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No-slop AI SEO agent that interviews you first
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No-slop AI SEO agent that interviews you first
196 followers
ACME.BOT turns your expertise into no slop SEO articles. Answer a few questions on a topic (from your phone) and your first-hand experience shapes your blog post. AI handles the boring stuff. Like keyword research, illustrations, references, internal linking, and publishing cadence. Create helpful non-commodity content that also satisfies Google's EEAT requirements.
Love the angle on using real expertise over generic AI slop, that's genuinely refreshing. One thing that would seal it for me though, can you add a way to pull in my own raw voice notes or transcripts and have the bot match my writing style? Right now I'm worried the output might still sound like AI even with my answers.
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@sedat127428 Couple of thingsr
Your raw notes can verbatim uploaded in the Knowledge Base it will be used / quoted as a part of research and forming perspectives.
For the raw voice of the narration, at the moment we're only have the option to learn voice from a reference URL that is already published. Based on your feedback will consider adding adding an upload option for the brand voice reference as well.
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Other co-founder here 👋
@abhishek_iyer covered what it does, so I'll just say why I wanted it to exist.
What worked for my previous product was blog posts targeting the specific things people search right before they buy. It worked better than ads and outbound for us.
We tried to scale that with writers, then with AI. Failed both times.
Took me ages to see why.
The posts that worked had things nobody else could write. Numbers from our own work, opinions from years of doing it. That never made it into a brief. So every draft needed hours of editing before I'd put my name on it, and that time never existed.
I generated a lot. I published almost none.
The interview flow is our answer to that. It does the research, reads your docs, then asks you the few things it couldn't know and your answers anchor the piece.
Basically the tool I wanted when I was doing this by hand.
The feedback I most want: if you've tried AI writing tools and quietly stopped publishing the drafts, tell me why. That's the failure mode we are builting against.
@abhishek_iyer @dyuti We did not abandon ours, we changed what the model was allowed to do. Ours used to handle the mechanical parts too - quotes and dashes, stage tracking, SEO fields - and the quality was uneven. Once that moved into scripts and it was left with only the writing, the drafts got better and cost less. The generic tone was not the model. It was how much non-writing work we had given it.
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@alieksia Partly agree. Pulling the mechanical work out of the prompt does make the prose better.But if you just limit the model's job it fixes the tone but not the actual substance of a response.
A model that only writes is still writing the same research anyone else could.
That's why the human stays in the loop. Interviews extract your first-hand knowledge prior to drafting, and approval gates keep you at the exact points where you are irreplaceable.
We're all for having scripts for the mechanics. But what has often been missing is not the division of labor. Rather, it's been the material only the human has.
what if I don't have a strong opinion yet on the topic, does it help me form one.
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@chloe_bennett Iteresting use case - like a good interviewer, it is designed to ask probing questions on a topic and will genuinely force you to think on a topic.
By default it asks only three questions which might not be enough to form a strong opinion on the topic. You can, however ask it to do a longer interview and it will oblige.
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@chloe_bennett Thinking about this more - if you do end up forming an opinion through the probing questions it is exactly the type of golden content that can be harnessed into excellent content pieces.
Honestly the questionnaire flow is way faster than I expected, answered like 6 prompts on my phone during a coffee break and it spit out a solid first draft. The internal linking is the part that surprised me, it actually found relevant stuff on my old posts.
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@alparslansril Awesome - glad you found it useful :)
Love the interview mode and that the article is almost one shot keeping the needs of the brand (and that specific article) in mind.
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@varun_dhamija Glad you liked the interview mode. The interviews compound over time in your Knowledge Base. So as you keep using ACME.BOT to write more blogs the context will keep building.
Love that the questions come to your phone instead of forcing you into a desktop session, that small choice removes the friction of actually sitting down to write.
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@yeterezlb Yes - part of building this tool for ourselves (being the lazy people we are) meant that we wanted to remove all friction to posting - that includes opening a website / desktop session. The feeling of writing content pieces on the go is truly magical :)
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finaly we can ship blogs with our opinions!!
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@jiteshghanchi In a sea of AI Slop blogs - turns out human opinion is the most important missing piece!