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From Zero to Claude Code in 19 Minutes (no code)
A 19-minute hands-on walkthrough that takes a complete beginner from zero to a live deployed web app using only natural language.
June 15thThe argument in one line.
Once you wire Claude Code into the command-line tools for your host, your domain, and your search consoles, building and ranking a website stops being a coding job and becomes a sequence of plain-English prompts.
Read if. Skip if.
READ IF YOU ARE…
- A non-technical founder or marketer who wants a real, deployed marketing site without hiring a developer or an agency.
- A solo builder who already uses Claude Code for code but has never taken a project all the way to a live domain and Google indexing.
- An SEO or affiliate operator who wants the deploy-and-index step automated through CLIs rather than clicked through dashboards by hand.
- Someone curious whether a v0.dev template plus an AI agent can produce a site that scores in the 90s on PageSpeed Insights.
SKIP IF…
- You need an app with authentication, databases, or payments — this covers a static marketing site, and the author explicitly flags security as out of scope.
- You already deploy with a CI pipeline and own your DNS workflow; the value here is the onboarding, not a faster process for an expert.
- You want a fully hands-off build — the domain, nameserver, and OAuth steps still require manual clicks the agent cannot do for you.
The full version, fast.
The site is built by handing Claude Code a downloaded v0.dev template and the target offer, then prompting it to rebuild the pages around that offer rather than writing any code. The author swaps the hero image for a free stock background video, replaces stock photos with relevant ones, and runs the open-source claude-seo skill for three successive audits, staying deliberately skeptical and re-auditing before and after deployment. Deployment uses the Railway CLI so Claude can ship the site itself; the .md domain is connected through Cloudflare nameservers and DNS records, and the Google Cloud CLI lets Claude verify the property, submit the sitemap, and trigger indexing across Google, Bing, and Yandex. The lesson: the initial CLI-and-credential setup is the only hard part, after which updates and indexing become one-prompt operations.
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00:00 – 01:40
01 · The promise
Empty folder to live, indexed site — no designers, agencies, or developers. Lists the full pipeline: niche, audience, template, build, SEO, deploy, index.
01:40 – 04:00
02 · Niche and audience
Pick the offer (here, a 'Claude Ads' skill) and identify exactly who it's for before touching anything.
04:00 – 06:12
03 · Grab a v0.dev template
Browse v0.dev landing-page templates, pick the Sakura-tree design, download it as a ZIP, and drop it into a fresh folder.
06:12 – 10:12
04 · Claude builds the site
Open Claude Code in the folder; prompt it in plan mode (max effort) to read the repo and template and build home/features/installs/docs pages around the offer.
10:12 – 11:48
05 · Review and run dev server
Claude reports four pages built with content in lib/content; run the dev server to review the first version live.
11:48 – 17:34
06 · Swap hero to a video + new images
Replace the Sakura background with a free Pixabay video (play once, freeze on last frame) and swap tree photos for relevant Pexels images, asking Claude to compress and follow best practices.
17:34 – 22:00
07 · First full SEO audit
Install the claude-seo skill, then run a full audit via /seo with subagents in plan mode: sitemap, schema, pages, images, AI-search readiness.
22:00 – 24:01
08 · Proof: 11k clicks + PageSpeed
Shows the prior claude-seo.md site at 11,000 clicks / 343,000 impressions in ~3 months off one backlink, and a 98-99 PageSpeed score as the target.
24:01 – 28:00
09 · Stay skeptical: second audit
Distrust the agent's 'all done' report; prompt a second full pre-deploy audit with web research, surfacing a claim-vs-reality table of real fixes.
28:00 – 37:20
10 · Railway CLI deploy
Sign up for Railway ($5/mo for custom domains), install the Railway CLI by prompt, authorize via browser OAuth, and let Claude create the project and deploy.
37:20 – 43:40
11 · Live on a railway URL
Next.js build compiles clean, routes pre-render, the image ships, and Claude generates the public railway.app domain — the site is live in under five minutes of deploy time.
43:40 – 52:40
12 · Domain + Cloudflare DNS
Connect the purchased claude-ads.md domain: add the site to Cloudflare, create CNAME and TXT records from Claude's instructions, and point the registrar's nameservers at Cloudflare.
52:40 – 55:00
13 · Set up Google Cloud CLI
While DNS propagates, install the Google Cloud CLI and prepare Search Console access so indexing can later run from prompts.
55:00 – 1:01:00
14 · claude-ads.md goes live
Two hours later the custom domain resolves to the site; run a post-domain SEO audit and add the www record with Cloudflare proxy hardening.
1:01:00 – 1:05:20
15 · Final SEO audit, all green
Final desktop/mobile PageSpeed pass reaches 100/96/96/100 and then near-perfect mobile after fixes — the agent fixes whatever is red from a pasted screenshot.
1:05:20 – 1:11:40
16 · Index on Google
Authorize the Google Cloud CLI via OAuth, create the project and service account, enable the APIs, verify the domain by TXT, submit the sitemap, and notify the Indexing API for all routes.
1:11:40 – 1:17:00
17 · Bing & Yandex + manual submit
Index on Bing and Yandex via IndexNow (a key file at the root, no API), then manually request indexing for the handful of important pages because manual submission has higher priority.
1:17:00 – 1:20:00
18 · Favicon + website brain
Replace the v0 favicon with a generated logo and set up an Obsidian 'website brain' (the claude-obsidian skill) so the agent keeps page plans and PageSpeed data as a growing vault.
1:20:00 – 1:24:13
19 · Recap and sign-off
Recaps the full pipeline: ~10 prompts, ~8 hours of Claude time, ~1 hour of human time, from empty folder to a ranked, indexed site; subscribe CTA.
Lines worth screenshotting.
- The manuscript-equivalent here is the template — the value is not the code Claude writes but the connections you wire it into.
- A v0.dev template plus a single rebuild prompt produced a multi-page marketing site that later scored 100 on SEO in PageSpeed Insights.
- The whole build took roughly ten prompts and eight to ten hours of Claude working, but only about one hour of the author's active time.
- Plain English is the new coding language — the author wrote zero code and shipped a live custom-domain site.
- The same template and workflow took a previous site to 11,000 clicks and 343,000 impressions in three months off a single GitHub backlink.
- Run the SEO audit at least three times — before deploy, after deploy, and after the domain connects — because every pass finds something new.
- Stay skeptical of the agent's 'all done' — the author re-audited specifically because AI over-reports completion, and the second pass found real fixes.
