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We automated our client's news page to boost their SEO and then built a SaaS around it, and here's how we did it
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We automated our client's news page to boost their SEO and then built a SaaS around it, and here's how we did it

Hi, this is Denis from Snoika, and today I want to share our smart approach to improving a client’s SEO and GEO metrics without drawing the ire of search engine bots due to overly frequent or keyword-stuffed posts.

What this workflow is for

I built this workflow as part of a content strategy to boost SEO for one of our clients. Search engines reward websites that publish fresh, high-quality content consistently, but producing that content manually every day is time-consuming and expensive.

This automation solves this problem by acting as a AI-powered newsroom. It monitors financial RSS feeds around the clock, selects the most impactful stories, rewrites them as original articles in a professional editorial voice but also adds new insights and thoughts, and delivers them to you for direct publishing. Running three times a day, it keeps your website fed with timely market content without any manual effort.

How it works

  1. Trigger: The workflow fires automatically at 08:00, 13:00, and 18:00 every day. You can adjust these times to match your publishing schedule or timezone.
  2. RSS: Four RSS feeds are read simultaneously - Forex NewsStock MarketEconomics, and Financial Advisor. These cover a broad range of financial topics so the AI always has diverse stories to choose from. You can swap these for any RSS feeds relevant to your niche.
  3. Merge: All four feeds are merged into a single stream of articles before filtering begins.
  4. Filter: Only articles published in the last 4 hours are kept. This ensures the workflow only works with fresh, timely content and never resurfaces old stories.
  5. Duplicates: Then, articles with identical titles are removed. This handles cases where the same story appears across multiple feeds.
  6. Memory Reader: Before picking articles, the workflow checks its memory of topics already covered today. This prevents the AI from selecting stories too similar to what was already published earlier in the day.
  7. News Picker: AI agent reviews all remaining articles and selects the 2 best candidates based on market impact, presence of specific data points, and topic diversity. Promotional content, press releases, and video-only articles are filtered out automatically.
  8. Memory Recorder: The titles and article snippets of the selected articles are saved to workflow memory so future runs within the same day know what topics to avoid.
  9. Split Out: The 2 selected articles are split into individual items and processed one by one through a loop.
  10. Extract News: Jina AI scrapes the full article content from the original URL, giving the rewriter the complete text rather than just the RSS snippet.
  11. News Reporter: AI agent rewrites the scraped article as a 400-600 word financial news piece. It adds market context, keeps a strong editorial voice, structures the article with a hook and outlook, and adds new thoughts and insights to make the article original.
  12. Publishing: The finished article is published in a Telegram channel. You can change this to a webhook to publish directly on your website.
  13. Memory Cleaner: After every 3 runs (one full day), the topic memory is cleared automatically so the next day starts fresh.

What you need to get started

  • Google Gemini API key
  • Anthropic API key (Claude)
  • Jina AI API key (FREE)
  • Telegram bot token (FREE)
  • Your own RSS feed URLs from RSSapp or any RSS source
  • A website with a news section to publish the output
  • You can also add the fact-checking step

What your website needs to make this SEO-effective

Publishing AI-written articles is only half the job. To get real SEO value from this content, your website needs the right technical foundation:

  • News schema markup: Add NewsArticle structured data (JSON-LD) to every article page. This tells Google the content is news, enables rich results in Google News and Discover, and increases click-through rates significantly. At minimum include: headlinedatePublisheddateModifiedauthorpublisher, and image.
  • A dedicated news page: Google needs a clear, crawlable archive of your articles. A paginated /news section with proper internal linking between articles helps Google understand your site publishes content regularly.
  • Google News sitemap: A separate sitemap-news.xml that lists only articles published in the last 48 hours. This is required for Google News indexing and tells Google’s news crawler exactly where to look. Standard XML sitemaps are not enough on their own.
  • Fast page load speed: News content is time-sensitive. Google deprioritizes slow pages in news results. Aim for under 2 seconds load time - use a CDN, compress images, and avoid render-blocking scripts on article pages.
  • SEO-friendly URL slugs: Every article page should have a clean, keyword-rich URL slug rather than a generic ID or timestamp. For example /news/fed-raises-interest-rates-2026 instead of /news/?p=1234. This helps Google understand what the page is about before even reading it, improves click-through rates in search results, and makes internal linking easier as your archive grows.
  • Author and E-E-A-T signals: Google’s quality guidelines reward Expertise, Experience, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness - especially for financial content which falls under YMYL (Your Money Your Life). Add a real or clearly defined author profile, an About page explaining your editorial process, and links to your social or professional profiles.
  • Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags: These don’t directly affect rankings but they control how your articles look when shared on social media, which drives traffic back to your site and builds indirect SEO authority through backlinks.

