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Byword — Generate high-quality SEO articles at scale
The most advanced AI writing platform used by 10,000s of websites to generate millions in SEO traffic. Byword connects to your website, generates high-quality articles, and automates important aspects of SEO – all in the background.
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@mack_grenfell Congratulations on the launch! I could really use this in my day to day, being a one man marketing team for my startup. This is a great solution for my challenges as a non-writer working in this field. I'll make sure to take a look and get those 5 free articles going!
Congratulations on the launch guys. One question: can your product output to a WordPress blog? Or at least create a file that can be imported?
@kensavage Can do both! You can integrated with a WP domain under 'Integrations', or you can export article(s)/a project as a CSV, and then import to WP using: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp...
Been using Byword for a while now and gotta say- I love it! Congratulations to the founders for building this 🎉Has helped my SEO-focused niche sites along with my client work. If you are in content marketing, this one is a must have!
Appreciate it @dev_parashar ! Always love seeing the different uses people find for Byword - whether it be client work or building out specialist/niche sites ❤️
An amazing product, has almost tripled my clients traffic in such a short amount of time to!
Articles are written at a high standard and the internal linking feature based off of your sitemap has made a huge difference.
@ryan_helmn Thanks man! Interlinking was a huge feature to build so glad you're a fan of it!
Congrats on the launch guys! A real value adding tool among a sea of questionable AI products 😎
@igecky Thanks Giacomo! It's definitely a competitive space out there, always looking to differentiate with scale + pushing the limits of features/sophistication
Congrats on the launch! Been using Byword for a while and it's amazing.
The ability to generate high-quality articles and automate SEO tasks is a game-changer for website owners
Amazing idea, team nad product. I really loved the simplicity and the fact that Byword will create image and do the interlinking too, and publish to WP site automatically. It saves us hours every week!
@hrvoje_smolic Thanks a lot Hrvoje! Glad that we're able to save that much time/speed things up!
ByWord works. If you are writing technical articles by ChatGPT it's ok... but using ByWord the results are better and reads better. ByWord stays within the word count where as ChatGPT does not listen to that. I recommend trying it atleast. The automation speed is worth it and now with added images throughout the article is awesome. One of the best things is the article Interlinking which is key for SEO (from what I have been told) - plus I don't really like reading articles which dont have references to other articles... don't look at my site, we need more interlinks lol hence using ByWord to fix this. - Hope this comment helps people. They have a free option. try it out. You are allowed to use the free articles how ever you wish (they emailed me to confirm).
I was skeptical at first, but Byword works extremely well. It's so useful for creating posts on topics that SEO tools show zero traffic for – and creating those posts at scale. I quickly found out that many of these "zero-traffic" posts actually do send traffic. Individually, it's a small amount. But in aggregate it adds up to a big amount.
@markpecota 100%! Have worked on a ton of projects that go after tons of "zero volume" keywords, but the amount it all adds up to in the end can be huge!
upvoting and commenting on this almost makes me feel like I'm giving up one of my big business secrets, but ByWord is great and Mack has done good work and definitely deserves recognition. I totally recommend it.
Byword should be the #1 product on this list — we're talking about a tool that is disrupting and changing an ENTIRE INDUSTRY.
The most powerful programmatic writing tool in existence today by far. We use it every day!
Byword has been an absolute game changer for building out the glossary’s and content for me. This is another great update!
@collabing Awesome to hear! Glad you've been able to make good use of the glossary builder :)
I've been using Byword way before I officially 'came on board'.
Here are a few case studies from 1 year of using Byword for my SEO projects:
350 AI articles = 1.12M SEO traffic + 33K conversions
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/j...
"Fastest time to rank a new website in Google."
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/j...
World's largest AI SEO case study (1M/mo traffic)
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/j...
Generating glossaries to 10,000s/mo traffic
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/j...
Happy to answer any questions below!
@jakezward @igecky Huge! Wonder how many sessions per minute Byword content is doing out there in the world 📈
@filippo_pietrantonio Sadly not yet! (and don't have an ETA)
We have the app/all the code ready, just been struggling to get through Shopify's review process (which is unusually intensive!)
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When you talk about "SEO", I presume the intended target is Google ranking, but if Google keeps moving towards generative AI answers, what use is the output of this product in, say, a year?
@chrismessina Hey Chris, I'd say it's not really a question of whether Google is moving towards genAI answers, but whether consumers are, and there hasn't been much data to suggest consumers are actually that inclined to change behaviour: https://searchengineland.com/new...
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@mack_grenfell hmm. Nice dodge?
But I wouldn't expect Bing to take back market share from Google. And we haven't seen what changes Gemini will bring to Google's search experience.
It just seems like gunking up the web with content produced by generative AI will only expedite 1) the death of the web and 2) the need for Google to move away from sourcing content from the web in the first place.
It seems at a minimum disingenuous to not acknowledge Byword's contribution to this outcome, and I say that without any judgment. I'm just observing this trend and asking about the consequences of using such a technology to gain an advantage in Google search, or Bing, I guess.
@chrismessina I've not dodged anything?
If you think that consumers are that keen on replacing traditional search with genAI answers, then it seems reasonable to expect that Bing (which has been much quicker to adopt) would've increased share.
It hasn't increased share, showing that a lot of the predictions about shifting consumer preferences are over-hyped. We've seen this many times before, e.g. constant predictions that voice will fundamentally change SEO, and it never happens.
You're also assuming that just because something is AI means that it's bad, or 'gunking up' the web. I'd counter that the majority of Byword articles which are ranking are delivering new information that isn't contained in pre-AI articles. It's not about writing another 'how to start a business' article, it's about the long-tail of 'how to start a handyman business in vermont with x/y/z'. This isn't gunking up anything, as nobody except people making those long-tail searches will see the article, and to them it'll be useful/not covered in pre-existing articles.
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