- Installing a CLI is just a prompt: 'install the Railway CLI and configure my account' replaces reading install docs yourself.
- CLIs beat MCPs for this work — they give Claude direct, reliable control of Railway and Google without the MCP hype that underdelivered.
- The Google Cloud CLI lifts the indexing ceiling: Search Console caps manual submissions near 10 a day, the Indexing API allows far more.
- Manual URL submission still has higher priority than API indexing, so submit your handful of important pages by hand and batch the rest through the CLI.
- Bing and Yandex indexing via IndexNow needs no API project — just a key file at the site root, which the agent creates and redeploys.
- A background video that plays once and freezes on the last frame beats a looping one for a clean, minimal hero experience.
- The hardest, most manual step is nameservers and DNS — not the code — and even that is just following the agent's copy-paste instructions.
- Connecting the search-console and host CLIs once turns the site into an ever-growing system the agent can update on a schedule.
Wire the agent once, then ship with prompts.
WHAT TO LEARN
The build itself is the easy half; the durable win is connecting Claude Code to your host, domain, and search-console CLIs so every future update and index request is a single sentence.
- Start from a downloaded v0.dev template and prompt the agent to rebuild the pages around your offer, rather than asking it to design from a blank screen.
- Run the SEO audit in three passes — before deploy, after deploy, and after the domain connects — because the agent over-reports completion and each pass surfaces real fixes.
- Deploy through a CLI, not a dashboard: prompting 'install the Railway CLI and configure my account' lets the agent create the project and ship the build itself.
- Expect the domain-and-nameserver step to be the most manual part; the agent gives you the exact CNAME and TXT records, but you still paste nameservers into your registrar by hand.
- Use the Google Cloud CLI to verify the property, submit the sitemap, and trigger the Indexing API, which clears far more pages per day than Search Console's manual cap.
- Still submit your handful of important pages manually, since hand-submitted URLs get higher indexing priority than API-submitted ones.
- Index Bing and Yandex through IndexNow, which needs only a key file at the site root rather than a separate API project.
- Treat the finished site as a living system: with the CLIs connected, scheduled tasks let the agent monitor the server and re-index on its own.
- Use free stock media (Pixabay video, Pexels images) and ask the agent to compress to web formats so a media-heavy hero still scores in the 90s on PageSpeed.
Terms worth knowing.
- v0.dev
- Vercel's AI tool for generating front-end templates and components. Here it supplies a downloadable starter template that Claude then rebuilds around a specific offer.
- Claude Code
- Anthropic's command-line agent that reads a project folder and edits files from natural-language prompts. It does the building, auditing, deploying, and indexing in this video.
- claude-seo skill
- An open-source skill that adds SEO and GEO audit commands to Claude Code, checking sitemaps, schema, robots, page speed, and AI-search readiness so the agent can find and fix ranking issues.
- Railway
- A hosting platform that runs your site on a server. Its CLI lets Claude create the project and deploy without you clicking through the dashboard.
- CLI
- Command-line interface — a text tool that gives an agent direct, scriptable control of a service such as Railway or Google Cloud, used here instead of MCP connectors.
- Nameservers
- The DNS servers that tell the internet where a domain points. Pointing your registrar's nameservers at Cloudflare is what routes the .md domain to the Railway-hosted site.
- Cloudflare
- A DNS and proxy layer that sits between the domain and the host. Here it manages the DNS records (CNAME and TXT) that connect the custom domain to Railway.
- Indexing API
- Google's programmatic endpoint for asking Google to crawl URLs. Accessed through the Google Cloud CLI, it submits more pages per day than manual Search Console requests.
- IndexNow
- A protocol Bing and Yandex use to accept instant index requests via a key file placed at the site root, requiring no separate API project.
- GEO
- Generative Engine Optimization — structuring a site (schema, llms.txt, clear headings) so AI search engines can read and quote it, the AI-era complement to traditional SEO.
Things they pointed at.
Lines you could clip.
00:00
“Today, we go from an empty folder to a live published website with Claude Code. No designers, no agencies, no developers.”
10:12
“You don't need any coding knowledge — you just need English. This is the new coding language.”
22:10
“It already has over 11,000 clicks and over 343,000 impressions in three months off a single backlink.”
28:20
“We don't believe everything AI says — that's why I ran another full audit before deployment.”
1:21:40
“One hour of my time, eight hours of Claude's time, and we have a fully developed, ready-to-rank website indexed on Google.”
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00:00Today, we go from an empty folder to a live published website with Glock Code. No designers, no agencies, no developers.
00:08So let's go. Today, we're gonna create a website from scratch, from zero till finish. We're gonna get the domain.
00:13We're gonna choose a design. We're gonna attach the domain. We're gonna deploy it to a server.
00:17We're gonna index it to Google all with the help of Cloud Code and all these tools available. In the last video, I showed my Cloud SEO site hit 11,000 clicks in three months. And the question I got back, how do you build the site in the first place?
00:31Here are a few steps everyone that we're gonna follow. First, we're gonna pick the niche, then we're gonna understand the audience, and then we're gonna drop in a template and let Claude cook it, and then I'm gonna set up the SEO and our AI search Sunday foundation using our SEO skills.
00:47And afterwards, we're gonna publish that on a server, that being Versal Railway or Hostinger. And afterwards, we're gonna get it indexed on Google, Bing, and Yandex.
00:58Here so here are a few simple steps that you need to follow is, first, you need to identify your niche. Yeah? Like, what is your offer?
01:05In my case scenario, we'll build this website for cloud ads. So it's just a skill.
01:10In your case, it can be a product. It can be a service. It can be anything else.
01:13After that, you will need to identify exactly who your audience is. In my case, I already have identified because it's SEO agencies. It's marketing people.
01:22It's developers also and all those crazy AI fanatics. So that's also my audience. So same, you need to identify yours in case if it's a service or an agency or a SaaS.
01:32Before I touch anything, I need to choose a design for my website. For that, we can use different templates. You can either use also clock design if you like, but in this case, I'm gonna choose a template from v0.dev.
01:42So I'm just gonna go to this website. I'm gonna go for templates. V zero, by way, it's beautiful, guys, for templates.
01:47So if you want, you can check it out. I'm gonna press on maybe landing pages right here, and this is, by the way, guys, where I've got the template for even the Cloud SEO empty website. So let's see.
01:56Maybe we can find something interesting here, and this is the exact template, by the way, I've used for Cloud SEO, guys, so you can even grab it from here. But for me, I really like this beautiful sacro tree template. Look at that.