Hope it was useful, wishing y'all good luck!

u/Futtman — 9 hours ago
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Built an AI agent that follows up with leads until they convert (or say no)

Most businesses don’t lose leads because of bad marketing.

They lose them because nobody follows up properly.

Missed calls.

Cold inquiries.

Leads sitting in the CRM.

Gone.

So I built a system that:

• calls new leads instantly

• qualifies them (budget, timeline, intent)

• follows up daily via SMS/WhatsApp

• replies like a human (not templates)

• re-engages cold leads automatically

• pushes booking when they’re ready

What surprised me:

Most conversions didn’t happen on the first call…

They happened after consistent follow-up.

Tech stack:

•	n8n (orchestration)

•	OpenAI (conversation + replies)

•	Twilio (SMS + voice)

•	Supabase (lead tracking)

Still improving:

•	better intent detection

•	smarter re-scoring

•	booking automation
u/Pale-Bloodes — 1 day ago
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I am excited to introduce a powerful new feature to my automation tool. Please share your feedback.

This isn’t another big platform as n8n for example — it’s an independent project, built to make automation faster and simpler. And now, it just got a major upgrade.

Now you can create complex automation pipelines in seconds, without writing code. Simply describe what you want, and let AI handle the structure, logic, and execution.

Whether you're automating data collection, building integrations, or scaling workflows — this feature makes it faster and easier than ever.

From idea → to working pipeline in seconds

Try it now and take your automation to the next level with it

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u/Radiant_Panda1679 — 1 day ago

Why I stopped chasing viral views and started chasing profit

500 views made me $0. 50 views made $100.

Watch the full breakdown 👇 https://youtu.be/r7bma4D8Tdw

I spent years chasing viral vanity metrics. It was a total lie.

I was burning hours on content that looked great but did nothing for my bottom line. Then I built an AI dashboard to track the real data.

The truth? My most-watched videos were dead weight. My smallest videos were my biggest profit drivers.

Now, my AI advisor pulls from my revenue data to tell me exactly what to fix. No more guessing. No more wasting time on content that doesn't grow the business.

I am uploading this full dashboard to my community this week.

How do you track if your content is actually making money, or are you just chasing views? If you had a dashboard that told you exactly what to fix in your funnel, what would you ask it first?

Watch the full breakdown 👇 https://youtu.be/r7bma4D8Tdw

#business #openai #claude #code #cursor #AIContentStrategy #RevenueGrowth #DataDrivenMarketing.

u/Terrible_Freedom427 — 18 hours ago

I love comments like this for my AI automation Skool community.

I just love comments like this.

This comment from my community member, Ella Luna, inside Skool:

"THANK YOU!!! Can I just say that I have NEVER gotten so much value for this amount of money!!! I am blown away!! thank you!!"

Here's what's inside our Skool community:

→ 40 specialized LinkedIn Agents → 100+ n8n workflow templates → OpenClaw Skills & SOPs → Proprietary dashboards → Weekly live build workshops → 🚀NEW: How I Make $10K/Month with Claude Course

🟣 Comment SKOOL and I'll send you the link.

#AI #Automation #Skool #Community

u/Terrible_Freedom427 — 21 hours ago
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Auto Youtube insights in Notion

I’d love a tool where I can:

- track specific YouTube channels for new uploads

- pull in older videos too

- analyze videos with AI

- generate transcripts, scenes, and timestamps

- connect all of that to my Notion research pages

The most valuable part would be this:

Based on the ideas and topics I’m collecting in Notion, the system would recommend which videos — or even which exact parts of videos — are worth watching for that specific research page.

So it would be more than YouTube analytics. It would be an AI research assistant for video, connected to Notion.

Two questions:

  1. Would you use something like this?

  2. Do you know any existing tool that already does most of this?

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u/Daviscrrr8 — 3 days ago

I automated my entire YouTube growth team (30 agents) - giving it away free

I finally automated my entire YouTube growth team…

And I’m giving the whole setup away for FREE. (30 AGENTS)

Most people just ask Claude for video titles.

But the real leverage is turning it into an automated growth engine.

I built a system containing:

• 30 specialized YouTube Agents Skills for Claude Code & OpenClaw🦞 • Each trained for a specific role

This isn’t basic prompting.

It’s a complete YouTube engine covering:

• Strategy & research • Scriptwriting & high-retention hooks • CTR-focused thumbnails & SEO • Engagement & channel growth

Each agent operates like a specialist.

