/online-video-player/, /network-stream/ and
/online-video-player-from-file/. Post 1 was the setup post, written before the site was
fully crawled.Hi,
Three days in, so here is where things stand.
ClearPost has published four posts, one a day, with no failures: the browser video player comparison, how to play a video URL in seconds, casting from your PC to Chromecast, and the YouTube thumbnail downloader guide. All four are live.
The part I like is that they are pointing at your tools rather than just sitting next to them. The play-a-URL post links straight to your Online Video Player, your Network Stream page, and your play-from-file tool. That is the whole job for a site like yours: an article earns the search, and the tool does the work.
One gap, and it is an easy fix. The thumbnail article links to your YouTube player pages, but not to your actual YouTube Thumbnail Downloader tool. That is the one page it should send people to. I can point it there, and make sure the rest of the queue links to the matching tool every time.
Coming up: playing MP4 in the browser, streaming from Google Drive, screen mirroring to a TV, and an HLS player for .m3u8 links. That last one is a genuinely underserved search, and your Network Stream page already does it.
Is this hitting the mark? If the topics or the tone are off, tell me now and I will rebuild the plan while you can still watch it run.
Christian
| Post | Real internal links | To a tool page |
|---|---|---|
| 4414 browser players compared (setup post) | 1 | 1, the homepage |
| 4423 play a video URL | 4 | 3 real tool pages |
| 4431 Chromecast from PC | 2 | 0 |
| 4441 YouTube thumbnail downloader | 3 | 2 |
4431 scoring zero is defensible: casting to a TV is not something their tools do, so there is no matching page to link.
My first check searched the post body for the string
youtube-thumbnail-downloader and found it, so it looked like the link was there.
It was not. Every match was the post's own table-of-contents anchor, because the post slug is
/youtube-thumbnail-downloader-grab-any-image-fast/ and the tool page is
/youtube-thumbnail-downloader/. One is a prefix of the other.
Reading the surrounding context rather than trusting the substring is what caught it. The post's
three real links go to /youtube-video-player/,
/play-video-from-url-online-video-player/ and the homepage.
The linking is genuinely good on this site and it is the thing that makes their business model work: article earns the search, tool does the job. Naming that first makes the one gap read as a tune-up rather than a complaint, on day 3 of 7.
keyword_id, so it is not the duplicate bug. Same reason for leaving it out.lang="en-US" and their wizard answers.