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Played around with @Remotion in Claude Code Made a short demo for onlytraction.com 👇 Less than 30 mins. Genuinely impressed.

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"In today's fast-paced digital landscape..." You've read that opener a thousand times. Google has too. Here's a partial list of what my Claude Code skill bans from every article it writes: "delve" "tapestry" "navigate the landscape" "not only... but also" "as mentioned above" "in today's ever-evolving world" "let's dive in" "it's worth noting" "without further ado" "serves as a testament" tricolons ("faster, smarter, better") repetitive openers (3 sentences with the same structure) 427 banned words. 59 banned phrases. Zero em dashes. Total. That's 1 of 27 gates every article has to pass before it outputs. The other 26 check reading level (FK grade 7 max), keyword placement, paragraph length, section structure, content score against the live SERP, and whether every stat in the article actually exists in the research data. 453/453 fabricated claims caught in testing. Every invented price. Every "studies show 73%..." the AI pulled from nowhere. Caught and killed. I built this because I got tired of editing the same AI tells out of every article by hand. Now Claude strips them before I ever see the draft. It pulls the real top-10 Google results via Exa. Extracts entities, prices, keywords from competitors. Targets 10% above their average word count. Picks the right structure from 6 article types. Writes section-by-section at grade 7 reading level. $27 one-time. Lifetime updates. 5 minute setup. What's the worst AI phrase you keep seeing in content? Drop it below. Link in comments.

427 words that AI writers love to use. I banned all of them. Then I banned 59 phrases too. And — — —. And "not only... but also." And grade 10 reading levels. That's one piece of a Claude Code skill I just released. The full pipeline: → Pulls real top-10 SERP results (via Exa, not guesswork) → Extracts entities, prices, keywords from competitor articles → Writes section-by-section at grade 7 reading level → 3 scripts gate every article before output (lint, claim verification, content score) The article literally won't output until all three pass. Same system I've used on hundreds of ranked articles. Packaged it so you can install it in 5 minutes and just say "write an article about [keyword]." It handles roundups, vs, guides, alternatives, reviews, and informational pieces. Picks the right structure based on the keyword. find it here oliverseo.gumroad.com/l/clau…

Most AI articles rank nowhere because they have zero information gain over what's already on page 1. Here's the fix: → pull the top-10 SERP via Exa (full articles, not snippets) → TL;DR block optimised for AI search snippets → "What's New in 2026" with dated facts (freshness signal) → "How We Tested" E-E-A-T block on roundups → BLUF per H2 — every section defends a thesis → ban words Ai phrases The goal: give Google a reason to rank yours over theirs. You can find the Claude Skill here: oliverseo.gumroad.com/l/clau…

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Most AI SEO articles fail because they're just a prompt with extra steps. I packaged my full production pipeline as a Claude Code skill: - Pulls real top-10 SERP data - Extracts entities keywords from competitors - 540 banned AI words, zero em dashes - 3 scripts gate every article (lint, claim verification, content score) - Article won't output until all 3 pass Same system behind hundreds of ranked articles. oliverseo.gumroad.com/l/clau…

Lacking quality matches, Google defaults to PDFs from high-authority domains. PDF parasite play seems to be bigger since the recent spam update.

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"SEO isn't working." heard this from a client getting 50 leads/month. recorded their calls. listened to every one. leads were qualified. sales team couldn't close. SEO was never the bottleneck. closing was.

asked your ICP one question: "what part of your work can we automate?" then built exactly that.

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everyone knows this. keywords in H1, title & meta, schema, alt text on images. nothing fancy. the basics aren't the bottleneck. execution and links are.

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