02:06I mean, it's fantastic. I think it will work here wonders. So next, what I'm gonna do, I'm gonna press on this opening, uh, v zero.
02:13Gonna press and continue. I'm gonna select my account right now, and press and continue. You can choose either free account, guys, because this is for free.
02:20And Vercel is absolutely fantastic. Her v zero is part of Vercel.
02:25And now our next step will be is just to download this template as a ZIP file. And afterwards, we're gonna share it with our dear, Claude.
02:33We're gonna give it a prompt, and then it will start cooking our website. So right now, I just need for to wait for it to load. Then here, you can see three dots right here.
02:41And here, you can see download as a ZIP everyone. You can just press on download as ZIP, and this will download this whole current template, which is absolutely phenomenal. I'll just gonna put it through downloads for now.
02:52Yeah. Just gonna keep it here. And what I recommend, of course, is for you to create a file.
02:56So I already have prepared one file here. I even put it here just for arrangements so to make it nice and sexy. So here, I have a file.
03:04It I mean, the website here is basically free. I mean, free. It's nothing here inside.
03:08It's I'm gonna print right now. I'm gonna press on create folder. I'm gonna put claud ads website.
03:17Press on okay. And right now here, I'm gonna drop that current, uh, template that I have just downloaded.
03:23Copy it here. Boom. And right now here, we have this currently unpacked, uh, folder.
03:28I'm gonna press on here. Press on extract, and same guys, you will need to extract. And like that, we have already this folder, uh, for reference.
03:35Yeah? Extract here. As I have everything prepared already, now I need to run my cloud code inside.
03:41I'll even close this folder. I'm gonna press an open folder. I will select the exact same folder that I have just unpacked, which is basically a template that we have selected.
03:50I made this one name, I think, website right now here. Person Cloud Ads website.
03:55And here, this is the folder, by the way, that I have unpacked the current template. And right now here, we can see these these are the exact two folders that we have, uh, from this specific website, uh, folder.
04:07Everyone, I just got a delay. So going here, gonna press on Claude. So right now, we're gonna prompt, uh, Claude, a good prompt on setting this whole thing up for us.
04:20So right now, we're gonna put the prompt. When I put read the Cloud Ads repo and the template in this folder.
04:29Plan for pages, home, features, installs, and docs.
04:36And here is the repo. Right? I'm gonna put right on the link.
04:39Press on plan mode, everyone, and and I recommend you always do the same before executing any sort of tasks. I'm gonna put here on max the effort itself.
04:49The thinking is on. Press on pan mode, and right now, I'm gonna let it cook. So currently, Cloud is cooking everyone.
04:56And the steps are quite simple as we've seen. Also, here we have just a a template that we can share with Cloud. Right now, we're gonna check this template, gonna share designs, then we're gonna check our Cloud Ads repo because you have a scary thing.
05:08In your case, it'll be the the service or the product that you are selling or you want to sell, for example, in your niche. Right?
05:16And based on that, it will then get this design, put the cloud ads information, put on top. Then afterwards, we're gonna review it. Can either add more.
05:25We can add the blog blog section if we really want to. And then we're gonna just deploy it and then index, and that will be it. Let me fast forward so you can see the first version.
05:36Mister Cloud has finished his work. Let's see what he has done. So what I built, routing and Chrome.
05:43Let me try to zoom in. Convert it to single scroll templates, it's little bit technical, everyone. You can even tell it, hey.
05:49Explain in normal words. It will explain exactly what it has done. But it created here, uh, basically four pages.
05:56It made that. Content lives in this lib content. Okay.
05:59Here's a verification. PMPM installs. It gave the commands to run that.
06:03So because I already know exactly what to do, but if you want to ask more like, hey. Being nontechnical, just tell me what to do next. It will do that or do everything.
06:10And I can just say or I can even run a server myself, but run dev server to test. Right?
06:17And right now, Cloud, what what it will do, it will open a live server so we can then review and check how the website is, maybe make some changes as we want, see the content with him.
06:32And, uh, in your case, if it's a service or it's a product, of course, you need to ensure that you put the images inside. Alright? And then just edit the prompts because once again, you don't need any sort of coding knowledge, uh, anyone.
06:44Um, you just need English. So this is, uh, the new coding language, you can say. But, uh, that's it.
06:51Right now, we just opened a new server. So let's see exactly what it has built. Let me try to open it better even here.
06:58And I will try to make this smaller. I will close this here. I will put this here, and let's see exactly what mister Claude created.
07:08Audiate every platform know what to fix to cut. Okay. Okay.
07:13To scale. Beautiful. We're on a full audit.
07:17Paid ads audit across eight platforms in ten, fifteen minutes. Get a zero to 100 health score and the prioritized action plan. All locally in clogged code.
07:29Well, let me let me put this to myself. I'm gonna put myself here. I'm gonna try to transform myself.
07:36Oops. The other way around. I will try to transform myself.
07:39So when I'm look horizontally, everyone, this is exactly what it made. So once again, the background image is from the current template.
07:47If you want, I can easily change the background. But look at the content within. Of course, here, let's say they are em dashes.
07:53So I can say here, hey there. Just ensure that there's no m dashes on our page. Change them all.
08:01For example. Right? You can easily set this prompt and, hey.
08:04Maybe you don't like this image to be there. You don't wanna have maybe this use case to be here. Right?
08:10So this already takes some prompting. Maybe ten, fifteen, twenty, thirty, forty, depending on exactly how many edits and how we have set it up.
08:18But this is the first version of it, guys, and it's fantastic. It's absolutely beautiful.
08:24I'm just going down. Maybe I'm gonna change, uh, these images perhaps.
08:28Some of them install, audio, and optimize. Eight platforms, one, audio. We have Google Ads, Meta Video, LinkedIn, Amazon Ads.
08:36Beautiful. We can add some icons there. Here, we have some animations.
08:40We can change this. That's that's for sure, even these. Other than that, I like the scrolling.
08:46It's nice and smooth. Let's go for maybe docs. We have it here.
08:50It's already put. View on GitHub, command reference, and here we have install cloud view on GitHub with the relevant interlinking. I mean, this is beautiful.
08:59Very well set and very well done. I would say right now, we can just make some edits. So maybe I will change the background.
09:07So let me change the background. So this is the original, everyone. Yeah?
09:11This is the original from, uh, p zero, how it looks. Yeah. They exact same template.
09:16They just adapted the content with him. And, of course, right now, our next steps will be is to choose the style. And then afterwards, we need to do an SEO audit.
09:24That's for sure. Right? So first, let's pick up some design elements.
