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Here's how you can use Claude code for ranking your site high on Google and get all this traffic that's worth basically almost 5k a month, um, just using Claude code. I want to go over the whole thing step by step, the whole workflow, and how you can do it too. But first, a bit of housekeeping. Let me just explain to you why this is worth what it says right here. Well, in other words, and I, I'll show you the sites in a bit, right? But in other words, like this traffic right here, these 20,000 a month, these are all people coming in from, um, Google. So their site ranks on Google for all these keywords, right? And all the people come in, right? And 20,000 people come in every single month to their site. As you can see here, there was, there's some growth, um, US-based traffic, and also their brand is also being mentioned and cited all across these LLMs, which if you want to learn how to do this, um, I'll leave a link for a free course on how you can like force your site or your brand or your products to be mentioned by all, all these LLMs like ChatGPT, Gemini, Hyperlexi, and I reviews.
But going, going, going over here, the value before I jump into the workflow with Claude, uh, the way in which this is calculated is quite simple, right? So if you were to be a competitor of these guys, right, and if you wanted to have, if you wanted to pay for Google Ads, uh, and if you want to like drive Google Ads traffic in specific 20k a month traffic to your site, right, you'd have to bid like pay for Google Ads to bid on all these keywords. So when someone searches for all these keywords on Google, right, you'd first see an ad, right? If you wanted to get this much traffic by bidding on all these keywords, you'd have to pay basically like 5k a month in, um, in Google Ads. So this is how we extrapolate the traffic value, uh, from this number right here. Okay. Now, of course, it's not like 100% uh, correct, but it gives us a, a sense of what this traffic, uh, is worth. Okay. And by the way, it's based off like real metrics. Like if we go in and look at other people in this niche, right? The CPC, the cost per click is how much they're paying for clicks on these keywords right here. Hopefully that made sense.
Now, let me go over, uh, the, the workflow, but first, let me just show you the site. Um, I'll have to blur out a bunch of stuff right here, but what they do is they are an e-commerce store that sells, um, different Tesla accessories. So, if you have a Tesla car, you can buy a bunch of accessories right here from their brand. Okay. Now, the way, or one of the ways, in which they're driving traffic to, uh, their site, right? And they're not using Claude, by the, uh, they, they're doing something else, but I'm going to show you how you can use Claude for less is through these right here. So, they have a bunch of these posts, and hopefully I can show you some things, not all. They have a bunch of these posts, right? All, all these things are, these are basically news articles. So, news posts about the latest, um, things that are happening in the Tesla space. So, all these are basically news posts, okay? Uh, whatever, like all these are when something new comes into the, uh, Tesla ecosystem, right? They just pump out these news articles with images, links, right? And this is good for a couple of reasons. First reason is because like if you're pulling out, putting out, excuse me, this much content on your site about a specific niche, right? This is like just like a blog, right? Instead of having like an SEO blog section, you have an SEO news section, right? This is good for two reasons. And again, we'll, we'll jump into Claude in a bit, don't worry. But, uh, this is good for two reasons. First one is because you have a dedicated section for news about your niche on your site. So any user coming to your site will have direct access to a dedicated section where, where they can like learn and, and be informed about the latest news of, in this case, Tesla cars. So it's a good user experience. And two, right, well, if you have a big wall with a lot of these niche-specific news posts, in this case, Tesla news posts, right? Well, these, this page with all these blog posts is going to be hyper-relevant for all the keywords, um, you want to rank for. So the fact that they have a bunch of news in the Tesla space not only makes their domain more relevant, which by default makes their URL more relevant and all the pages on their site more relevant, right? So it makes it easier for them as a brand to rank for the main keywords they want to rank for because sure, they might not want to rank for the keyword, um, I don't know, Tesla news or, uh, new Tesla, uh, release date, whatever. They might not really want to rank for that. Ideally, I guess, in case they sell Tesla parts, they want to rank for stuff like, um, where to buy, um, Tesla, uh, floor mats or where to buy, I don't know, window tint for Tesla Model Y. So, they want to rank for those because those are high buying intent keywords. Those are commercial keywords. Again, they don't necessarily want to rank for the keywords that news pieces rank for, right? Let's say, for example, there's a news piece going over, I, correct me if I'm wrong, I think Tesla discontinued their their Model X and S, right? So, maybe they put out a news piece going over that, right? Maybe this ranks for, um, Tesla discontinued models, right? Now, even if this ranks for the keyword Tesla discontinued models, right? And it gets a bunch of traffic. Well, most likely people won't really like, um, the people searching for that aren't necessarily the people that want to buy, um, their products and services. So, their Tesla accessories doesn't matter. On one hand, sure, you can get, get some traffic. Maybe you can retarget them with ads