So instead of guessing what to do next…

You plug into a system that already knows what works.

If you want access:

1️⃣ Like 2️⃣ Comment “YOUTUBE” 3️⃣ Make sure we’re connected

I’ll send it over.

🟣 P.S. ♻️ Repost = priority access.

u/Terrible_Freedom427 — 3 days ago

Why my 50-view videos are making more money than my viral ones

500 views made $0. 50 views made $100.

You’re probably wondering how a tiny video beat a viral one.

I spent years following the "post more, stay consistent" trap. I thought more views meant more money. I was wrong. I was flying blind, creating content and hoping for the best.

It wasn't until I built a custom AI dashboard that the truth finally came out.

I finally saw exactly which videos were wasting my time and which ones were actually driving sales.

Here is what I discovered:

↳ Some of my highest-viewed videos had zero conversions. ↳ My lowest-viewed videos were actually my biggest profit drivers. ↳ My AI advisor now tells me exactly what to fix next.

It pulls data from my funnel, syncs with my revenue, and uses expert SOPs to give me actionable advice. No more guessing. No more wasting hours on content that doesn't move the needle.

I spent over $100 and weeks of work building this from scratch, but you don't have to.

🟣 Comment "DASHBOARD" and I'll send you the link to my automation library.

♻️ Repost for priority access..

u/Terrible_Freedom427 — 1 day ago
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Eval workflow for agentic builders: fork any prompt through baseline vs scaffolded agents, blind third-party judge.

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Built an n8n eval workflow that A/B tests any prompt through plain GPT-4o vs GPT-4o + a reasoning scaffold, judged by a blind Gemini evaluator

Solo founder here. I've been building a cognitive infrastructure API (Ejentum) and needed a way for builders to evaluate it on their own agent tasks instead of trusting my benchmarks. So I published the eval as an n8n workflow.

What it is

A three-agent n8n workflow. You paste any prompt in the chat trigger. The prompt fans out through two identical GPT-4o agents (one plain, one with an Ejentum reasoning scaffold injected via an HTTP tool). A blind Gemini Flash evaluator scores both responses on five dimensions (specificity, posture, depth, actionability, honesty) and returns structured JSON with a verdict.

randomized_output_naming

simple eval tool, 3 api keys and type in, universal for any type of evaluation. available on github

The evaluator is allowed to return "tie" and regularly does. Point is you test on your own tasks and decide.

What it's actually testing

  • Whether the cognitive scaffold changes output posture on a given task, or not
  • Whether the scaffolded agent engages the specific claims in your prompt or stays generic
  • How the scaffold affects sycophancy, depth, and diagnostic procedure
  • Whether different harness modes (reasoning, anti-deception, memory, code) stress different task types. Mode is editable in the HTTP tool's JSON body

The diff is often subtle on easy prompts and more pronounced on dual-load prompts (emotional + cognitive claims mixed), advice prompts with a buried false premise, or multi-variable causal reasoning. Low-complexity single-turn tasks often produce ties because GPT-4o handles them well without a scaffold.

Where you might apply this pattern

  • Customer support agents: test whether the scaffold reduces rubber-stamping and increases specificity on customer complaints
  • Code review or diagnostic agents: test whether it catches the failure modes you actually care about
  • Content or research workflows: test whether it reduces generic output on your topics
  • Multi-agent systems: wrap any single agent call in the fork to see the effect before integrating permanently
  • Prompt engineering A/B tests: measure the effect of a cognitive layer against your own prompt iterations

Setup

  1. Import Reasoning_Harness_Eval_Workflow.json
  2. Set three credentials: OpenAI (both producer agents), Google Gemini (blind evaluator), Header Auth for the Ejentum API (free key at ejentum.com, 100 calls)
  3. Paste a prompt in the chat trigger

Workflow diagram:
[attach screenshots/eval_workflow.png]

A vs B output from one run:
[attach screenshots/A_vs_B.png]

Blind evaluator verdict JSON from the same run:
[attach screenshots/A_B__blind_eval.png]

Workflow JSON, READMEs, and a TypeScript port for IDE setups (Antigravity, Claude Code, Cursor): https://github.com/ejentum/eval

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u/frank_brsrk — 2 days ago

I Built a Data-Driven YouTube Content Strategy

I used to guess what videos to make next.

Check competitors. Scroll for hours. Try to “spot trends.”

And still miss.

No clarity. No system. Just hoping something worked.

So I fixed it.

Built a dashboard that removes the guesswork completely:

→ Type any keyword like “AI Automation” → Instantly finds top creators in that niche → Pulls all their videos + keywords → Compares them directly to your channel → Generates proven video ideas using Opus 4.7

Now I don’t brainstorm.