09:28I will just do that myself. Right now, I'm gonna pick up some videos. So when I put them in, maybe some images.
09:34And, um, afterwards, we're gonna run a few SEO audits. We're gonna set up the site map. We're gonna check that the pages are intact.
09:40We're gonna ensure that we have the robots, the schema, and everything else even set for AI GU so we can appear in those AI searches. After some time, I have found the video that I like.
09:51And, also, some images, if really all of them are from one is from Pixabay, which is free and open source, and the other ones are images from Pexels that are also free for download. And I have already downloaded and prepared here.
10:04And what I will do, I will put this video as the cover video. So in the place of this, uh, Sakura background, it will be this current, uh, video.
10:15And then for the images, because you guys can see the trees that don't have nothing, it's not relevant to ads. Right? So I'm gonna put these images there.
10:23And everything that that it takes is just a prompt. For the video, because it's already hosted here in this survey, we can either download and host it ourself, or we can straight away embed it as a background.
10:33Here, I'm just gonna copy here, put it here. I'm gonna just put a voice prompt. I'm gonna put, hey there, Claude.
10:40I want you to change the hero background. Can you put this background for me, please?
10:47And that's it. Uh, I'm gonna put here also the link and everyone for you to be able to see the chat, I think. I'm gonna try I'm gonna move myself.
10:55Oops. Not the screen, but myself here. I'm gonna put myself over here temporary so you can see the chat here.
11:00So I'm put I put here basically a prompt. Hey there. Let's change the background, this specific video.
11:05At the same time, I want to have a rule. That rule being I don't want it to be in a loop. Right?
11:11So and, also, I don't want this video to be in a loop. I just want it to be only once when the user enters the website, and then just stop at the last frame. Nice and minimal.
11:26Yep. Just like that. So we're gonna have nice and specific and, well, user experience.
11:32Additionally, we have some images that I have downloaded also from Pexels. So here are just a few. Can we put more?
11:37Absolutely. Yes. But, of course, it's based on the time that we have available.
11:41So just gonna take this folder for reference, and I'm gonna put it here, and I'll say, so right now, what I want us to do is to change the images inside our website because they are not quite relevant to our cloud ads. In this folder, you can find some images that I have selected, and I want you to put them inside to embed them.
12:03Additionally, of course, please compact the two megabyte image because it's quite big. So make sure, of course, that we follow best practices in regards to images when we embed them.
12:13Yep. So once again, this is another prompt that is being sent to Cloud just to apply best practice in regards to images. And everyone, a good tip for you, of course, when you upload any sort of images on our website, even the product images, of course, check all the images.
12:26So do a full on, let's say, audio on our images. You can do that also with call the CEO. And check the size, if we really check how they are, check their quality, their pics, pixels, whatever there is, because you can always improve them and even upscale even using free tools.
12:40And even compress them following best processes in regards to even the quality and everything else. And we're gonna just wait. Let's see.
12:48Wow. Okay. It already changed the video, guys.
12:50Let me check it out. Let's check it out because it changed the rate of the video there. Let's see what it made for the header video.
12:58So we have this in the beginning. Wow. Guys, I mean, this is a winner.
13:06Look at this beauty. Look at this beauty. This is fantastic.
13:10How did every platform know what to cut? So what I did, I just changed the background video. I did not even generate this video.
13:17I even took it from an open source website like Pixels. Right? You can also do the same.
13:22You can even generate your own using all these beautiful AI models out there, like sit downs, for example, or clingo, whatever there is. But I will say this is straight away a winner. It follows the design.
13:31It looks beautiful. So next, what it will be, of course, is for us to do full on audit on text, check that the text is relevant.
13:40Right? Because there can be also some AI slop inside. We can add anything else that we want inside.
13:45So same goes for you. Maybe you have, let's say, a product store. You have around 200 products or a client's website with 200 products that has, you know, always incoming, uh, products that they need to update.
13:55That's also quite easy, achievable with just the same way, same approach. You just give them the image, give, uh, put all the images inside a folder, share them with your Claude. He will review them, and afterwards, he can craft for you even all sort of titles, descriptions, or whatever else you need in regards to home page, product page, blog pages, or any other pages.
14:14So, guys, this is a beautiful thing. Then let me just wait right now for all these images to embed it inside. I will fast forward.
14:22So I'll not eat too much of your time either to the finished product, just based on design. And afterwards, what he will do, we will deploy this website on the server.
14:37I think I'm gonna choose Rally for this. You can use even Versal or Rally. It's totally up to you or Hetzner or anything else if you know exactly how to set them up or if you already have one set up.
14:46So we're gonna host it on our on our website. We're gonna get a domain. We're gonna attach that domain to the current website that will be hosted.
14:55So we're have this interconnection so because we wanna have, of course, not local host 3,000. Wanna have cloudads.mg, this website.
15:02So we're gonna get a domain, and we're gonna attach it using, uh, these settings inside the the current platform. And then we're gonna connect, uh, the railway, which is the website itself, the server, to our cloud. And the reason why is that we're gonna have also scheduled updates, so in the future, so we don't need to run all the schedules ourselves.
15:22Cloud can run it for us at the same time. He can run maybe specific blog posts, or let's say maybe we have some specific updates or new products. You can even craft all these new product pages automatically if you already have a specific template in place.
15:34All this what it takes is just some information and some funds for your AI agent. After While Claude is cooking, we can do something else. We can choose a domain for our website.
15:45So something with .com, something with .mg, or something else relevant.aio or .ai, depending on your exact niche. In my case scenario, I wanna choose cloud.co.
15:57Well, cloudads.comg because I wanna have it, like, a mark on file, and plus it's more doable right now. In your case, you can use platforms like Namecheap, for example.
16:07Namecheap, quite easy. You can just buy any sort of domains there that comes. You just check it out if it is available.
16:13You can use GoDaddy also or any other platform that you know even locally or international. Right?
16:19In my case scenario, I'm gonna use this IP host. So I have this IP hosting, and I can just buy these MG domains here.
16:27So this is the means that I currently have, for example. Right? And I can just press and cloud as at MG.
16:32I'm gonna get this domain right now, and then afterwards, we're gonna this is gonna be part of our next step, which gonna be to deployment and then connecting our domain to our current website so we can deploy it so it can be seen by the world. So everyone, mister Claude has finished his work.
16:50And now is the time for the last review of the page before you. So let's see how it goes. Once again, this beautiful cover video as we go.
16:58We have here the text. We have the images. Here's the GIF.
