SEOBeast
Your organic growth engine, on autopilot.
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity·Marketing
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SEOBeast is an autonomous organic growth engine designed to help lean teams build compounding traffic from Google and AI search without needing a dedicated content team. The platform researches high-value topics, drafts expert-level articles in your brand voice, and automatically publishes them across major content management systems like WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Framer, and Notion. It is built for founders and small teams who want to turn content from a recurring operational bottleneck into a consistent traffic driver. What makes SEOBeast different is its end-to-end automation and built-in quality controls, handling everything from keyword clustering and internal linking to scheduled publishing and backlink monitoring within a single calm workflow.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
I took all the users you know were like unhappy, I asked them to come directly like on Zoom calls. I started working until like 4 a.m. so I had chat with everyone to understand what they were liking. I saw that we had removed stuff that we shouldn't have been removed, so we fixed like a lot the product during that time.
Zoom-Call Every Angry User When A Launch Goes Sideways
When a redesign pushed growth from 40% to 0% month-over-month and customers publicly revolted, Guillaume put every unhappy user on a Zoom call, working until 4 a.m. to find what he had broken. The retention save came from direct conversation, not surveys.
One of the key things I learned is: don't have different road maps. Make sure that your product road map is taking into account the whole organization. When performance marketing is closely related to the technical side of the business, it's all under one roof — and that created a lot of empathy where I was able to have a different perspective than most engineers.
One Shared Roadmap Across Product and Marketing — No Engineering/Growth Divide
Ryan Beck ran both tech and performance marketing at Pray.com, which gave him unusual empathy for the marketers' needs and let him prioritize marketing infrastructure requests alongside product development on one shared roadmap. The result: no dysfunction between teams, faster execution on growth experiments, and a culture where every engineer thinks of themselves as a growth engineer. He cites Blinkist's CTO-led performance setup as the benchmark that validated this approach.
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