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Hey everyone, I'm building a small SaaS called Seolin, and one thing I've been thinking about a lot lately is how to make SEO tools genuinely useful rather than just giving people another dashboard full of data. Most website audits can tell you what's wrong. But when you end up with dozens of issues, it's not always obvious what you should fix first, what actually matters, or whether you're making progress after implementing changes. That's the problem I'm trying to solve with Seolin: helping people go from finding SEO issues to figuring out what to work on next. I'm still building and improving it, so I don't want to pretend I've figured everything out. At this stage, I care more about whether it actually helps someone than about making a big launch out of it. It's completely free to use right now: https://seolin.io I'm hoping people who manage their own websites, run small businesses, or work in SEO might give it a try and tell me honestly what they think. Does it find anything useful? Are the recommendations clear? Does it help you decide what to do next, or does it just create more work? I'm especially interested in hearing what's missing or what doesn't make sense. I'm the person building it, so honest criticism is genuinely more useful to me than polite compliments. Still figuring things out, and I'd appreciate hearing from anyone who's willing to share their experience.   submitted by   /u/Striking_Wealth_2716 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/20 20:20:26