17:03Here is the spacing as mentioned before. The elements, nice scrolling. Looks beautiful.
17:08Looks nice. Also, the images here. Guys, I think this is ready to go.
17:13Mhmm. Fantastic. Look at this.
17:17Some fading here and footer with all the links all working. Okay.
17:24Contributing. Boom. And interlink with GitHub.
17:26So, guys, once again, the website, the UI, and everything else is well set. The text looks okay. The placement and everything else.
17:33Right now, our next step is to run a few SEO audits. For that, we need a skill installed.
17:41So the skill that we will need is cloud SEO dot m d. So if you don't have it, it's quite easy to install that one. You can just go to your cloud code in your terminal, in your ID, ID or whatever.
17:52You can just say, hey. Install this skill and just share this website link from here. So say, hey.
17:58Install this skill and share cloud.c.mg website, and it will install for you the full package of SEO skills for your website where it will help you rank, and it will help you fix your page speed insights, your SEO audits, and everything else.
18:10So what we're gonna do right now, we're gonna audit, uh, the current website that we have built, which is called ads. And then afterwards, we will implement relevant changes.
18:19We're gonna do some research. We're gonna put some keywords, and then we're gonna well, host it and then connect the hosting to a domain and then index everything on Google, Bing, and the index.
18:33So for us, we need to have this SEO skill installed. So if wanna put right now in the chat, everyone, as you can see. So if we're gonna put forward slash SEO, you see that here we have specific SEO commands, and these are because we have this skill enabled, which is our cloud SEO skill.
18:47As I mentioned, it's quite easy to install. It just copy this link and install it. It has all that SEO stuff, juicy stuff.
18:54And then here, we have these commands. Right? So you can just put now forward slash SEO, and it will start this SEO process, and we can just put a prompt.
19:04I want you to run a full SEO audit on the website that we have just built. So check this site map, check the schema, check the pages, check the images.
19:16I want you to use sub agents for the task following best practices for illustration and plan it first, then execute after.
19:29And I'm gonna change to plan mode right now.
19:35Gonna press on send. I don't know why that caps lock went there, but this is basically a public key.
19:41What did they ask? Perform a full SEO audit. This goes installed, and I don't need to say anything else because all the relevant and important instructions are already inside their current, uh, skill, everyone.
19:52And once again, this website is tracking very well. And the exact same cloud ads website, it will be similar to this. But once again, you can see that here, it's a different, in a way, approach for design, but it does have its own style.
20:05And if I'm gonna go right now to search console for one because this is exactly what I wanna do, here's an example of the Cloud SEO website. It was built on twenty third of I almost said April, March March 23.
20:20So in five more days, it will be three months. So it already has over 11,000 clicks and over 343,000 impressions.
20:31Now this is fantastic. It's okay if these things happen. As I mentioned before, this is Friday, Saturday weekends.
20:37Then our main part here is just to start I mean, always keep on updating, keep on, let's say, creating new blogs because blogs also bring quite a lot of traffic, especially in the AI space. These are the results of a three months successful website following the exact same steps, guys, that we are doing right now together.
20:59I took the exact same template from v zero. I run code and see SEO insight. Even that time, it was even OPUS 4.5 or 4.6.
21:08Right now, we went with the band not band, but band Fable and OPUS 4.8 with UltraCode. That's even more better, more seamless than it was before.
21:18Because right now, it took me, like, how many prompts? Like, around 10 of 10 to build the current website, which is already done. Now we're just gonna do a full list view audit.
21:26We're gonna check sitemap. Sitemap, for example, is needed for any specific websites. If you even right now, I'm gonna put sitemap in that XML.
21:34I don't think it will have it already. No. Because you need to have it also hosted at the same time.
21:38We need to check also robots. We need to check that I mean, that's it.
21:43If really not very complicated. Depending on the on the niche, everyone. We can always check with your cloud.
21:49Once again, wanna prepare a a prompt reference document that you can just share with your cloud, and it will help you on the way. So you can rank, so you can just make sure that your page is properly performing, so your page speed insights once again. So even going to the page speed insights.
22:05Because, guys, this chat right now, it will take maybe some time because I put in plan mode, maybe, like, around fifteen to twenty minutes. In the meantime, I'm just gonna share, uh, this page speed insights, for example, for the cloud SEO website. Um, if you haven't checked also the previous video, can check it out.
22:19And there I explained exactly the story of how everything also happened with all this beautiful graph and this beautiful website. But the main point here is that I wanted to make sure that everything is 100, and it was 100.
22:30But then I added some videos and some images, and then it became 97. But everything is green, and everything is fantastic as you see right now. Everyone, we have performance.
22:39This is the ability best practices in the CEO for this cloud SEO website.
22:45Fair well, with the overall score of 99, over 97, you can say, basically, 98. The same exact vitals that you see here at the graphs. The numbers will be for our website, which is cloud ads.
22:56And we're gonna ensure that this happens for all the websites to have at least a 90. If you have, of course, many images, then make sure that all of them are properly embedded inside your website. They're properly compacted as a web p, perhaps not as a PNG, for example.
23:09Right? Following, once again, best practice in regards to the current SEO practices, because already knows that.
23:15He will review that. Even if he has some fake testimonials, he will identify that because that's how powerful this specific skill it is. And based on that specific skill, once again, CMS we're doing right now with CloudAds, which is also a skill.
23:27I'm creating the website, and this website will also have the exact same pattern as this current one. And then possibly gonna bring rankings.
23:34I can just put here and there some CTAs. Can drive also traffic on my my own websites and other websites, and, of course, share value with the world because that's very important at the same time, everyone. So the agent has finished his work.
23:48Uh, took, like, around twenty minutes or so. So it completed all done.
23:52The full audio ran. You wrote everything, and error fix was now implemented. But, of course, we don't believe everything what AI says.
24:00That's why I had sent already another new prompt. I asked, like, hey. I'm quite skeptical on the things that you have said, so I want I wanted to plan another full on audit before deployment.
24:10So to make sure that you know everything is properly covered and properly structured, additionally, just search the web for what people are searching for, so please adapt accordingly and do another full audit following best practices. So this is the prompt that was put.
24:26Oh, I think I'm gonna put it myself here. I have to make myself bigger right now. So this is the prompt.
24:31I'll even put, guys, just small thing horizontal. So straight away, this is the prompt. Uh, once again, natural language.
24:39Can it do better prompts? Absolutely. Yes, guys.
24:42We even have an AI marketing library that, uh, all of this is just going with only one command. You can just even set the forward slash goal and just put everything so you can even get a transcript of the current video.
