Every Monday. One specific thing you can implement today. Short, specific, no fluff. Three topics in rotation: Technical SEO for Google, GEO for Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and WordPress performance that actually ships.
Every newsletter focuses on one of three areas. Below is a sample of what has recently gone out.
Schema fixes that moved CTR 12 percent. A plugin audit that cut bloat by 40 percent. CWV wins from real client sites.
How I actually cluster keywords. Internal-linking frameworks that surface money pages. Brief templates your writers will use.
Looker Studio setups, GSC filter views, GA4 custom events. What to track, what to ignore, what actually moves the business.
What to allow, what to block, how to test llms.txt changes. The before/after I run on my own site.
Examples of page rewrites that got cited by Claude, ChatGPT, or Perplexity. What worked, what didn’t, why.
Monthly screenshots from the 20 queries I track across Claude, ChatGPT, and Perplexity. Real answers, real mentions.
Container-flow patterns, loop-grid recipes, Site Settings kits. What works, what breaks, what I learned the hard way.
Specific CWV fixes from real client sites. LCP wins, CLS fixes, INP optimization. Numbers before, numbers after.
Which plugins I use on every site, which I refuse to touch. Host comparisons with real load tests.
Not another curated-links digest. Not a warmed-over blog post. One specific thing I shipped or learned that week.
From real client sites, not lab tests. With numbers before and after, and what actually broke along the way.
One thing per email. Not ten. You can read it in under 5 minutes and decide if it applies to your site.
Every Monday, predictable. 52 tips a year. Archives open, read any past issue anytime.
Replies land in my actual inbox, not a noreply. Questions become future newsletter topics.
Pick your language. Same content, adapted to the Scandinavian or international SEO context.
One click to unsubscribe. No guilt-trip sequences, no retention emails. If it's not useful, leave.
Most SEO newsletters recycle the same top-10 tips. This one is built from real client work, shipped the same week. When something moves GSC numbers on a real site, it lands in Monday’s email.
Past issues, for context on what you would receive. The full archive is open to subscribers.
Once a week, every Tuesday. Predictable. If I skip a week (rare), I tell you why in the next issue.
Three in rotation: Technical SEO for Google, GEO for AI answers, and WordPress performance. Roughly one-third of issues each, depending on what I’ve been working on that week.
Yes. The archive is open. Browse the recent issues above, or filter by topic. No signup needed to read past content.
Written by me, typed by a human. I use AI for research and drafting sometimes, but every tip goes through my edit before it ships.
Yes. Pick one language when subscribing. Same content, adapted to each audience. Switch languages anytime from your profile link at the bottom of any issue.
No. Full stop. Your email goes into my own platform (Mailnaptic) and nowhere else. I do not rent, sell, or share lists with anyone.
Rarely. When I do (maybe 4 times a year), it is clearly labeled, and it is for my own services or products, not affiliate stuff.
Depends. Roughly one-third of issues focus on SEO. If you only want SEO content, you’ll get one good email a month. If that’s worth it to you, subscribe. If not, no hard feelings.
One click, at the bottom of every email. No guilt-trip sequence, no retention emails, no phone calls.
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