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Almost full functionality, enough for work.

ChatGPT 5.2 Thinking Model But I can't share the prompt, sorry. Hint: - all generated articles need to be checked for uniqueness. - all generated articles need to be checked for AI content detection in the appropriate services. Then the result will be good. Create the prompt with the AI through...

It all depends on your niche and your GEO. In some niches and GEOs, the cost per click is so high that advertising will never pay off. Then the only option is SEO. Or advertising on less popular traffic sources (Quora, Reddit, etc.).

I tested all the AI models you mentioned. I tested them on the same technical specifications. Chatgpt performed best in terms of uniqueness and AI anti-detection. But if we're talking specifically about the readability of the text from a human perspective, then Cloud was better. A LOT depends on...

I wouldn't start a blog in 2026 if I were you, if you plan to make money from it. For example, I know ways to quickly create hundreds of decent-quality articles with images in a day using N8N automation. And these will be really good articles on simple, everyday topics (not complex technical...

Black hat SEO is always cheaper. At least when it comes to link building. For example, I buy articles from internal pages on hacked websites for $0.40. And from the main page for $6. Yes, these aren't super-trusted sites, but there are plenty of them and they're cheap. Plus, it works for low-...

And so it will be. Information queries have already migrated to AI chats. When AI chats integrate payment for goods without redirecting to the seller's website, the commercial search results will plummet. Progress cannot be stopped; we can only keep up with it. It must be honestly acknowledged...

Use platforms like Medium or similar sites with a high level of trust. Brief checklist: 1. Choose a topic and keywords without super competition (Semrush will help you). 2. Write high-quality content on your chosen topic! 3. After publishing the content, add links to the article. You can use...

If you want decent content, you need data on the keywords that lead to your competitors' websites. Google Keyword Planner doesn't provide complete information. So, use Semrush and/or Ahrefs for this. If you don't have the money for a full subscription to these tools, buy them from crowdfunding...

Semrush can do everything you described.But now you need a separate subscription for that. Previously, everything was available under one subscription (greed will ruin Semrush).

Ahrefs is better in quality, but its limits prevent me from scaling my analytics. That's why I use Semrush. Lifehack: Semrush and Ahrefs don't necessarily have to be purchased directly. There are many intermediaries and crowdfunding sites where subscriptions to these tools start at $5-6 per month.

If you're worried about losing all your traffic if your domain is banned (and in some niches, this is a big risk), it's better to use subdomains. But each subdomain needs to be promoted separately with links, and that requires a BIG budget! If you don't have a link budget, and your niche is such...

Honestly, Semrush is too comprehensive a tool for anyone to describe ALL the ways to analyze competitors with it. Briefly, this is how I usually do it in Semrush: 1. I find the main, highly competitive keyword in the niche. 2. Using this keyword, I find the top competitors (with the most...

I'd also add cluster analysis to the top organic pages section of Semrush. You can often find entire clusters of pages there that most competitors don't have. This allows you to collect traffic with virtually no competition.In highly specific niches, this is rare, but in low-competition ones, I...

I agree that Ahrefs is better, but are their limits enough for you? Semrush's information is a bit worse, and it's also a bit less structured, but the limits allow you to work NORMALLY with large projects.Lifehack: if you don't want to spend money on Semrush, just buy it from resellers. Prices...