages filles → classer chaque page par intention de recherche : Know-Simple, Know, Do → créer les liens Know → Do en priorité (chaque page qui explique pointe vers la page qui fait agir : outil, audit, démo) → sortir la checklist de liens scorée par priorité, ancres déjà vérifiées (jamais 2 fois la même vers une cible) Tout est automatique (ou presque). Et la méthode ne sort pas de 2-3 prompts avec Claude : j'itère dessus depuis 6 ans, 1000+ articles de blog et 100+ projets SEO. Je partage le skill pour ceux qui sont intéressés me le dire en com', je vous l'envoie en mp ↓

@Timseo_ I am interested, please send

My 9 (most-used) Claude Skills to write prompts. Download the whole library for free: 👉 how-to-ai.guide - subscribe free; the welcome email gives you the download link. Everything below is what you'll get in the library: 1. /prompt-master - restructures a brain-dump into a clean task spec before Claude runs anything. 2. /grill-me - interrogates until nothing is vague. The prompt fixes itself in the answers. 3. /how-to - for when I don't even know what to ask. Maps the steps first, then we prompt. 4. /48 - rewrites the optimised prompt for Opus 4.8. Models read differently. 5. /fable - same job, tuned for the new Fable 5. Two models, two ways of prompting. 6. /personal-voice - bakes my writing voice into the prompt. Outputs sound like me on the first try. 7. /anti-ai - remove the em-dashes and the dead giveaway AI words before they ever appear. 8. /write-a-skill - turns any prompt I reuse into a new Skill. The library builds itself. 9. /handoff - compresses the whole chat into the opening prompt of the next one. Nothing gets lost. …and the rest of the library, all done, all free. Stop studying prompt engineering. I already turned it into 9 Skills. Getting them takes 2 minutes: Step 1. Subscribe free at how-to-ai.guide. Step 2. Open the welcome email (don't skip this). Step 3. Click the Notion link → "Skills" folder. Step 4. Download the whole Skills library. Step 5. Upload to Claude → Settings → Skills. The best part: the Skills stack. Claude runs /grill-me into /48 into /personal-voice in one chat - you just answer the questions and watch. ♻️ Repost this to save someone from prompting.

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Introducing OpenSEO, the open source alternative to Semrush and Ahrefs. I started building it out of spite because the existing tools were too expensive, bloated or scammy. Since then, we've gotten 4k stars on Github and are launching on Product Hunt today. Hope you support!

🚨 Measure How AI Answers Use Your Content with the New Topic Insights Report in @msftClarity ... for Free: * Which topics are helping competitors get cited? * Where are you missing opportunities? * What content should you create next? Topic Insights answers these questions by moving from visibility to actionable recommendations. The newest AI visibility feature from Clarity helps to understand how they contribute to AI-generated answers, how they compete, and where opportunities exist. Topic Insights provides actionable opportunities, helping you identify content gaps, strengthen authority, to improve your AI visibility. It works by: * Using representative prompts that you define reflect how users interact with AI systems. * Evaluating AI-generated responses to identify cited domains and pages. * Measuring how much each source contributes to the final answer. * Aggregating results at the topic level to reveal patterns. Start using MS Clarity to get access for free: clarity(.)microsoft(.)com 🙌 See the announcement here: clarity.microsoft.com/blog/topic-ins… Thanks to the Microsoft team for the continuous releases of useful AI search optimization features 🙏

Know the keyword you're targeting before building the page:

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🏆 Top 15 SEOs of 2026 (Favikon Ranking) Huge congrats to these standouts crushing SEO & Search Optimization! 👇 1. @DarrelWilsonYT — Website building & digital marketing 2. @freychu — SEO specialist & directory builder 3. @nathangotch — AI SEO expert, CEO @ Rankability 4. Brian Dean — Backlinko / Exploding Topics 5. Matt Diggity — Digital marketing entrepreneur 6. @rustybrick — Barry Schwartz, Search Engine Roundtable 7. Mariah Magazine — Practical SEO consultant 8. Avi — SEO & AI content strategist 9. Stephan Spencer — SEO expert & podcast host 10. @glenngabe — Technical SEO & algorithm specialist 11. @davidgquaid — AI SEO expert @ Primary Position 12. Jason Hennessey — Hennessey Digital 13. Chris Palmer — Local SEO & Google Business expert 14. Spencer Haws — Niche site & SEO strategist 15. Matthew Woodward — SEO educator & case studies Who else deserves a spot? 👀 Source: creator.favikon.com/ranking/market… #SEO #DigitalMarketing #Favikon