24:53You just put the forward slash goal and just feed the plan based on that transcript, and it will do that for you. So maybe I'll even put if we do the the prompt on how to deploy and set everything, maybe in a beautiful PDF for your reference, you may wanna put it in drive so you can just check the description, guys.
25:08Maybe it will be there. I mean, I'll put it there. But so far, uh, another reaudit prompt before deployment, then it's up to you exactly what, uh, platform you want to choose for deployment.
25:20So there are many. There is hosting your working host to your websites. Right?
25:24Uh, there is Vercel, for example, which is also quite easy to set because it has a CLI.
25:30There is also the railway, and this is the choice that I will choose. I think today we're gonna use railway to deploy our current website so we can host it here.
25:42Then afterwards, we can just check the connection with our domain name that we have got. I've got called ads.md.
25:53I will connect it with the name servers, so I'm gonna guide you through also with that because it's quite easy. It's no rocket science guys. You can always also ask your cloud for help.
26:01And afterwards, we're just gonna index everything going according to the plan.
26:07I hope you do not get bored, but this is the whole process exactly as it is. So let's see. I will fast forward as soon as that the audit was done.
26:17Quality checkpoint. Guys, of course, we need to check. Right?
26:21Whatever is going on, not just leave it. Of course, can leave overnight. Depends on you and the plan and whatever talk you had it caught, but I like to check.
26:28So here are the to dos so far. So we have stage one, which is already completed, which was the runtime verification, clean rebuilds, serve, curl our routes.
26:38Okay. So it prepared those the JSON LD claims and reality table. We have stage two, which is deep keyword.
26:44We have stage three, which is full structural reaudit For technical contents, schema g on SSO. Very good.
26:51We have stage four a, which is synthesized, then apply everything found and reverify. And another checkpoint, guys. Clot has finished.
26:59Ouch. Clot has finished his work. Second, audit complete, verified, and applied.
27:05Your skepticism paid off. Claim versus reality. Of course, it's always when you're do audits more and more, guys, you'll see that there's always something to find.
27:13That's why it's good always to put it in a loop, and it will always check by itself, let's say, once a day and fix whatever it can find. You know? But do it already.
27:20If you already have one in place, let's say, and well set website, then, of course, you can straight away even put in publish so because Google will take time to index our pages and everything else. And during this period of time, you'll start working on those improvements.
27:34So hope that one makes sense. So I completed his second verification.
27:39He put I already checked. And afterwards, I have set, like, hey, Cloud. Save whatever there is.
27:45We will compact. And afterwards, we're gonna proceed with another full on prompt for auditing everything done before we're gonna deploy this to Rally.
27:54And guys, we're gonna use Rally for this, so we will need to have an account here. It's quite easy. Just sign in, sign up.
28:01You will need to put you will need to get a $5 per month plan, everyone. It's $5 per month here. I mean, this is basically coins.
28:09If you can't afford, then you can even go for the free plan, but we're not gonna have the possibility to connect your domain, or you can go to for sale, which is free at the same time. It's totally up to you. But we're gonna be using railway right now here.
28:20We're gonna connect it. But before that, last audit check with mister Claude.
28:28I have prepared, uh, for everyone watching right now, uh, a full on library of prompts on how to run Cloud SEO on the exact same use case scenarios we're doing right now. For auditing auditing the website, let's say, before you start, for example, hey.
28:43You need to install Cloud SEO. Right? Pick your thing.
28:46Grab a template that you like, for example, from v zero or other websites. Open Cloud Code inside that folder, and then just run each and every command. You can even download this whole thing as a markdown, and you can just set here forward slash call and just give this whole markdown to your cloud.
29:03So it will execute everything accordingly with specific checkpoints that maybe you can put in place as you can see fit. But it is right as you see right now, guys, we have before you start, strategy and plan, build the pages, write the content, uh, links and navigation, brand and visuals, and on page SEO, technical SEO, AI search, quality, audio and fix, final notification, and everything, of course, has their own commands.
29:28And final checkpoint, everyone. Done. Phase a complete, a one to a eight as per code, stop before hosting.
29:37So everything was done in regards to SEO. Yeah. The schema was checked, And let's have a look around in our finished website.
29:44I'll make myself smaller now. I'm gonna put maybe myself little bit in this corner. I will transform it.
29:51Oops. The other way around. Transform it like that.
29:55So, guys, this is the beauty that mister Claude did with the help of a template and with the help of, uh, also the SEO audit.
30:06And let's have a check on the website, on the design, on the images. We're gonna check also on mobile.
30:13So this is the straight away, as soon as the user comes to our site, which is called ads.md. Beautiful intro. Certainly, we also had this animation with colors taken from that specific template.
30:24Install color ads, which is the call to action. We have also browse commands. I'll use every path every ad platform know what to scale.
30:31Beautiful. If you're pressing on install commands, we have the plug in and what gets installed and everything else. Basically, installed part.
30:39Here, we also have multiple pages, so it's not only one. If you want, of course, to tweak, maybe to put just installs to be only one copy of command, I think it would be better. But scrolling more down, one audit every platform.
30:50Here, we have also the image with this beautiful animation. It's so scrolling. Look at that.
30:55Fantastic. We have also the GIF from the GitHub repository, by the way. We had installed, audit, and optimize.
31:02And, guys, this one took how long? Maybe well, how 10 prompts and around four hours.
31:08If really, it took quite a long period of time. Maybe if we all would have made one pager, it would have been easier, but, I mean, multiple pages just for the purpose of SEO. We have also CTA here.
31:19The install free, we have the community and also free and pro. Fantastic.
31:24And all links, by the way, work. Just double checking once again. Not build alone.
31:29Build with the community. Ready to do your things. Boom.
31:32And done.
31:35Look at this footer. Wow. Feature.
31:38Pressing here. Boom. Redirected.
31:41Next one installs. Let's check it out each and everyone, guys. Docs.
31:45This page for the docs. Different page for the docs if you want. So we have feature page.
31:49So PPC, get software. Wow. Now look at that.
31:52We have all the commands and every command, then the score you can act on. This is the features section, which is beautiful.
31:59We have the install section also, install cloud ads and how to install it with the plug in or install scripts or manual, other tools, or you install. We have also docs, so documentation of the current one, which is currently interlinked. Also, we get hub, which is fantastic.
32:15So all interlinking and everything was done in four hours, everyone. So, basically I mean, I think design agency charge you a lot for this sort of websites, but you just see exactly how I just built it. Right?
