seo-console-mcp
One MCP server for Search Console, the App Store, Google Play and WordPress.org
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Most SEO tooling stops at Google. Products get found in four places: Search Console, the App Store, Google Play and WordPress.org. One MCP server across all of them. 43 tools: search analytics, index coverage, IndexNow, on-page audits, App Store listings checked against Apple's limits, Play installs and traffic sources, wp.org stats, Core Web Vitals. Every tool also runs from the shell, so results land in a file not a model's context. MIT, install with npx -y seo-console-mcp
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
You need to focus on building painkillers, not vitamins.
Build painkillers, not vitamins — and pick a razor-tight niche
SuperX is a textbook painkiller — every X builder is desperate to grow, and SuperX is the only tool showing why posts went viral and helping you replicate. Combined with a razor-tight niche (X growth) and the sharpest positioning angle (data-driven virality), the product hit $13K MRR with 450 subs in 4 months. Acute pain plus narrow niche beats broad utility every time.
I've exported my Twitter audience like everybody who follows me on Twitter I actually have an Excel spreadsheet of all like the handles names and the people's bios and anytime somebody asks me like hey do you know of a good email marketer that I can hire I actually pull up my spreadsheet... and I hit crlf for email marketing
Make your bio Ctrl-F searchable for serendipity
People with audiences literally Ctrl-F their follower lists when someone asks them for a referral. If your bio is clever, vague, or empty, you're invisible to that intro. Write a plain, honest bio that names what you do — on every platform plus a linked personal site — and you become the answer to searches you didn't know were happening.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
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