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I’ve been iterating on Launch Check since late September. The latest project I’ve used it on is WhoOwnsWhat, a shared ledger for co-founders. It’s been my strongest test so far. A keyword list on its own doesn’t help me much. I want the research module to answer a more practical question: what does the person searching need, and which page should answer it? The agent works through: Questions based on the customer’s problem, use cases, alternatives, and buying decisions. The actual search results, to see whether people expect a guide, comparison, or tool. Groups of searches with the same intent, rather than a thin page for every wording variation. A page brief: suggested title and heading, what to explain, what proof is missing, the CTA, and links to related pages. A check against existing pages so the new idea doesn’t duplicate something already published. For WhoOwnWhat, for example, I’d want it to investigate whether someone asking how to split co-founder project costs needs an explanation, while someone looking for a shared expense and ownership tracker wants the tool. Those are research questions, not keyword-volume claims. Right now the skill labels missing numbers honestly. Optional data from DataForSEO could make that part stronger when connected. GitHub: https://github.com/matt-warchol/launch-check What would you add to make an SEO brief genuinely useful before building the page?   submitted by   /u/mwarcholinski [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/18 18:42:17