32:28And now the next step that we will do, we will host our dear and little baby cloud ads website.
32:36Guys, we will use Railway here. So straight away, what is Railway is same as hosting or same as Vercel, or if you don't know any of these, it's basically for hosting online your website.
32:48You can even do it locally if you know how to if you have that technical knowledge. But for that, you'll need to sign in or sign up, and then we're gonna be on the main page right here. You're gonna go to dashboards so you'll be able also to create your own things, but you don't need to know anything of this, everyone.
33:04We will set up railway CLI. So I think you've heard about API and MCPs, how they work, etcetera, and so on. CLI is the next big thing.
33:14MCPs, it was such a big hype, but in the end, they did not perform as well. But now we have CLI, which lets direct access to Railway, which is the current app software that you can see.
33:27So it lets cloud access it directly so you don't have to. So that means that we can deploy our servers automatically.
33:34We can make any changes in the updates just with one simple prompt or command. So for that, we need to set up railway CLI. So I have prepared I mean, there's a repo, by the way, on GitHub for that.
33:45We're going to just open it straight away. You can check it out. It's github.comrailwayapp/cli.
33:50So /railwayapp/cli. I'm gonna put it also inside the description.
33:55So this is from official railway. So we will go and install railway CLI. We wanna say, hey.
34:00Install railway CLI and help me configure the account.
34:07Right? So we can publish the site there.
34:13I already have a Railway account. It's easy as that.
34:18So it's not applicable only to Railway. Everyone, there's so many CLI tools.
34:23The exact same way we're gonna use for Google. So anything that we want to have in regards to g a four analytics or page speed, it's not applicable, I think, to search console because for search con console, we'll need API, but we have the Google console that will take care of everything.
34:39So the exact same way as we are setting up the current CLI with Railway, which is quite easy as you've seen right now. It's just a prompt. You just need to know the right tool and the right CLI for your job.
34:49So by connecting these, it means even Google, uh, all all Google part will be taken care of on automatically by cloud if you give you the exact prompt or rule or even a scheduled tasks.
35:03So in this case scenario, let's say I want to check my railway server maybe once every day to check that, hey. It's not overheated.
35:11It's all good. Uh, it's online. It's ranking.
35:14I can just set up a rule and just put the forward slash schedule and just put, hey. Analyze my railway server, which is called ads website, monitor every day to see if it performs.
35:26And at the same time, I can do the same with Google, and, uh, that's it. It will just take an out to me.
35:31Name most of the parts, and you'll act as an auditor. I'll ask the reviewer of this, uh, old job that is going forward.
35:39So let's see see right now. Mister Claude is cooking. So so far, guys, we are maybe five, six hours in since we started doing this whole thing.
35:49So maybe for you, it can it can take maybe a little bit longer perhaps, but don't give up me fully. It's easier than it looks.
35:56You just need to have patience. For me, at the same time, I'm making this video, but at the same time on my other screens, I'm just working on other projects even in the video of this video that I'm currently even editing as a see from future. So railway CLI, once again, what it will do for you, it will allow you to control railway.
36:11This application, it will host for your applications, and, uh, that's it. Uh, it's easy as that.
36:18We're gonna host our website there. Uh, then we're gonna just index to Google search console.
36:26We're gonna put our site map. We're gonna put at the same time for Yandex and Bing. It just takes one command.
36:32If really, it's so easy, guys. And that's it. Right now, mister Klot say that Railway CLI.
36:39Let's see exactly. Let's spy on him and what he's doing. Railway CLI is not installed yet, so I have not installed it because I just made a fresh instance of Linux.
36:49That was CLI 5.15 is installed and on path.
36:53So he has already installed it by running a few bash commands, which is NPM, as you can see right now here. Then a railway recommended the browser flow, but in this sandbox, the OAuth callback to local host is unreliable because currently, I'm running Aurora.
37:08Linux, it's a little bit it's an interesting, I would say, OS if you want.
37:14So if in if we have any Linux fanatics there, this one is is beautiful.
37:22It's magnificent. It's Aurora Linux. I just migrated from PopOS to Aurora, and I really like exactly how it performs.
37:31But let's continue straight away. So as you can see right now, it has installed the railway.
37:37Right now, we will need to log in. And after we log in to the browser, we'll it will straight away be said, okay. We are set, and we're gonna let Cloud to the rest and set up the server for us.
37:49So let's just set it right here. Action from you sign in to railway. One click, I need to click here.
37:54So if I click here, sit the way it opened a window. So, guys, be very careful here. It's very important.
37:59Railway CLI wants to access your Railway account. This will allow Railway CLI to view your identity, fully manage your workspace, and so on. Authorize.
38:07Boom. Device authorized. Done.
38:10It's easy as that to connect your railway, to connect your hosting in that case, and you can just do any sort of changes using this API or this approach. So, like, in our case scenario, we will deploy a website.
38:21You can use it also for deploying applications. You can use it for many other things. If we limit apps and websites, mostly blogs and main even even automations, even workers.
38:34I mean, depending on the use case scenario. But but back to the thing, it's that easy to connect to really everyone. You just need to have the railway the relevant link, install the relevant CLI from trusted sources.
38:44Of course, just be careful when you install in sort of CLI just to know exactly where that CLI is coming from. Right? Don't install everything blindly because there's many malware out there.
38:54So login completed. We're verifying it. Look.
38:56It took and checking the noninteractive facts for in it up so it can create a project cleanly. So done. But always connected.
39:05Right now, Cloud, we're gonna work at least, I think, for the next ten, maybe fifteen minutes to deploy this on the server. Everything is, again, just yes, no, yes, no.
39:15Maybe. And after it will be deployed, we will review it once again, uh, following, uh, best practices there is with the current cloud SEO skill, where I think better in general to do the audit after we attach, uh, the domain name because that will be a lot more more easier.
39:34But I authenticated as Ernest said, so that's that's me right there. Creating the project now, naming it called ads, link to the app directory. Railway in it may need an explicit workspace in a noninteractive mode.
39:46I'll handle what it asks. And this is how he's doing, everyone. This is how you deploy the site on Rally.
39:52I'll put myself maybe here for a bit. So your Railway account has two workspaces. Switch one I want.
39:58I'm gonna choose my own. I wanna press here on submit answers. That's my own personal workspace because you can have multiple workspaces if you have a team or organization.
40:08And railway unit, big workspace, create cloud ads project, railway up and deploy, verify the railway domain, custom domain, cloud as the. Because before everyone, I have even cloud SEO. The website, I am that one, I'm hosting on Vercel.
