RankSpot is your fully automated AI agent that researches, writes, and publishes SEO articles to your blog daily - getting you cited in AI answers and ranked on Google.
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You're pitching busy founders who can't do SEO themselves, but the review queue before publishing puts the work back on them. Is that intentional friction to prevent brand damage, or a stepping stone before you ship fully autonomous publishing?
@nelly_orlova You don't have to review it unless you want to. It can automatically publish blog posts without prior reviewing it 😉
It alraedy generates SEO optimzied ready to publish articles
@danshipit got it, seems when I signed in yesterday - i missed that it's optional. Honestly - didn't add card details after signup, so didn't test the full flow.
then the questions abt brand voice, auto-publish at scale works until one article goes out with wrong tone or a hallucinated stat and the founder doesn't catch it. do you have anything to read to understand how it works more in detail?
@nelly_orlova good question!
There're few things worth mentioning:
1. We always provide a lot of the context for an article generation. We check and analyze Google and check what's already ranking.
2. There're additional instructions which you can override if you want to control article generation even more.
If you want, you can jump on a call and I'll explain you how everything works: https://cal.com/danshipit/30min
Will it also work for NextJS vibe coded apps ? Congrats @danshipit
@farhan_nazir55 Yes, definetely! You can either use webhook or set up BlogBowl for that!
RankSpot does not handle blog hosting, but publishes into existing integrations
@lakshminath_dondeti Yes, it does! I acutally wrote an article yesterday, that explain that AEO is SEO with few things on top.
Here's teh article:
https://www.producthunt.com/p/rankspot/seo-is-dead-they-ve-been-saying-this-since-2000
Regarding AEO:
- we add FAQ to artticles
- we display Reddit forums to people so that they can use it to rank even higher
- we add quotes and statistics
@lakshminath_dondeti Let me know if you have any questions!
Congrats on launch! How do you find keywords and monitor competitors?
@malithmcrdev Good question, Malith!
We use 3rd party providers to get keywords from Google and Bing for both - clients domain and the domains of the competitors. Than we score all of the keywords by relevance to the business(AI), search volume and competition and only after we choose a specific keyword, find similar keywords and write articles.
As for competitor monitoring, we pull their keywords and also monitor their Reddit presence so you can always be on top of them!
@malithmcrdev Hi Malith, thank you! I see that you are consistent with you blog at ZapDigits, do you use any tool? Do you want to try RankSpot?
@svyat_dvoretski Hi great question!
Will copy one of my previous answers ;)
There's a lot of competition, but the market is green I'd say 😅 Main thing is that we're focused on quality and competitor intelligence. We're always looking at what competitors of the business do and what they rank for. We also focus not only on SEO, but on GEO presence as well. I also have a lot of experience in SEO and scaled previous product to 200k clicks from Google and all of the best practices were applied to RankSpot algorithms to make it work ;)
@svyat_dvoretski Hi! I see your blog section at https://www.inxy.io/blog, which tools do you use to write articles? If you think that RankSpot could be helpful and worth trying, let me know!
Happy launch! I've already tried generation of non-english articles and they are very high quality. Incredible product!
@mrfullset Thank you very much!
Yeah, we support multiple languages! ❤️
@mrfullset thank you, glad to hear!
Really interesting approach. The competitor intelligence angle is what caught my eye — I've been doing something similar manually for my SaaS (analyzing what content ranks for competitors in the YouTube creator tools space) and it's painfully slow.
How does it handle niche topics where search volume is low but intent is high? That's the sweet spot for most indie products — the keywords that matter most have 50-200 monthly searches but convert like crazy.