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I'm happy to discuss this stuff with anyone interested. If you need a project done, hit me up at WebIgniter.com |
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I think a challenge there would be getting approved for the Airbnb API because they want to know use case. They do approve travel booking sites, so could fly, just more of a process. But barriers to entry can be a plus if you get through of course. |
We wrote a similar code using Claude earlier this year, but for hotels and also noticed a lot of top ranks for specific hotel names and locations.
Throw some Google ad codes up and make decent $$ with next to no work needed :thumbsup |
Mindi,
First let me say, impressive automation work. I am doing alot of automation these days too, and if they aren't already, alot of people should start looking into automation the way you are. Quote:
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Yeah I bet you're fucking curious since I'm now in your backyard as well. |
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OK this is awesome for mainstream (congrats man, very impressive!) but can we discuss doing this for porn paysites? This being a porn industry board and all. :)
Is it possible or is mainstream sites the way to go with this? |
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Well the only 'data source' is my content on my server. I am not using API from different companies to integrate their content.
I just want to churn out new porn sites with the least amount of effort. :) |
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This is nice. The past two nights, I've typed a prompt and went to bed. I wake up, and there's a new site ready to go. It's just like Christmas :xmas-smil30 |
I have now unlocked -EVERYTHING-
It is no longer just for restaurants. This expands the capability enormously. Test template for a Brantford Dermatology clinic: https://brantfordinsider.com/busines...logy-oakville/ This is developing at a rapid pace now, in between website orders... seems a lot of people want these built overnight. This is simply an informative type listing. They can also become promotional with a complete rewrite in tone and presentation, CTA buttons, etc. |
Multilingual capability is in the works :thumbsup
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Nice work. It looks great!
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Friendly nudge....this will work...simply business
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I wonder if it will mean that premium domain names will increase in value again, as it will be so easy to automate site building that domains will be one of the few things that will set a site apart from all the rest? In any case, I've got hundreds of domains that I was planning to finally let drop, but now I'm keeping as it will be easy automate developing them soon (at least pending upon the age verification problem). |
In the end, data is just data, so yes you can do this. The problem is that the Ai models I use, wont write adult content. I suppose it would be possible to build out the frame/template of the page (or site) with place holders for adult content, and then have a more relaxed, adult-intent Ai come in and write that part.
That should not be hard to build. Actually... if I were still in that game I think I would do this. I could kill adult dating with something like that... if there were any adult dating left. |
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whats so magic about this ? its called scraping or stealing
you can pull any scraped content and republish via wordpress api since 15 years now with a couple of lines of code the question is, is there a demand for that kind of search traffic and what makes your results better then all those competitors doing the same . there are gazillions of rescrapers out there . good luck with your new rocket science. if you needed ai to figure this out your a bit late to the party i guess. |
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Mindi, Again, nice automatation. I do alot of automation too as mentioned so I am interested in this kind of stuff.
I noticed in your Search Console screenshot that many of your top rankings are for specific restaurant names like "labetto", "le vita", "levetta pizza". When I check these in Google Keyword Planner and similar tools, they show very low/zero search volume. Could you share some examples of your rankings for higher-volume discovery keywords like "best restaurants in brantford" or "italian restaurants brantford"? Those are typically the queries that drive actual traffic and business leads. For reference, here's a search for one of the competitive terms: https://www.google.com/search?q=best...s+in+brantford Where does your site show up for queries like these? |
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FUCK OFF - Do you understand NOW? You and you "employee" TheLegacy already tried attacking my business once and now he's already destroyed his credibility, got exposed as a fraud, came back as a stalker and attacked my FAMILY... and I dont see YOU as any different. Engage me one more time and you're going to have a fucking real world issue. |
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To clarify: Legacy is not my employee and never was, but we have several of the same clients. I often refer contractors to my clients who need particular services such as graphics, models, SEO, etc. I have potential clients for you Minidi. Can you please answer my question? Am I misunderstanding what it does? If you want to help me recommend your product, tell me what I am getting wrong if you want. Actually, I have 2 clients potentially for you. One is in adult, the other is in mainstream. I asked about ranking data for competitive keywords because that's standard due diligence when evaluating SEO claims, thats all Mindi. |
