SEO45 AI SEO & Auto Blog

I got an invitation to participate in as an early adopter for this app and I jumped on the opportunity since I was looking for something like it for a while. I think this app is brilliant on a couple of concepts:

First, it does what it's set out to do well, publish posts automatically. I don't know if this has to do with the context I provide, which was thought out to produce better results for my kuadros.com site but the prompt is nothing out of the ordinary. The quality of the writing is top notch and it feels very human, which was surprising. I only have an ocassional issue where the content is chopped at the end, I imagine it exceeds the quote or tokens somewhere (or times out during the AI call). On these ocassions I have to complete the content manually with AI. Also I would like to see more than 1 internal image in every post. Currently it produces the main image plus 1 only other internal image, usually made with AI but with very good quality. In my type of content, about 5 internal images would be great.

I'm also waiting for the post to be published as draft instead of going live so I can review it first (author said he's working on it). Finally, the app doesn't allow you (yet) to choose the name of the publishing writer, no big deal for me as I opted to hide the author to accomodate for this.

Second, this app is brilliant because it allows you to be part of a network. Which means that if you accept to take in links from other sites, you will publish their links but the other users in the network will also publish links to your own site, thereby bringing tremendous value in link building. The concept is brilliant and the external links are very well handled. It also of course does internal link building to previous posts, and it's flawless so far.

I think that after 365 days of automated posting and link building, internal and external, my kuadros.com site is bound to go up in the rankings. It's just a matter of time. Therefore I'm really rooting for this app to do really well and I appreciate the effort by the developer in creating a good concept.

The dashboard is really well conceived, as is the ability to connect other sites from other platforms, which is the icing on the cacke.

Do give it a try without hesitance.

I’ll be honest — blogging was always on our “we’ll do it later” list. We knew it mattered for SEO, but between managing products, ads, and customers, it just never happened consistently.

We set up SEO45 AI mostly out of curiosity, and then kind of forgot about it. A few weeks later, I checked the blog and realized content had been going out regularly without anyone on our team touching it. No chasing writers, no planning topics, no reminders.

What I liked most is that it doesn’t feel like another tool to manage. It just runs quietly in the background while we focus on sales and operations. If you’re a founder who knows SEO is important but doesn’t want another thing on your to-do list, this makes a lot of sense.