Watch Me Build An AI Parasite SEO System Using Medium

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Video Summary: Building a Medium Parasite SEO Scraper

• Introduction:
  • Nick is creating a Medium parasite SEO scraper.
  • The tool will automate a parasite campaign using Medium articles.
  • It rewrites articles with AI and publishes them to Google Sheets or WordPress.
  • Nick acknowledges the controversial nature of the topic due to SEO guidelines.
• Community Announcement:
  • Nick’s community reached 150 members in 72 hours, capped at 400 for quality.
  • Price increases by $10 for every 40 new members to reflect added value.
• Medium as a Data Source:
  • Medium is a blogging platform with social media features.
  • It allows cross-posting between Medium and personal blogs.
  • Medium promotes posts, providing value to bloggers.
• Scraping Process:
  • Apify is used for web scraping.
  • Nick demonstrates scraping Medium using Apify actors.
  • The scraper is set to extract author names, post count, and article content.
  • The trial is free, then $20/month, which is justified by the potential upside.
• Data Handling:
  • The scraper returns various data columns including author, URL, and raw article HTML.
  • HTML content is converted to text for rewriting.
  • Titles are also scraped for SEO purposes.
• Automation Workflow:
  • The Apify scraper can be scheduled to run daily.
  • Scraped posts are dumped into a Make.com scenario for processing.
  • AI rewrites the articles, which can then be turned into Google Docs or WordPress posts.
  • A Google Sheet tracks the process, potentially reviewed by a human.
• Setting Up the Campaign:
  • Nick uses his own Medium account for demonstration.
  • The system could be adapted to scrape multiple authors.
  • The process involves scraping, rewriting, and posting content.
• Make.com Scenario:
  • The scenario watches for the Apify scraper to complete.
  • It retrieves the data set ID and gets the data set items.
  • HTML content is converted to text and then to bullet points.
  • Bullet points are expanded back into articles using AI.
  • The rewritten content is formatted and published.
• Final Steps:
  • Nick creates a Google Sheet to manage the campaign.
  • The sheet includes original and rewritten titles, URLs, and article content.
  • He suggests using WordPress for automatic posting.
  • The community is invited to join Nick’s group for more insights.

Additional Notes:

• Nick emphasizes the importance of testing and tweaking the system.
• He provides a detailed walkthrough of setting up the automation in Make.com.
• The video concludes with an invitation to join Nick’s community for further learning and support.