I execute.

Every idea is backed by data, not vibes.

It took weeks to build. And cost me a few hundred dollars to get right.

You don’t need to go through that.

🟣 Comment ANALYSIS and I’ll send it over.

u/Terrible_Freedom427 — 2 days ago

I used 15 AI agents to fix my LinkedIn profile and hit 161k impressions in 30 days

I asked CLAUDE to fix my LinkedIn profile.

It didn't fix it. It turned it into a magnet for leads.

Everyone claims they use AI to grow on LinkedIn.

But they never show the results.

I have the results — 161K+ impressions (in the last 30 days) and 62K+ followers. DM me if you don't believe me and want to see real proof.

Here are the 15 AI agents I used to turn my dead profile into a lead-generating machine in under a week.

───

→ Profile Audit Agent — exposes why your dream clients scroll past you → Headline Agent — crafts headlines that stop the scroll in under 3 seconds → About Section Agent — turns your bio into a story that sells → Experience Agent — flips job titles into outcomes clients care about → Content Pillar Agent — locks in themes so every post builds authority → Hook Agent — generates first lines that grab attention instantly → Story Agent — structures posts so people read to the end → CTA Agent — builds calls to action that pull inbound DMs daily → Keyword Agent — optimizes every section for what your buyers search → Voice Agent — keeps your brand sounding like one person, not five → Competitor Agent — reverse-engineers what's working in your niche → Calendar Agent — maps your posting schedule so you never guess → Engagement Agent — turns scrollers into warm connections → Brand Agent — syncs your offer, audience, and message into one machine → Analytics Agent — tells you exactly what to double down on

All 15 agents are live inside my Skool community right now.

───

Want access to all 15 LinkedIn Personal Brand Agents?

1️⃣ Like this post 👍 2️⃣ Comment "RESULTS" below 3️⃣ I'll DM you the link to join and get instant access

P.S. Repost for priority access (to get it faster)

u/Terrible_Freedom427 — 6 days ago

If we run n8n privately behind our app on a paid plan, but third-party creators submit workflows that we host and monetize on a rev-share basis, with end users never seeing n8n, does that require N8N Enterprise/commercial licensing?

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u/Daviscrrr8 — 1 day ago

Converting n8n workflows into billable APIs and monetizing with Stripe – open source tool, would you use this?

yo

This is something that I have been working on for the past few weeks on the side and would love to get some feedback from others to see if there is any interest in this at all before I take it further.

I had some n8n workflows doing useful stuff—generating reports, processing data, etc.—and thought "I could totally sell access to these as an API." Except n8n webhooks are naked. No auth, no rate limiting, no Stripe hookups. Turning them into a paid service meant building a whole FastAPI proxy and wiring up Stripe myself. Gross.

And Zapier's per-task pricing gets stupid expensive fast.

So I built a little thing to fix it.

What it does (working on my machine, not public yet):

Lightweight proxy that sits in front of n8n. Configure once, forget it exists. Handles:

  • API keys so random people can't hammer your endpoints
  • Rate limiting so one bad actor doesn't tank your server
  • Stripe magic – someone subscribes API key gets created automatically. They cancel Key revoked instantly.

Basically wraps any n8n workflow in a proper API layer so you can actually monetize the damn thing. Zero code changes in n8n itself.

Current state: Working locally. CLI works, logs are clean, expiry dates work, stats endpoint exists. Haven't put it on GitHub yet—wanna see if anyone besides me would actually use it.

It'll be 100% open source  if I release it.

Honest questions:

  • Would you use something like this?
  • What's your current hack for selling access to n8n workflows?
  • Stripe integration actually useful or overkill for your needs?
  • Feature that would make you instantly bookmark this?

If people are into it, I'll clean it up, write docs, drop the repo link. If not, I'll just keep using it myself and save my weekends lol.

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u/Ok_Swimmer8706 — 2 days ago

🚀Module 3 of my $10K pm with Claude Course is Ready😎

🚀Module 3 of my $10K pm with Claude Course is Ready😎

Hey guys, Iv just uploaded the next module in the 10K pm with Claude course.

In this module, you will learn the exact Tool Stack that I use in my business that help to generate revenue.

Im really excited for Module 4 as we'll be diving into Claude Chat, Claude Code & Claude Cowork practical basics.

Comment "$10K" to get the link to the course.

Iv heard your guys requests and feedback for technical basics and we'll be including that in Module 4.

u/Terrible_Freedom427 — 7 days ago

Finally stopped babysitting my business thanks to automation

That feeling when you realize your systems are actually running themselves.