and maybe you can capture their emails. Maybe you can convince them to buy your products eventually, right? But most of the people reading news aren't necessarily, um, excuse me, most of the people coming to your site through having it found news pieces ranking aren't really the people who actually want to buy your products. But that doesn't matter because the fact that all these rank, right, make the domain as a whole more relevant, make their, uh, product page more relevant, make their, makes their, um, homepage more relevant for the main keywords. Okay. So this is good for two reasons, and clearly it is working, right? It is clearly working. SEO, as much as people like to complicate it, is so, it's so simple and easy, but it's all about producing content that one, satisfies the search intent of the people searching for it, and two, building the whole, the whole brand, right? If we're producing content about our niche, right? This will make us the brand, the go-to brand, hyper-relevant for whichever it is that, that we're selling. Hopefully that made sense. And so again, the combination of two, the combination of creating this hyper-relevancy around having all the news in one place for your specific niche on your site, combined with the great user experience of anyone visiting your site and buying your products, can have a dedicated section about all the news there is amazing. And this works for any niche, like gardening. Like you can have a dedicated section on your site. For example, I talk about these guys often, right? They have, uh, they have a blog, right? Where the classic blog, and these guys pull in a ton of traffic. If I just paste this here, and here you guys can see, these guys pull in almost 300,000, um, visits every single month. So they pull in a ton of traffic. Now, what they can do is they have a dedicated news section, uh, on their, on their e-commerce store with all the latest news in, in the gardening space. Cuz I mean, I, I have no idea about this niche, but I'm sure there's some new soils being released or some new techniques to grow flowers. Maybe there's this expo where people release new gardening tools and gardening technology. They could literally have a dedicated like slash news section right here on their site where, again, not only would it make sense for all the visitors on their site to look at this and, and browse through the news because again, people who buy this stuff want to be informed, but second, it would make the whole, their whole domain as a whole, as a brand, become much more relevant for all the keywords they want to rank for. So it, it would strengthen the brand. So just like a, a classic blog article, just like these right here, rank for keywords as well, but they also strengthen the main brand, the main keywords that these guys want to rank for, right? A news section does the exact same thing.
And so going back to this example, uh, and again, they're not using Claude for this. Uh, they're using, uh, Arvo, which by the way is my tool, but I'll, I'll show you how to use Claude for this. It's, you can also do it, and it's free. Uh, but they're basically going here to blog automation, new campaign, um, Tesla news blog. They're enabling this, enable auto blog, flow automation mode, continue. And then they're just basically selecting a news feed as their integration. And they're basically posting, I think, two or three pieces of news every day. And this just basically runs on autopilot. Okay. And here's a couple of examples right here before I show you how all the Claude automation works. Uh, here's just ones that I did generate a few minutes ago. Uh, generations, these are all news pieces, right? These are for electric cars. They all have title, featured image, table of content. Then at the end, of course, they have these sources, right? The where, where did our AI journalist find the info to write about it, right? There are all the sources right here. I mean, there's many more. This is for another electric car brand. There you go. This is for Apple, right? Apple. And there's all the sources where it's built the, um, the news out of from, excuse me. And it's super straightforward. Just go here, search up for anything. Let's just do, uh, uh, Pokemon. Again, you can, I spoke about this example, I think, last, last time. And, uh, by the way, you can enable like target country, target time range, you can exclude or include certain sources. The idea here is that, for example, for Pokemon, I could have like a, a website that sells Pokemon cards or, or Pokemon memorabilia, excuse me. And having a dedicated slash news section on my site, not the blog, we can have the blog as well, but having a dedicated slash news section, again, it's great for the users who go there because they can go to a centralized place where not only they can buy my products, but they can also read anything and everything that's happening in the Pokemon space. And two, having this much content be produced, up-to-date content, by the way, relevant content, be produced and posted straight to my site will increase the overall relevancy of my, um, of my brand. I can select any I want, add article, and then I can, uh, just generate them. Uh, I can change things around if I want in the template, change the language. I can even produce articles in multiple languages at, at once. So I can basically both produce articles in Portuguese, English, all this stuff, news articles, by the way, in multiple different languages. So that's a whole video for another time. Like you could easily target international markets, news in Portuguese, finance news in Greek, finance news in Japanese, or whatever. You can just do a bunch of things. Um, so with this, and then of course, just integrate this straight with, um, with your site, whichever CMS you use, and then just, just, just works on autopilot.
