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Look, I’m gonna shoot straight: SEO is a bloody nightmare. I’ve been grinding my get fit app for 2 years, pouring my soul into blog posts, keywords, and backlinks, only to get kicked in the teeth by Google’s algorithm every damn update. I shelled out $1,500 to an ‘expert’ agency that fed me fancy dashboards and....zero results. I was this close to saying ‘screw it’ and going back to a 9-5. But then, in a caffeine-fueled rage, I built something...

This isn’t some shiny SaaS with a fake 5-star Trustpilot page. It’s a tool I code together to auto-generate SEO articles that actually rank, tailored to your niche. I’m no tech genius; I just got fed up with agencies charging me 1K or 2K for a horrible job. Here’s the kicker: using this, my site clawed its way from page 4 to page 1 in 3 months. Now I’m pulling 1K MRR from organic traffic alone. No ads, no begging for backlinks.

Here’s where I’m torn, and I need you lot to slap some sense into me. Part of me wants to keep this tool as my dirty little secret. Why? Because SEO is a dog-eat-dog game, and I don’t want every Tom, Dick, and Harry using it to outrank me. But the other part the one that’s still pissed at those agencies wants to let small-time hustlers like us in on it. Let’s face it: we’re the underdogs, and the big players with their fat budgets don’t deserve to keep winning.

So, am I an idiot for even thinking about sharing this page? Or is this the kind of thing that could help scrappy entrepreneurs like us stick it to the man?

Hi, I’m Alberto. In 2019, a cyberattack took everything from me. A year later, in 2020, my family lost their business when all their data was encrypted and held hostage. That’s when I realized something: most businesses aren’t prepared to defend themselves, and attackers know it.

Since then, I’ve worked with multiple companies, both big and small, and I’ve seen the same pattern over and over again. Cybercriminals don’t go after the best-protected targets. They go after the most vulnerable ones.

That’s why, after analyzing the most common security failures, I decided to create NorJustVPN—a simple yet powerful tool. With just a few clicks, it helps you determine if an email, a file, or even an image (coming soon) is legitimate or if it’s actually designed to steal from you, ruin your business, and destroy years of hard work.

To make security even more accessible, I built it as a Chrome extension—because cybersecurity should be simple and available to everyone.

I know launching something like this isn't easy. I’ve developed other security solutions before, but this one is different. I want this to grow. I want more businesses to be protected, and I want fewer people to lose their jobs due to preventable attacks.

That’s why I’m here, on this platform, where I know there are people who can help me take this to the next level. If you believe cybersecurity should be accessible to everyone, join me on this journey.