I built a "GitHub for SEOs" to solve the portfolio problem
I built SEOfolio to solve a problem I faced as an SEO: the lack of a dedicated portfolio platform. While designers have Behance and developers have GitHub, We (SEO professionals) waste hours creating case studies with screenshots from multiple tools that quickly become outdated. SEOfolio solves this by: - Creating a centralized portfolio of SEO projects - Displaying client traffic growth with auto-updating visualizations - Documenting strategies and results in one interface - Providing a single link to share during client pitches The platform eliminates the maintenance burden of keeping…
I built a "GitHub for SEOs" to solve the portfolio problem launched on April 22, 2025 with 5 votes and more than 75% of that year's launches.
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I built SEOfolio to solve a problem I faced as an SEO: the lack of a dedicated portfolio platform. While designers have Behance and developers have GitHub, We (SEO professionals) waste hours creating case studies with screenshots from multiple tools that quickly become outdated. SEOfolio solves this by: - Creating a…
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