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Show HN: A rude AI that will roast your website SEO

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Hi HN,

I've built a ruthless AI that tears apart your website and gives you brutally honest SEO advice. It also does basic keyword research based on your page content, and suggests five topical clustering strategies, so you can feed them to your favorite AI and generate blog posts that build real topical authority.

It's completely free. Would love to hear your feedback: https://seomode.co/tools/seo-roast

Cheers!

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I have a little neocities site that’s just html, no SEO of any kind. The site thew an error. It also threw an error for Google. I got results with hacker news though.

Thanks for the feedback, I will check logs to see why it didn't render and analyzed your website.

but for google, I actually blocked top websites, like google, fb, etc :D

Hi! How did you achieve the loading effect with the spinning circles? Would love to know how you did that!

Hi there, I found the animation on LottieFiles.com, exported the JSON, and used it here

Thanks! I've been looking a long time this kind of an effect. Can't believe that its also free :O

PS. Your SEO scanner is also amazing, can't believe its free. You would definitely make some good bucks with a stripe paywall. I'd be ready to pay for it indeed

Yep, there are all kinds of effects and animations for any keyword you search, plus you can change the color theme to match your branding, so it’s definitely awesome.

Also, thank you for your feedback! Right now, we’re only offering a service, but I’m thinking about adding software to our offer since that’s where I personally excel.

Would love to know what exactly you liked about this tool so I can pack that into the software!

The AI implementation and Niche Analysis is really great, as it gives good insights into what could be done to improve it. Also the UI is really straight forward, no yapping and straight to the point. I also like that it has no login which makes the threshold to use it smaller.

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