These are the exact Claude Skills I use every day. I'm giving you the whole library (for free): A Skill is just a /command that fires itself. No more re-explaining who you are. No more "read this file first." No more rebuilding the same setup every chat. You type one word. Claude already knows the job. Here are the ones I use the most: 1. /grill-me - forces Claude to interview me with 10-15 questions before it builds anything. 2. /humanizer - kills the em-dashes, the dead giveaway AI words. Finally reads human. 3. /fact-checker - verifies every claim before I publish. Saved me from bad info more than once. 4. /prompt-master - restructures my messy brain-dumps before Claude runs the task. 5. /linkedin-hook - writes the first two lines that decide whether anyone reads the post. …and the rest of the library, all done, all free. Stop building Skills from scratch. I already did the days of work. Here's how to get all of them: Step 1. Subscribe for free at how-to-ai.guide. Step 2. Open the welcome email (don't skip this). Step 3. Click the Notion link. Open "Skills" folder. Step 4. Download the whole Skills library. Step 5. Upload to Claude → Settings → Skills. That's it. One click, zero weekends. The best part: Claude only reads the 3-line header of each Skill until you need it. So installing the whole library actually saves tokens. ♻️ Repost this to save someone a weekend.

Ruben Hassid @rubenhassid

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9 workflows to run your entire SEO with one Loop. (and get recommended by AI) Keyword research, audit, content refreshes, backlinks, reporting. Here is what the loop does every month: 1 - Finds 30 high buying intent keywords It starts in Google Search Console: queries where we already get impressions, pages in positions 8 to 20, terms we are almost ranking for. That becomes the first opportunity list. Then it adds new keywords each month that convert into leads. 2 - Finds content gaps The loop checks what competitors and top pages cover that we do not, then turns each gap into a brief: - target keyword - search intent - missing sections - angle - internal links - why the page should exist Nothing gets written without a brief. 3 - Writes the draft The loop drafts around the live SERP: what ranks, what intent to match, what structure the page needs. 4 - Publishes to your CMS The loop pushes to the content calendar, publishes to the CMS, or saves a draft for approval. WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Notion, Framer, API. 5 - Adds internal links The loop finds relevant pages, links them naturally, and connects the post to the right topical cluster. A good article buried 5 clicks deep is invisible. 6 - Earns backlinks through exchange When an article is done, the loop checks the backlink exchange network and adds 1 or 2 natural outbound links to relevant businesses. That earns credits, so other real businesses link back to you. 7 - Watches for content decay Every week it flags pages losing clicks, impressions, CTR, or position, then diagnoses why: - rankings dropped? - CTR dropped? - intent changed? - competitors added better sections? - weak title? - missing internal links? 8 - Refreshes old pages When a page slips, the loop writes the update brief: - rewrite the intro - add the missing section - update the comparison - add internal links - improve the title - cut outdated parts - add FAQ/schema if useful 9 - Sends the Monthly SEO report - what improved - what dropped - what got published - what needs refreshing - what backlinks were earned or given - what happens next This is where SEO is going: one loop, one editor. You control the final result. The rest runs itself. Comment "SEO LOOP" and I will send you the whole setup.

Everyone keeps asking me if SEO is dead. NOPE! That said, SEO has changed A LOT. Specifically, SEO is now MUCH more than just Google. Here's exactly what changed IMO: Fewer and fewer people "Google" things anymore. They search on Amazon. They search on YouTube. They browse Reddit to get people's opinions before they buy. I learned this the hard way with my SaaS company, Exploding Topics. When we asked customers how they found us almost NO ONE said they "googled and landed on your optimized landing page". Instead it was all over the place. Someone would first hear about us in a YouTube video. Then they'd Google "trend research tools" to see what else was out there. Then go read Reddit threads and comparison posts to figure out if we were any good. Only after ALL of that would they finally sign up on our actual website. If we only optimized for Google, we'd have missed most of that journey. The customer was already researching us (YouTube, LinkedIn, Reddit etc) in places we that traditional SEO would completely IGNORE. So here's what "SEO" actually means in 2026: Optimizing for Google is just PART of SEO now. SEO in 2026 is all about showing up wherever your audience searches. 👍🏻

I structure my pages this way: Title Tag : Main keyword + City Meta Description : Main keyword + City H1 : Main keyword + City H2 : Keyword Variation H3 : Main Entity + Keyword Variation H4 : Entities + Keyword Variation H5 : Entities + LSI Words + Keyword Variation H6 : Entities + LSI Words + Keyword Variation You can have more than one H tag each, so mix them up.

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62% of agencies lose clients within 18 months. Not because SEO doesn't work. Because they never prove it's working. Here's the retention strategy that keeps clients for 3+ years (and scales your agency): 🧵👇

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