Digital Media Lab
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- Mar 11, 2017
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I am obviously going to be super biased (because it is my tool) but Linkter.ai
It's an actual AI internal linking tool.
I only just launched a few weeks ago after months of hard work. Ever since AI came out, I worked super hard on finding better ways to automate internal linking work (since that was taking around 100h for my VA every month) for my portfolio of content websites.
I started with a Google Sheets script, then moved onto Python + ChatGPT API which gave me solid results. As time went on, I kept adding new features, until I've realized I nearly built a product out of it.
Asked a couple of friends to test it and they were delighted. Moved on to build an entire backend for it, and then privately launched to a community of SEOs to iron out the bugs and get some more feedback.
Launched publicly 2 weeks ago, and we already have over 100 new signups. I've never been happier seeing people use something I've built.
Anyway, enough with the backstory.
This is what Linkter can do that no other tool does:
-Uses AI to analyze every word and sentence on your website to find semantic connections between different posts - Nobody has done this on this scale because it's... well quite expensive, to be honest and most software makers are greedy AF. But it's only way to get the job done right, and have precise recommendations 9/10 times.
-Anchor text manager - based on keywords from your Search Console and Google Keywords API.
-AI implementation - you pick the recommendations you love, anchor texts, and AI integrates them for you by writing or rewriting content with a single click of a button. There's also a prompt box to instruct AI on how you want the integration to happen.
There's a ton more features but these are the key ones that are a true difference maker.
On top of that, you can actually bring your own ChatGPT API key and lower the tool costs and only pay for what you spend. Most AI software are reselling you their API key at 4x markup, but that's not something I like as a user, so this is my way of "correcting" the industry's bad practice.
It's an actual AI internal linking tool.
I only just launched a few weeks ago after months of hard work. Ever since AI came out, I worked super hard on finding better ways to automate internal linking work (since that was taking around 100h for my VA every month) for my portfolio of content websites.
I started with a Google Sheets script, then moved onto Python + ChatGPT API which gave me solid results. As time went on, I kept adding new features, until I've realized I nearly built a product out of it.
Asked a couple of friends to test it and they were delighted. Moved on to build an entire backend for it, and then privately launched to a community of SEOs to iron out the bugs and get some more feedback.
Launched publicly 2 weeks ago, and we already have over 100 new signups. I've never been happier seeing people use something I've built.
Anyway, enough with the backstory.
This is what Linkter can do that no other tool does:
-Uses AI to analyze every word and sentence on your website to find semantic connections between different posts - Nobody has done this on this scale because it's... well quite expensive, to be honest and most software makers are greedy AF. But it's only way to get the job done right, and have precise recommendations 9/10 times.
-Anchor text manager - based on keywords from your Search Console and Google Keywords API.
-AI implementation - you pick the recommendations you love, anchor texts, and AI integrates them for you by writing or rewriting content with a single click of a button. There's also a prompt box to instruct AI on how you want the integration to happen.
There's a ton more features but these are the key ones that are a true difference maker.
On top of that, you can actually bring your own ChatGPT API key and lower the tool costs and only pay for what you spend. Most AI software are reselling you their API key at 4x markup, but that's not something I like as a user, so this is my way of "correcting" the industry's bad practice.
