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Building SEO/GEO funnel is tough. Making it one-click. Test results attached.

Achiv.com collects leads, theirs objections and pain points, real cases and struggles. This is a goldmine to build automated SEO/GEO blog which will hit the target with some unprecedent accuracy. This why I decided to add an automated blog feature.

  1. Use SOTA models (Gemini 3.1 Pro, Claude Opus 4.6, GPT-5.4) to write article

  2. Write a strict, detailed instruction of how to write the text

  3. Use harvested and aggregated data + project information as the source of truth to write a human-like posts describing how the project you gave solves exact problem people are worried about

It's currently in closed testing on Achiv.com itself. I ran the experiment 5 weeks ago. No backlinks profile before, no paid ads or reddit spam. See results below:

10-30 mentions by AI every day.

Real organic traffic from Google and Bing

Only 6 weeks ago the 1st AI generated article was published. Content quality is very high and both classic search engines and AI assistants likely cite it.

So, today I am focused on developing API endpoints and WebHook flow to integrate fully automated SEO/GEO blog into any project with a few lines of code.

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    I don't know why I've never think to use Quillbot or Grammarly to re write my articles, thanks for sharing this

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      You're welcome!

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    Congrats on the update. I love clean productivity tools that don't overcomplicate things. How are you planning to keep the UI lean as you get more feature requests?

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    We've all been there, the urge to just sit down and code is always too strong. Lately, I've been focusing on building hyper-focused micro-tools for this exact reason. It keeps the sunk cost low if the idea doesn't get traction. What's your next move with the project?

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    the results make sense - there's a real gap between 'content that ranks' and 'content that actually gets cited by ai assistants,' and they require pretty different approaches. for mobile apps specifically i've noticed web seo and aso compound faster when they're targeting the same intent clusters - the search engine rankings build credibility that feeds back into app store discovery. are you building this for any specific product categories or keeping it general purpose?