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You said here that your site "outranks Trip Advisor for many local searches." But when I search for competitive local terms like: https://www.google.com/search?q=best...ntford+ontario https://www.google.com/search?q=wher...t+in+brantford and https://www.google.com/search?q=top+...ants+brantford I see TripAdvisor, Yelp, and Google Maps dominating, but I don't see brantfordinsider.com in the top 20 results. Could you share specific queries where your site outranks TripAdvisor I Want to understand what I'm missing here. I am completely serious when I say I have 1, possibly 2 clients for you. One of them has a dozen or so domains for a dozen or so different products, and wants to create dozens of additional domains and websites for each. Normally Legacy would be my first choice but the guy is swamped with work until March or something and my client doesn't want to wait that long. If you aren't interested in the business then thats up to you I guess, but if you can please answer the questions, maybe we can turn the page on things.... this is an olive branch... |
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Take that olive branch and shove it up your fucking ass. You just don't fucking get it do you? I do not care what you are offering. I would not do business you and that fucking fraud and stalker TheLegacy for ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY. |
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If somebody else wants to ask a question, they THEY can ask it themselves. |
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I found this:
https://developers.google.com/search...elpful-content Could you share examples of where your site ranks for discovery/research queries in the competitive space? |
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The local directory space is indeed crowded with established players and you raised a good question about market saturation. Mindi: Your automation is cool. Take it from me. I am automating everything so I think my opinion matters a little here. Take my compliment. You deserve it. Honestly. Now, please show ranking for competitive discovery terms. I am about to hand you a talented, female, mainstream client. This is your last chance to prove your SEO really works. |
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2MuchMark is the type of dude that got told no at parties and still continued to grope the girl
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You're confusing scraping with licensed API use. They're not the same thing - legally, technically, or strategically. Let me break this down since you brought up "scraping or stealing": SCRAPING vs. LICENSED APIs Scraping (what you're describing): ❌ Unauthorized copying of copyrighted content ❌ Violates terms of service ❌ Gets you cease & desist letters ❌ Sites detect it and block your IPs ❌ Data goes stale, breaks when site structure changes ❌ Legal liability Licensed API Use (what I'm doing): ✅ Yelp Fusion API - Official commercial license ✅ Google Places API - Official commercial license ✅ TripAdvisor Content API - Official commercial license ✅ Legal terms of service explicitly grant you rights to display content ✅ Proper attribution required (which protects you) ✅ Data refreshes automatically ✅ No legal risk The difference: When you scrape TripAdvisor's website, you're copying copyrighted content without permission. Reviews, photos, descriptions - all copyrighted. When you use TripAdvisor's Content API, they GIVE YOU A LICENSE to display that content as long as you follow display requirements (attribution, linking back, etc.). Same data. Completely different legal status. WHY THIS MATTERS: 1. Scalability Scraping breaks constantly (site redesigns, anti-bot measures, IP blocks) APIs are stable, documented, supported I can deploy 50 cities without worrying about getting shut down 2. Legal Protection API terms of service = you have a license Scraping = you're violating copyright and TOS I sleep fine. Scrapers get sued. 3. Data Quality APIs provide structured, clean data Scraping gives you messy HTML you have to parse My system pulls 500+ listings in minutes with zero errors 4. Business Legitimacy APIs = you're a legitimate platform partner Scraping = you're a parasite hoping not to get caught When I talk to businesses about premium listings, I'm not hiding what I do THE TECHNICAL REALITY: What my system does: 1. Yelp Fusion API call → Returns JSON with: - Business name, address, phone, hours - Star rating (4.5 stars, 238 reviews) - Review excerpts with attribution - Photos with license to display - All structured, clean, ready to use 2. Google Places API call → Returns JSON with: - Additional business data - More photos - Google Maps integration - Place IDs for linking 3. AI Processing: - Generate unique descriptions (not copied from anywhere) - Create 8-10 SEO-optimized articles - Build bilingual content (EN/IT, EN/FR, etc.) - Optimize meta tags, schema markup, internal linking 4. WordPress deployment: - Automated posting via WP-CLI - Custom post types for listings - Taxonomy management - Image optimization - Mobile-responsive theme Result: Complete directory in under 24 hours This isn't "a couple lines of code to scrape WordPress API." This is 16,000+ lines of