Web apps/tools can generate engagement, shares, links, domain authority, and monetizable bottom-of-funnel SEO opportunities.
- Consider simple AI-built tools/calculators/apps as linkable assets tied to commercial-intent landing pages.
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2025-07-23Make web apps for SEO. The New York Times has grown since 2021. It has invested more into its web apps, which is good for engagement, it’s good for sharing, it’s good for...
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iThe New York Times has grown since 2021. It has invested more into its web apps, which is good for engagement, it's good for sharing, it's good for links.
I would totally recommend making a web app. They're so inexpensive, cheap, and easy to make with AI, with replit, with cursor. Then you can do bottom of funnel SEO for the web apps.
You're making money. You're ranking for more keywords. People are sharing you.
That is increasing your domain authority, increasing your engagement, and making you money.
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Web apps/tools can generate engagement, shares, links, domain authority, and monetizable bottom-of-funnel SEO opportunities.
What should an operator take from it?
Consider simple AI-built tools/calculators/apps as linkable assets tied to commercial-intent landing pages.
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This source is connected to linkable tools / bottom-funnel SEO.
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The New York Times has grown since 2021. It has invested more into its web apps, which is good for engagement, it's good for sharing, it's good for links. I would totally recommend making a web app. They're so inexpensive, cheap, and easy to make with AI, with replit, with cursor. Then you can do bottom of funnel SEO for the web apps...