So that's what they're using. Now, if you don't want to use Arvo, no worries. You don't need to. Uh, I'll show you how you can do it in Claude. So let's go. First things first, let me just remove all this. And I, I'll leave, um, I'll leave links, uh, I'll, I'll leave links for the prompt down below in the description. So don't worry. So the first prompt you want to do is this right here. Boom. And, uh, again, I'll leave this somehow in the description, or, uh, if you just DM me on Twitter, uh, I'll also, um, yeah, just comment the word prompt in down below. I'll give you my Twitter handle and just DM me on Twitter and I'll just DM you back with this. Um, so yeah, here's the master prompt. Uh, so basically you, you tell it basically you own a site that sells niche with a URL, your URL, search the web for news from the past time frame in the location, because again, we want them to be time-specific and location-specific as well, to the niche. Pick the single strongest, most relevant story and write a short, concise news article about it. Output a plain HTML file. No CSS, no, uh, fancy elements, because again, we want to keep it simple. Um, with a headline. I mean, you can change this if you want, uh, if you want all these elements, you can, uh, with a headline, um, byline with a site name and to this date, a featured image from, uh, Unsplash for topics. So this is basically just going to be a, um, not an AI image, but a, uh, um, stock photo. Okay. A table of contents with anchor links, the article body broken into sections with H2 headings, a source section at the bottom with bulleted links to every source used. Um, keep the rank tight and factual, no fluff. This is key right here. Again, the source is what we want. So let's just do a test right here. Um, any dead cells. Let's just do, um, uh, gardening supplies with the URL. Let's just do, let's just take the other example right here. We can, uh, we can go with this example just to keep it in the same realm. Um, in the past, let's just do 12 days. In the, let's just do United States. And niche again, uh, gardening. And there we go. Hit enter. And again, what this will do is will basically spit out, uh, something like what I showed you before. Something like this, okay? For whichever niche you're choosing. Uh, this again is for, um, electric cars, but it'll spit out a similar type of, of content, just like the ones that you saw before on this, um, this niche right here. They're pulling in all this traffic, all this money. Uh, it'll do basically the same thing. So, let's just wait a bit. Slow. See, it's gathering information, sifting through the web, finding the most relevant news for the, for this past, uh, time frame right here, and running the whole thing. Um, it'll take a while because again, it is sifting through multiple sources. The whole thing, like what, what Arvo does right here, and what this is doing as well, is it's taking a bunch of, going to CNBC, Fox News, uh, any gardening blogs, just going to all these sources, just like a regular, normal journalist would do, reading through all this, and then compiling all this info into a little new, um, piece of news, right? Which again, will at the end have a section saying, "Hey, site sources, by the way, we found this info on XYZ source, right?" So again, just like a regular journalist, it would look at what's happening in the market and write its own take on that, and again, citing the sources as well. It's literally what this is doing, and it's literally what, uh, what Arvo does as well. Exact same thing. Okay, so there you go. Again, I made it specifically to be stripped down, make it super simple. Again, you can make it look a bit prettier, like you can have it style it better with interactive contents. I mean, you can even add, force add images, but it's pretty straightforward. Get all the sources right here for my found info. Font. Super short and concise. And then I can take this right here. I can just really quickly download it. And what I like to do is, and what I like to do is go here, import from file. Import what we just had right here. And there you go. So this shows me, uh, for whichever reason, Claude doesn't really show you the, um, the image. I don't know. Not too sure why, but here this right here shows it to you. So it looks, looks decent. I think looks, looks good enough. It's again, it's meant to be not really entertaining. It's meant to be concise and to the point. Okay. And then you can just take this command this, or just paste it straight to your WordPress site or to whichever CMS you use.
