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Posts about building businesses: products, marketing, sales and what my own projects taught me.
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I ran Roast My Web through is-agentic and in one afternoon it went from 72 to 97 out of 100.
For anyone who doesn’t know it: it’s a free Vercel website that tells you whether AI agents can find, read and use your website.…
I have an SEO skill for my agents that’s turning into something pretty insane.
The skill has grown so much over time that I’ve had to split it into several more specialized subskills.
💎 This guy made a list of the best people in SEO.
I asked 6.1 Sol to analyze what each of them does and collect their learnings.
And I added them to my SEO skill.
Here’s the updated prompt so you can use it too👇
Go to jeravalue.com/en/prompts
And copy "The SEO and AI visibility operating system"
💰 Day 17 building an investing tool from scratch.
If you buy a company in the middle of a merger and the deal falls through, you're left with that company. So you’d better know what you’re buying.
💰 Day 14 building an investment tool from scratch.
There’s been a bit of a pause for a few days while I spent time on RMW, let my agents work on the backend, and became a Costco member.
Anyway, we’re back.
SEO factors tier list
tier s
- search intent - backlinks from trustworthy sites - semantic relevance - topical authority
tier a
- relevant titles - original research and first-party data - content quality - user satisfaction
tier b
I’ve been putting a lot of work into Roast My Web over the last few weeks.
Lots of improvements, including new report types, better white-labeling, neutral URLs, etc.
Launching new products is scary.
A ton of hours spent on something that might end up being worth nothing. And the closer you get to the finish line, the more you want to say fuck it all.
A ton of respect for anyone trying to get a project off the ground.
From the outside, it looks hard. But once you get into it, you discover two pretty curious things:
I think the apparent arrogance of a lot of entrepreneurs makes more sense when you realize what they’re trying to do.
It’s not that they think they’re always right. Or that they’re better than everyone else. Or even that they’re the right people to start a company.
