How to fully automate keyword research with AI agents

[TheVigilante]

There is some learning curve involved but damn this is some learning guys

A solid use case of what AI agents can do when it comes to keyword research really

 

[FatBee]

Im lazy to watch it, but what is he selling?

 

[TheVigilante]

Im lazy to watch it, but what is he selling?

Nothing

just pure value it's hardly 4 mins might be worth a shot

 

[t2van]

Im lazy to watch it, but what is he selling?

Summed up an IM forum perfectly.

 

[MisterF]

Works if you have Ahrefs API access.

 

[FatBee]

SInce everything is AI genned with human touch this days, doesent hurt making 100 articles and retouch them and just post them :v Why would i research ffs

 

[t2van]

SInce everything is AI genned with human touch this days, doesent hurt making 100 articles and retouch them and just post them :v Why would i research ffs

I don't think everything is AI-generated. In fact, I can pretty much say that not everything is AI-generated.

Knowing something about what your asking AI to create lets you at least check it to see if it's correct, rather than just posting an endle waffle of bollocks.

I'll keep an eye out for 'my site has had a penalty' or 'google update hurt me' blah blah blah sort of thread in the future

 

[FatBee]

I don't think everything is AI-generated. In fact, I can pretty much say that not everything is AI-generated.

Knowing something about what your asking AI to create lets you at least check it to see if it's correct, rather than just posting an endle waffle of bollocks.

I'll keep an eye out for 'my site has had a penalty' or 'google update hurt me' blah blah blah sort of thread in the future

What i mean by what i said is:
You can make content superfast this day's. Start from the highest volume keywords and start printing. Overtime, refresh/add value to the content.. Much easier than prior to the AI era.

 

[Aristocratic]

Nice approach but ahrefs api costs

 

[FatBee]

What i mean by what i said is:
You can make content superfast this day's. Start from the highest volume keywords and start printing. Overtime, refresh/add value to the content.. Much easier than prior to the AI era.

Ill add up to this.
Over the years i learned that going for the hardest keywords, with a dream, is very much worthy, especially if you can blast pSEO around it.
Sometimes $40 worth of backlinks from crork.io (no ad, prob every little jeet know about it anyway), will outrank years old pages and PBN boosted bs.

I had ranked #1-5 in insanely hard niches with little to no effort and my broken English back in the day.
Latest success like this was 1 year ago.

And since i kinda talk openly about my strategy, i very often buy crork 90 day packes for fresh sites before i start the actual link building and pushing content. Does wonders, no matter how bs it is.

 

[RogerM]

In the past couple of months, I´ve been diving deep into N8N and I am currently developing a couple of workflows inspired by a few YouTube videos I´ve seen on the internet.

Thus far, I found mind-blowing the type of stuff people have been able to build in n8n and not just about keyword research.

But since this thread is about keyword research, here are my favorite tutorial on n8n around that topic.

 

[Octavia]

<<<<---- People ( look to the arrow) are trying to automate everything with n8n, but sometimes running scripts by itself rather than through N8N is faster and less headache. I find that N8N is overcomplicating certain things.

Learning curve alright, but for the Reddit based stuff I find that running them through PRAW is way better But that is just me

still need to make a few AI agents, but gotta collect all the API Creds first

 

[Pythagore]

<<<<---- People ( look to the arrow) are trying to automate everything with n8n

Simple...




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