Python across 34 modules handling: API authentication and rate limiting Data normalization across multiple sources Bilingual content generation SEO optimization Image processing Database management WordPress integration Error handling and logging THE BUSINESS MODEL: This isn't an AdSense arbitrage play. Here's how it actually works: Build directory (MontrealInsider.com, TylerInsider.com, etc.) Rank for local searches ("best restaurants in Brantford," "things to do in Tyler") Capture business owner attention (they Google themselves, find my listing) Convert to SEO audits, custom software sales, consulting, other things that I do Upsell implementation (ongoing SEO services) The directory is the lead magnet, not the revenue. I'm not trying to compete with Yelp on ad revenue. I'm using owned traffic assets to generate leads for my core business: SEO and custom software Proven results: Built MontrealInsider.com as a demo Generated multiple inbound leads within 48 hours Directories consistently convert at 2-3% to paid audits, SEO services, custom software WHY "EVERYONE DOING THIS" DOESN'T MATTER: Most people doing "local directories" are: Running AdSense farms (low margins, Google penalizes them) Actually scraping (illegal, get shut down) Building manually (takes weeks per city, doesn't scale) Not monetizing properly (just hoping for ad clicks) Have no backend service (no real business, just hoping to flip the site) I'm doing this differently: Legal API usage (can scale to 100+ cities without legal risk) Automated deployment (24 hours per directory) Real backend business (SEO services with proven demand) Asset building (own the traffic, own the customer relationship) THE "LATE TO THE PARTY" ARGUMENT: You're right - APIs have existed for 15 years. Here's what changed: AI content generation (ChatGPT/Claude) made it economically viable to create unique, quality content at scale API pricing dropped (Yelp/Google made APIs more accessible) Local SEO got easier (Google prioritizes helpful local content) WordPress optimization tools (deployment is faster than ever) But mainly: I'm not trying to invent something new. I'm applying 25+ years of affiliate marketing experience (multiple 7 figures properties in adult industry) to a proven model. The "magic" isn't the technology - it's the execution: Speed of deployment (most people take weeks, I take hours) Business model integration (directory → leads → service revenue) Legal compliance (APIs not scraping) Scalability (can deploy 50+ cities) BOTTOM LINE: If you think this is "just scraping with WordPress API" - you're missing the entire point. This is: Legal API licensing (not scraping) Automated content generation (not copying) Lead generation (not AdSense arbitrage) Real business backend (not hoping to flip domains) If it's so easy, why aren't you doing it? I'm not here to convince skeptics. I'm here to build assets and generate leads. The proof is in the results: I'm getting inbound business inquiries from live demos while everyone else is debating whether it's "rocket science." Good luck with whatever you're working on. :thumbsup For business inquires, my website is WebIgniter.com |
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So first, that is a copy-paste from Claude, an AI, something you blasted Legacy for doing just the other day. Next, you said: "These rank very well because I've been doing SEO since 1997". - Source: Post #1 "So many top 5's. Out of 764 keywords, 150 are ranked top 10 in google" - Source: post #22 "It outranks Trip Advisor for many local searches" - Source: Post #26 Except that it doesn't. See for yourself: https://www.google.com/search?q=best...s+in+brantford https://www.google.com/search?q=top+...ntford+ontario https://www.google.com/search?q=wher...t+in+brantford So which is it - SEO ranking success or just a demo site for lead generation? |
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Mark just getting a little revenge, that's all. |
I also found this:
Google's own documentation warns against focusing on position rankings without traffic context https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/7576553 Also, Moz's gude to SEO says Rankings are not the goal, attracting the right visitors is: https://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo When someone shows Search Console position screenshots but refuses to show the Performance tab with actual clicks and impressions, that's a red flag. Real SEO professionals (like https://robertwarrenseo.com) know the difference between vanity metrics (positions for zero-volume keywords) and business metrics (traffic from competitive discovery terms). |
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Sorry that you think that way, but it's really not my intention. As mentioned earlier I have 2 clients looking for some automation like Mindi is describing when it comes to SEO. One of them was approached by a russian guy who is promising all kinds of similar things that Mindi is. I am trying to help my client, AND create a bridge of peace between Mindi and I, AND learn some new stuff, AND help out fellow GFY'ers. Could I have done this better? Of course, but, at least I didn't fly off the handle multiple times like Mindi did, right? Peace. |
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Yes I copied it from claude, because claude is writing it with me, why wouldn't I ask the source how to answer the question? He answers it way better than I can. There is NOWHERE ELSE to get the information from. As for the rest... I will not show YOU anything. :) |
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