Going back to Arvo again, if you want, like if you're doing this manually, if you're not just fully automating the whole thing, you can just go here to all articles, write new articles, start from scratch, you can paste, uh, this whole thing right here. And then if you want, you can change things around. You can say, for example, if you feel like there's there should be links here, you can just select parts of this and say, okay, add links. And the AI is going to skim through this paragraph, skim through the context of the article as a whole, and find the best places to add links here. Uh, there you go. So again, it's just a way to make it a bit more interactive. You can, for example, transform information into, uh, into tables, make a list, make a table. Again, not that you can't do this in Claude, you can, but you can really select parts of it and fully interact with it like an actual editor, like you can here, or for example, um, you can change the images around. You can say, add a dog, and you basically will convert this existing context of the image, the, the context in where the image is placed in, which is like a news piece about gardening, and try to add a dog in there. This might not make a lot of sense. It's just an example of what you can do with this. If, again, you want to do this manually and slowly. Um, there you go. And then to fully automate the whole thing, well, what you can do is just change the prompt a bit or add a secondary prompt saying, "Hey, okay, now give me, give me five or 10 news pieces in the same, uh, niche." Hit enter, and it will do again. It will siphon through the web and find 10 new news pieces. And you can just do the exact same thing. Copy this, post it straight to your CMS. And again, this works, right? It's working for these guys clearly, right? And as I said in the beginning, right, it works for two things. And I'm sorry if I'm repeating myself, but I feel like it's very important to make this point across. It is fantastic, fantastic for your users to get a, a dedicated section on your site just for the news of your niche, right? And then all these content that you're putting out onto your site, even though it's news, doesn't matter because it's hyper-relevant for your niche. So your whole domain as a whole, your DR most likely will will increase. You'll get backlinks, right? And your whole, uh, a lot of these articles, by the way, might get cited by LLMs, and your brand as a whole will gain trust. So, it's going to become easier to rank for more keywords, and this is going to just going to go up overall. So, it's a good thing in two ways. Um, so yeah, there you go. It's going to do the exact same thing. It's searching for stories. Uh, I'm using the Claude premium, so I mean, I'm guessing if you just use the free version, the quality is going to be less because it won't be able to go as deep into this. But regardless, you can just do it for free.
Now again, if you just want to automate the whole thing, well, there you go. You can just, um, go, um, go here to blog automation, actually feed, create new feed, news feed, again, just type in, for example, uh, Pokemon news, Pokemon preview stories, and, um, just, just, let's just, okay, there's all these cool right here. Show advanced options. Let's just do for the past month. Let's just do US. Create feed. And what we can do right here, this feed basically, feed is a living entity, entity, excuse me. In this will basically gather news and will populate this feed with a bunch of news. Then what you can do to automate the whole thing, just go to campaigns and autoblogs, new campaign, my Pokemon site, enable auto blog, full automation mode, hit continue, select integration, which is your site, okay, the feed you just created, which is the Pokemon news feed, and then do, okay, every day I want you guys to post out four, five pieces of content, news pieces of content straight to my site about Pokemon, right? And this is again based off of that feed that we just created called Pokemon Newsfeed. And the feed is a living entity that basically does the, the work that you do in Claude right here, right, of you writing and asking to do stuff. It just does it for you automatically, uh, through APIs and through just sifting through the web and finding all this stuff because again, a feed is a living entity. And if I just wait, Oh, there it goes. So it's now starting to populate the these stories right here to give me the sources as well. And then again, the automatic blog runs off of this feed, and every single day, in my case, will push out, excuse me, generate five news articles and then post them straight to my site, fully on autopilot. So basically, you can just run this on autopilot and have it basically work as an AI journal, excuse me, as an as a journalist for you where, for your niche, it's always cycling through the web for what's happening, right? Then reading all that stuff, taking a look at all the sources, and then generating a new piece of news and then writing it, the whole thing, and then automatically posting it to your site. So basically you can just build authority sort of on autopilot. Now again, you can do it for free with Claude manually, but you can, there's, there's two options. But if you want to automate the whole thing, well, you can sort of use Claude code and to build out a full automation, but you'd have to grab APIs and, and, and scraping tools, which I might make a video, make a video on if you guys want. But in my opinion, and, and, and as, as biased as I am, as I am, excuse me, it would be more expensive and a hell lot more work than just using our software, which is, I think like $39 a month. Uh, so yeah, again, I'm biased, but you can, you can, you can do whatever you want. So yeah, that's it.
And again, this works. By the way, these are the only guys doing it. If I go here to Arvo, there was this guy also did it. Resources, case studies. He did the same thing, but for non-English-speaking niche. Where is it? That's guy right here. So he took a site from 0 to 10k a month just off of producing news pieces. I think it's this one, honestly. Let me just triple check. I really think it's this one right here. Yeah, it's, they're basically producing news pieces. Uh, and I even revealed the domain. It's the exact same strategy. All this stuff right here is news pieces, if I'm not mistaken. Yeah, there you go. CN with the, the sources down here. So, it's exact same thing, the exact same process that, uh, these other guys are doing. It just works. And not a lot of people do this. I don't know why, especially now that you can automate the whole thing with a tool like Arvo. So, yeah, that's it. If you're still here, check out, um, this video. It's yet another Claude SEO automation. Thank you so much for watching, and I'll catch you on the next one. Oh, and by the way, if you want the prompt again, just comment the word prompt. I'll comment back my Twitter, uh, username, and then I'll just DM you on, then DM you on Twitter, and I'll send you the prompt on there. So yeah, that's it. Click here to watch this, and I'll catch you on the next one. Bye-bye.