You’re not just saving time. You’re finally reclaiming your headspace. No more babysitting tasks or putting out fires. Just a business that functions the way you designed it to.

It didn't happen overnight, but building the automation engine was the best investment I ever made.

🟣 Comment AUTOMATION and I’ll send you the link to the community where I keep all my workflows, skills, and SOPs.

#BusinessAutomation #AI #FounderGrowth #AugmentedAI #jonnhamm.

u/Terrible_Freedom427 — 6 days ago

I stopped wasting hours on tasks I lacked expertise in.

I stopped wasting hours on tasks I lacked expertise in.

I used to spend days learning skills just to solve one-off problems. Then I built a system to distill expert knowledge directly into my own AI tools.

Now, I have 50+ high-ROI workflows that save my clients 20+ hours and $5,000 every single week.

I turned this exact strategy into a cheat sheet so you never have to prompt the same problem twice.

🟣 Connect with me so I can DM you the resource 🟣 Comment "AUTOMATION" to get the free cheat sheet

Follow @Ritesh Kanjee and @Augmented AI.

#BusinessAutomation #ScaleYourBusiness #AIForBusiness #WorkflowAutomation #ProductivityHacks.

u/Terrible_Freedom427 — 7 days ago

Picking a vertical is SO hard: Which of these 3 niches actually pays for 'Speed to Lead' automation in 2026?

Hey guys,

I’m launching an AAA and want to focus on automating repeatable workflows (lead qual, appointment setting, and CRM data entry).

I'm debating between these three niches and would love your take on which has the lowest barrier to entry for a first-ever client:

  1. Online Coaches: High demand for DM automation, but potentially low budgets?
  2. Real Estate: High lead value, but are they too "old school" or too saturated to pitch?
  3. Recruitment: Massive admin load, but is the sales cycle too long?

Would love guidance on what vertical choose, I've hit a mini roadblock here and would appreciate and insight, thanks reddit!

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u/asdhjskhfasdjk — 23 hours ago

🚀 I turned a manual "outreach mess" into a zero-CRM automation engine.

🚀 I turned a manual "outreach mess" into a zero-CRM automation engine.

Lead nurturing is usually a productivity killer. Between missed follow-ups and the "cringe" of emailing someone who already replied, the manual workflow is pure chaos.

I decided to stop fighting the process and start engineering a solution.

🚩 The Problem

  • The Follow-up Gap: Missing the 3rd touchpoint because life happens.
  • The "Double-Email" Cringe: Automated follow-ups hitting people who already replied.
  • Template Fatigue: Generic messages that get marked as spam.

🛠️ The Solution: The "Zero-Tax" n8n Engine

I built a professional-grade outreach machine that runs on autopilot using n8n.

The Technical Fixes:

  • Custom Link Tracking: I built my own Webhook tracker to log interest in Google Sheets and trigger specific follow-ups based on clicks. No third-party SaaS tax.
  • AI Personalization: Integrated Google Gemini to scan lead data and write short, contextual emails. No more copy-paste templates.
  • Smart Reply Detection: A cron job monitors Gmail. If a reply hits, the status flips to "Replied," the automation kills all future sequences, and I get a Telegram alert.
  • One-Click Unsubscribe: Fully compliant, webhook-based opt-outs.

📊 The Tech Stack

  • Orchestration: n8n
  • Intelligence: Google Gemini
  • Database: Google Sheets
  • Alerting: Telegram

https://preview.redd.it/xss9a0w5azwg1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=296b9be4225bb03b5831741bfc681e66d1bde7fd

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u/n8n_with_kunal — 11 hours ago

I build your automations.

Hey, I’m an automation expert and I ship fast.

**The Process:**

  1. **DM me your problem:** Tell me what you want to automate.

  2. **Strategy & Quote:** I send you the exact architecture + a fixed price.

  3. **Build:** I build the system and send you a video demo/access.

  4. **Payment:** If it works exactly as requested, you pay. If not, you don't.

**Recent Ships:**

* **AI Receptionist:** Reduced no-shows for a busy restaurant.

* **Ops Engine:** Automated a medical practice’s entire workflow.

* **WhatsApp Real Estate:** Lead management & follow-ups on autopilot.

* **Agency Retention:** Automated client reporting and onboarding.

**Stack:** n8n, Python, AI (OpenAI/Claude), WhatsApp, Airtable.

No fluff, no long meetings. Just working code.

**DM me your idea, and I'll tell you if I can build it.**

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u/Clear-Welder9882 — 7 hours ago