Hi,

Two days in. Three articles are live on stakeprosoft.com: what a casino bot actually is and how it works, 2FA auto login for Stake bots on a VPS, and how automated play works in 2026. They are written the way your Responsible Gaming page is written, technical and straight, without promising anyone an edge. That seemed right for a catalogue built by one person who supports it.

Now the number, because you should have it early. We researched 200 keywords around your catalogue. The single biggest is "poker bots" at 40 searches a month. "Stake bot" is 10. "Dice bot" is 10. Sixty-nine of the 200 have no measurable volume at all.

That is not a failure of the research, it is what this category looks like on Google. Your buyers are not searching, they are in Discord servers, forums and communities. So SEO alone will not build this business.

But there is a real opportunity in it, and it is unusual. When volume is this low, nobody is competing. No agency is writing about Mines bot configuration for 10 searches a month. A site with thirty solid articles could own effectively every search term in this category inside a couple of months, and then be the only real answer when someone does look.

So the question is what you want that content to do. Rank for the handful of searches that exist, or work harder as the pages that convince someone already on your site to buy. I would lean towards the second, and shift the plan to product-adjacent depth: configuration guides, what each bot can and cannot do, bankroll limits.

What is coming this week: choosing a dicebot for Stake, Martingale against Fibonacci, how dice bots handle strategy modes and bankroll safety, and Mines bot settings.

Is that the right direction? Tell me and I will change it.

Best,
Christian