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5 contributions to Lovable Ai
Free organic traffic, without paying an agency or a $200/month tool
We all know the feeling. You design something beautiful, you ship it, and then someone shows up with a quote: "$2,000 a month and we'll get you ranking." Or a tool that wants $200 a month before it shows you a single keyword. They're betting on the same thing every time: that we're designers, so we won't look under the hood. That SEO stays a black box we have to rent access to. They're betting on the same thing every time: that we're designers, so we won't look under the hood. That SEO stays a black box we have to rent access to. It isn't. Not anymore. Three free plugins turn Claude Code into everything they were charging us for: 1. GSC MCP — Plugs Claude straight into your Google Search Console. It reads your real analytics, finds the keywords you're sitting on page 2 for, and tells you the exact change that pushes you to page 1. That's the "audit" they charge $500 for. 2. OpenSEO — The free replacement for Ahrefs and SEMrush. Keyword research, rank tracking, backlink analysis, full site audits. Same data. Zero dollars. 3. GeoOptimizer Skill — Optimizes your site for generative engine optimization, the new standard. So when someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, or Google's AI Overviews for a designer, it cites your site instead of the one that paid an agency. No retainer. No subscription. No one in the middle taking a cut of work we can do ourselves. We're not behind on this. We're just the first ones to stop paying for it. Comment "SEO" and I'll send you all three links.
Free organic traffic, without paying an agency or a $200/month tool
1 like • 4d
SEO
They just open-sourced the whole thing and are paying $50,000 to clone it
We spend our lives asking permission. Permission to use the tool. Permission to build on the platform. Permission that costs $99 a month, forever, for software we could have owned. Higgsfield just flipped that. They open-sourced their entire platform. The whole thing. And they're putting up $50,000 for people to clone it. Why would anyone do that? Because it's genius. It means any one of us can take that code, wrap it in our own design, and sell it as our own software in our own niche. An AI ad platform for Life Insurance. A video generator for real estate agents. A content engine for restaurants. Pick an industry nobody has built for yet and it's yours. And they didn't stop there. They just launched a Unify API with no subscription needed. So the hardest, most expensive part of building a video platform, the part that used to require a funded team, is now a line in your project. The code is free. The API is free. The only thing missing is someone who knows how to make it look like a real product instead of a dev demo. That's us. That's literally the only part they can't open-source. Comment "CLONE" and I'll send you the API link so you can start building.
They just open-sourced the whole thing and are paying $50,000 to clone it
2 likes • 4d
clone
Vibe coding didn’t invent programming. It just skipped the part where you learn it.
Everyone’s out here hoarding “Claude skills” and vibe-coding cheat sheets like there’s some secret trick to make AI build good UI. There isn’t a trick. You just don’t have a dev background — so you don’t know what to actually ask for. That’s the whole gap. Here’s what I mean. Vibe coding didn’t invent animation libraries. Didn’t invent icon sets. Didn’t invent fonts. Those have existed for years, built by real developers, sitting there the whole time. All vibe coding did was shorten the typing. So I stopped talking to Lovable like a customer and started talking to it like a developer. Installed the exact packages a real dev would install. Named the exact libraries a real dev would name. And Lovable just… acted like a programmer. Built it clean, first try. Voilà. What do you think — anything here you’d push further? Comment “SLOP” and I’ll send you the prompt. (PAID)
Vibe coding didn’t invent programming. It just skipped the part where you learn it.
1 like • Aug 2
slop
1 like • Aug 2
And you really hit the nail on the head with the post above! Been marketing online full time since 2000 (yes, I'm old! LOL!), and I have never coded.... but recently built my first app with Replit. At first, I talked like a customer...that got me a basic "almost" working app, but with lots of things that either didn't work, or if they did work, were inconsistent /buggy, or were not at all what I envisioned ( I was trying to build a tool I personally needed..for me! So I knew what I needed)....so then I started uploading examples of features/functions from other types of softwares that I wanted to attempt to incorporate in mine to Replit with explicit instructions...at the time not even sure much of the functionality I wanted would be possible.....and it WAS! Really happy with my first project, my daughter is using it in her online earring business, (had to test it in the real world!) I am now going to market it!
💀 $100/month for Claude Code? Nah.
There’s a free alternative… and it’s actually insane. It’s called OpenCode 👇 Same vibe. Same full-stack coding flow. Zero paywalls. Zero limits. You get: ⚡ Access to models like Kimi, MiniMax, GLM (+ unreleased ones) ⚡ Full agent workflow — MCP servers, sub-agents, skills ⚡ Build real apps end-to-end (not just toy outputs) This is basically what everyone wishes Claude Code was… just without paying $100/month. Setup takes like 30 seconds: → Download it OR → Run one terminal command That’s it. If you’re into vibe coding — this is a no-brainer. 👇 Comment “code” and I’ll send the link
💀 $100/month for Claude Code? Nah.
2 likes • Mar 19
code
PR HACKING
Most people think PR is reserved for celebrities, Fortune 500 companies, or people with massive networks. But in reality? Anyone — literally anyone — can manufacture their own publicity, dominate Google search results, and look like an industry authority in a matter of weeks. You don’t need a PR agent.You don’t need Hollywood connections.You don’t even need a “real story.” You just need to understand how the modern PR ecosystem works… and how to hack it. Here’s the step-by-step blueprint. Your first move is to publish a simple press release about yourself, your brand, your offer, your personal transformation — anything that positions you as noteworthy. This is where ChatGPT becomes your personal PR ghostwriter. Just feed it a prompt like: “Write me a promotional press release about [your name], founder of [your business] at [yourdomain.com]. Stuff it with keywords like [your industry keywords] so I can rank for them. Make it sound official and newsworthy.” ChatGPT will generate a full, polished press release that reads like it came from a PR firm charging $7,000 per month. Then you submit that press release to dozens of free PR distribution sites. These sites publish your article publicly, index it on Google, and help you build instant credibility when someone searches your name or brand. Now that you have your free press releases live, it’s time to level up. Paid PR distribution networks will syndicate your release on major media outlets — places like FOX, Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, or even Forbes-stylepartner sites. Try BrandPush This is how people go from: “Who the hell is this?” to “Wow… they’ve been featured everywhere.” These services give you the magical badge every marketer wants: “As Seen On • Forbes • Yahoo • MarketWatch • FOX” When you put these on your website, funnels, sales pages, checkout pages, or social media bios, your perceived value skyrockets instantly.
1 like • Feb 12
AWESOME POST!
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Joined Jan 22, 2026
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