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From Local Plumbers to Dentists: I automated SEO blogging for 8 niches with Lovable. Roast my MVP.

Hey IH community! 👋

I've been building NexusSEO Studio – a tool that automatically generates SEO-optimized WordPress articles for local businesses.

The problem I'm solving: Plumbers, lawyers, and dentists don't have time to blog, but they desperately need local SEO to show up on Google Maps. Agencies charge them €300+/month for this.

What I built:

· Connects directly to WordPress via API.
· Generates 800+ word articles with proper keywords.
· Has pre-built templates for 8 niches (Restaurant, Lawyer, Plumber, Dental, Real Estate, Electrician, Accountant, Gym).
· You just pick the niche + city, and it posts automatically.

The twist: I built the entire MVP using Lovable (AI coding) in just 7 days. It’s not perfect, but it works!

Current status:

· Pricing: €49/month.
· I have 3 local businesses testing it for free right now.

What I need from you:

· Take a look at my landing page: https://nexus-ai-seo-craft.lovable.app (I know it still has the lovable subdomain – I’ll fix that soon 😅).
· Does the value prop make sense to you?
· Would you pay for this if you had a local business?

Happy to answer any questions about the tech stack, the prompts I used, or the pricing strategy. Roast it honestly! 🔥

posted to Icon for group SaaS SEO
SaaS SEO
on August 9, 2026
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    The niche targeting is smart — local businesses have real budget and real pain. My honest concern is Google's stance on AI-generated content for local SEO. If they devalue it, the whole value prop changes. Have you seen actual ranking results from the 3 testers yet?

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    There’s a lot to like about how quickly you’ve gone from idea to something real, especially with three businesses already testing it.

    I’d be particularly interested in what those first testers say once they’ve actually used it for a while.

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      Hey Aryan, thanks! 🙌

      Quick correction: I don't have active testers yet — I have 3 businesses interested and on a waiting list. I'm still in the validation phase.

      My plan: reach out to 10-15 local businesses this week and offer free trials in exchange for feedback. But before I do that, I wanted to test the concept here with people who actually understand SaaS.

      So here's my honest question to you:

      If you ran a local business, would you trust an AI to write your blog?

      What would make you say "yes" to a tool like this?

      Appreciate any advice you've got! 🙏

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        The trust question is probably the right one to test with those first businesses.

        What are you most interested in learning from the trials — whether they trust the content enough to publish it, or whether they actually see enough SEO value to keep using it?

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          That's a sharp question, Aryan.

          I've actually been thinking about this a lot. My hypothesis is:

          Trust comes first — if the content feels generic or robotic, they'll never publish it. So I've built my prompts to include local flavor (neighborhood names, local landmarks, etc.) to make it feel human.

          SEO value is the ultimate test — but that takes 2-3 months to show up. So I'm planning to track traffic and Google rankings monthly, and if they see results, they'll stay.

          So to answer your question: I want to validate trust first (in the first 2 weeks), and then prove SEO value (in 2-3 months).

          Does that approach make sense to you? Or would you do it differently? 🔥

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            That distinction between validating trust now and SEO value later is interesting. I’d like to continue the conversation outside the thread. What’s the best email to reach you on?

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