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Google's API leak revealed the "matchedScore" attribute, the magic backlink
1) Google sees 100 suspicious links and labels then spam
2) Google sees 100 sus links + one TRUSTED link w/ similar anchor text and trusts *all of them*
Perhaps why big sites get away with spammy links
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I vibe coded a Google alternative
Like Google, it doesn't rank your website or send you any traffic
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INTERESTING!
Bing Webmaster Tools is once again leading the charge: you can now see topics you're being cited for, how often they're cited and related grounding queries.
This is the closest we have to classic search data.
Your turn, Google!
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Using Claude to try to influence AI responses?
This is a great catch by @HannsKronenberg and @MattGSouthern:
@AnthropicAI updated its Usage Policy a few days ago (announced Oct 8, takes effect Nov 12)
A new section bans using Claude to:
❌ Seed the sources that search engines and AI tools pull answers from with content that hides who wrote it or who's behind it (their example: networks of sites posing as independent sources backing the same claims) 👀👀
❌ Push content through networks of fake or "independent" sites to hide that it comes from one source 👀👀
❌ Build or sell tools that do any of this (!!)
The previous version (Sept 2025) *didn't mention search engines or AI answers at all.*
Fake reviews and fake personas were already banned.
The penalty is losing access to Claude.
Feels a lot like the early days of Google’s spam policies!
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Whoa, GSC is now telling site owners how many people are adding them as 'Preferred sources'. Just received a flurry of emails from Google. This would be cool to see *IN GSC*. :)
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Another victim in our War on Expensive Software: Teachable. 🪦
They raised our price from $148 a month to $1,000. Almost 7x!!
(Funny part: I invested in them)
Our COO built our own version instead. Her FIRST app ever. Took her 2 days.
All 152 lessons of our course run on it now.
Raise prices 7x and your customers learn to code.
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i built a jev review machine
(it’s better than any market research tool you can find)
give it a product or competitor and it goes through thousands of reviews across app stores, reddit, amazon, g2 and more
then it pulls out the stuff that actually matters
→ why people buy
→ why they churn
→ what features they keep asking for
→ recurring pain points
→ the exact phrases customers use
instead of throwing 10,000 reviews into one prompt, jev reads them individually, extracts the signals, groups them into themes and ranks them by frequency, intensity and recency
so the output is not just a summary
it becomes a full product + marketing brief
you can see:
→ which complaints are growing
→ what users love most
→ what they wish existed
→ where competitors are weak
the competitor side is probably the best part
1–3 star reviews become a churn map showing why people leave and what you could build or position around
it can also turn real customer language into hooks, ad angles, positioning and product priorities
rt + comment “reviews” and i’ll send the full framework + build guide
(follow for dm)
Finally figured out how to sort Codex projects alphabetically in the desktop app nextstageai.com/sort-codex-p…
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Early signs that the current Google Spam update is hitting sites with highly templated, programmatic, (probably) AI-generated pages, like one page for every phone number/area code
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I did this with a European deliverability tool because they wouldn't ship what I wanted + issued me manual invoices.
That product makes 5 figures/mo now (Tatami) and is about to go self-serve to make much more.
I am going to be self-serve maxxxxxxing next 6 months.
I love this
SaaS sales guy wants to do a call
@halfdantimm hates calls so he says no
Then he vibecodes his own replacement for free!
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I just vibe-coded a B2B SaaS instead of buying it, because the salesperson insisted on a meeting before sending me the price.
Have seen @levelsio write about this and now I experienced it myself.
A salesperson reached out to me on LinkedIn about a platform that uses Apple + Google Wallet to boost webinar show-up rates.
Super smart. We have 20,000 webinar attendees a year at Obsidian, so I wanted to buy it.
I asked for the price. The answer: the fastest way to get one was to book a meeting.
I replied "I don't do calls" and asked them to just send the price so I could buy.
They totally understood, but I still needed a meeting.
So I asked AI to build it into Obsidian's own marketing system (also made by AI and replaced our 4k EUR monthly monday dot com subscription).
About an hour later, I had a working prototype in Google Wallet.
Apple Wallet is ready too, just waiting on 1–3 days of verification.
Price of their software: no idea, but I would have bought it for $100 monthly immediately if I could.
Price of ours: 1 hour with AI while watching Toy Story 5 with the kids, plus $99 a year for an Apple Developer account. Google was free.
Always envied people who sell b2b saas, but not right now.
„If you don’t watch the news, you are uninformed. If you do watch the news, you are misinformed.“
What a great example of a pattern interrupt.
its ironic how many AI-powered dictation tools still struggle with recognizing ChatGPT and often output stuff like JGPT, Jet GPT, Chat GBT, Chachi PT, Chatty PT, etc etc
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I built a zero-person AI newsletter business that did $2,000+ in revenue last month.
No team. No payroll. No freelancers.
Just 4 AI agents running the entire operation (and I spend less than 4 hours a week on it).
Here's how the system works:
→ A CEO agent sets the vision and orchestrates every hire
→ A Growth Engineer scrapes local news, Reddit, and event venues into a daily JSON database
→ A Content Director reads that database, curates the best events, and writes every Thursday newsletter in my voice
→ A Sales Director fields every ad lead, generates ad creative with nano banana, and closes deals over email
→ All orchestrated through Paperclip AI & powered by Claude Code
Spokane Pulse (my local newsletter) now has 6,662 subscribers and a 47.5% open rate, almost double the industry average.
Local newsletters are quietly printing money. Naptown Scoop does $320K/year. Wichita Life clears six figures. The model is wide open in almost every city, especially when building it in an AI-native way.
If you want the full blueprint and step-by-step walkthrough video, Like, RT, and comment "PULSE" (must be following so I can dm you)
I'll send you the exact Paperclip AI company export I use to run Spokane Pulse. You can clone it, swap in your city, and ship.
