@Daniel Agrici I just skimmed your new video "Claude is getting a watermark - here's how I still publish" in 2x speed and whilst it was great I did notice possibly an improvement, regarding your humanising. Have you checked out "https://github.com/blader/humanizer" and would you find it useful to incorporate into the blog itself? For instance, claude writes the blog, codex uses "humanizer" to humanise the language. Vice versa for codex>claude etc.

I gave Claude Blog one prompt and it produced a complete post: cover image, audio summary, charts, real sources, internal links. Then I did the human pass on top. The post happens to be about Claude's new invisible watermark, so you get both the workflow and the news in one go. Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JMWPF4t82M Read the finished post: https://claude-blog.md/blog/claude-watermark-synthid-guide

Posting this one because a few of you asked what each command actually does, not just how to install it. I go through all 25, one at a time, in 8 minutes. What it does, and when to reach for it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4SaqeBH0zU If you only run three this week: 1. /seo sitemap. Run it once for your site. It is step one for everything else. 2. /seo audit. Point it at your most important page. You get a 0-100 score and the prioritized fixes. 3. /seo geo. Check whether AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity can actually cite that page. Worth knowing before you start: the free tier makes no third-party API calls, so Core Web Vitals are lab estimates until you add Google credentials. Adding them is free and takes about ten minutes.

Excuse me if this has been asked before/is being done, but I was writing 6 pages and I noticed that sometimes there may be issues with the blogs not syncing properly. This could be because claude isn't following the exact plugin skills as asked but could it be possible we're missing a cross-page sync/audit? So if you write/optimise a few pages, you can check to make sure the pages are all in a similar/correct format with each other?

The workflow JSON is attached. Here's what it does and what you'll need. Example of output One form input: website URL, country, language. From that it runs six phases: 1. Keywords the site already ranks for (volume, intent, difficulty, competition, CPC, bids, trends) 2. Keywords the site could rank for 3. Google Lighthouse, full audit 4. Sitemap map + a scrape loop over every page (screenshot, HTML, markdown) 5. On-page SEO audit 6. Domain signals: backlinks, domain rank, technologies, relevant pages Then it renders one canonical report object into a PDF, an HTML report, a Markdown file and an XLSX keyword sheet. What you need before importing: - n8n (self-hosted or cloud) - DataForSEO API key - Firecrawl API key - Gotenberg running for the PDF render (this one trips people up - the PDF node points at `http://gotenberg:3000`, so it needs to be reachable from your n8n container) Full video walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O53pNhQopPI Import it, run it on your own site, and post your report's overall health score below. If a node errors, paste the error and which node it was and I'll help you fix it.