40:23If you really haven't checked one of Vercel in quite a while. But I called the SEO website. I'm hosting on Vercel, and so far, it's performing quite well.
40:32So let let's even check. I haven't even updated the five icon. If you can see, there's an s.
40:37I need to make a better five icon, but I do not have the time to do so. But as you can see, it's deployed here. Everything so far is okay ish, I think.
40:46On railway, it's the exact same thing. And look at that, everyone. It made right now this project, cloud ads.
40:52So mister Claude, I'm gonna wait to put myself maybe here in the center so not not interrupt anyone. So mister Claude right now created this workspace.
41:02Look look at that. And it just made right now.
41:06The first one, Claude Ads, and it started to make it really up. He's doing everything to the CLI. For some commands, it will need my approach to be there.
41:13I mean, my maybe approval. But right now, I just need to wait for it to finish the deploy, then we'll just give it a test.
41:22We're gonna connect a domain name. So far, we don't have any sort of login or sign up. But in your case scenario, let's say if you're using Railway and, of course, you know exactly how to set up the rest.
41:33Right? And if you're using Vercel, of course, you need to know how to set up the sign ups, log in, security, because, uh, security also in this case scenario is very important.
41:42Uh, we do have a cybersecurity skill for that, so just make sure you Google it, uh, or just check my repos. We have a cloud cybersecurity skill that can help also with anything. Let's say security connected in regards to sign in, sign up, log in, database.
41:54But so far, our website is clean. It's just a command, and everything is just redirecting funnel to our cloud ads.
42:01Um, and that's it. I mean, look at the other guys.
42:05I think it's live. Let's check. So railway up, but I think it's not the current site.
42:11Okay. Clot ads, railway internal.
42:14For now, it was made internal. We don't have a link yet. He's just setting up the server, and I don't think it's it works right now because that's not the link.
42:25It needs to be a link right now. I think it'll take just a little bit of more time. Deployment complete.
42:29Back out to the PNP. Next 16.
42:32Next build compiled clean. All routes pre rendered, built the image, shipped it.
42:40Now generating the public domain. Guys, let's check it out.
42:44Are you ready? Let's see. So this is the link, and the website was published just now.
42:52I'm gonna click it right now, and this is our cloud ads website, guys.
43:00Live right now on the railway deployed and how long it took for us to deploy a server or website.
43:08Not even five minutes, I think, since we started, but the website right now is live. This was super easy. I don't think you've seen faster deployment to our site or connection.
43:16But once again, I wanna give it a refresh. We had this beautiful animation on the site. I would edit every ad platform, know what to cut, scale, and then the overall animation.
43:25Everything rest, do you see? Uh, let's check also the linking and everything. It's it's working.
43:30So pressing on the features, works, installs, docs. Get started. Going here.
43:35Okay. So get started. Right now, I just found maybe a small bug that tell me it to fix.
43:40Pressing on GitHub, it interlinks to the current GitHub, and the job is done. Can work be done more? Absolutely.
43:48Yes. But other than that, it looks fantastic. So right now, our next mission is we need to connect our domain name.
43:56So this is one thing that I'm missing right now is, of course, have a domain. So I already have purchased one domain using this IP host, which is local here in Moldova. I got it here.
44:07It's claudads.mg. So this is the main name.
44:11I was just gonna even screenshot. So in your case scenario, if you're using name shoot name name chip or GoDaddy, you can use that.
44:19I'm gonna put here and say, hey there. Let's set up the domain next. So I have purchased this domain already, and let's just connect it to the current railway.
44:30And, of course, just make sure that everything is secure, everything is proper for following best practices there is. And just like that, putting here, I'm gonna put right on the prompt.
44:41And our next mission will gonna be to connect the domain. And after that, we will index the page to Google, and we'll also connect Google Cloud CLI and one more API to create.
44:59And after that, we can relax our ass. Wow. I think it's a long ride once again.
45:05So I think I'm gonna fast forward this as soon as maybe we're gonna set up this domain name. So name service is also quite a complicated topic.
45:15Many people think it's also quite hard. Oh, for I need a developer for that, but not really. So once again, each and every domain, let's say, again, example, GoDaddy.
45:25Right? I'm gonna go right now, I mean, even to GoDaddy. Quite a plow powerful platform.
45:31Many people are using it. Same goes for Namecheap. I have account for both.
45:35All of them, they have name servers. You will need to go to name servers, and you will need to edit this name server. So anyway, you can also ask your cloud.
45:44He will gladly guide you to this process. He he will even provide for you the links.
45:49We will need to use custom name servers. That's for sure. So this one, I don't know.
45:54It's a classic process, so just wanna give a screenshot here. I have everything prepared, and but here, it will be the exact same thing that Cloud will tell us.
46:02Like, hey. We need to set up DNS settings. So if you're gonna give us two new name servers, we're gonna set them here.
46:08We're gonna connect them with Railway. And like that, it will take maybe, like, ten minutes or so for that connection to happen between the domain name, maybe half an hour with the current server.
46:18And after that, we are fully linked with the domain name, which is cloudads.md with the current website, which is currently being hosted on the railway, and it's named cloudads.
46:33So there, everyone, we have done, and we have reached the name server level, which is quite annoying, quite a pain in the butt, but it's okay.
46:44Everything can be possible. So depending on the system that you're using, that being either GoDaddy or either Ningchip or any other. Here, I'm using a different one, which is IP host.
46:54And I need to configure right now this name servers so I can connect the current purchased domain, which is cloudads.mg, to the current website, which is hosted on Railway.
47:08Yeah. Which is basically when where was it? The link.
47:12Here. This is the link which is currently live online, but it's not linked yet to any sort of cloudads.empty website.
47:19So right now, we need to set it up. Unfortunately, you need we need to set up another extra step here is to set up a Cloudflare.
47:28But depending on the hosting that you are doing, so if you're doing hosting, in this case, uh, that already is covered there. If you're using even GoDaddy, even that one is covered there.
47:37In my case scenario, because I'm using Railway, I need to set up a hosting just to put these DNS settings. So just follow cloud lead leads cloud's steps.
47:50In this case, it recommend me to do the following. I said, hey. I wanted to set up cloud first.
47:55They like to do everything for me, but not everything is possible. We need to have those also manual steps. So, uh, don't be afraid.
48:02It's okay. Everything is just steps. So look at that.
48:05Go to -cloudflare.com. I will go to -cloudflare.com. I'll even open it here.
48:13Dashcloudfair.com. And here it shows, add a domain. So I'm gonna go to domains here.
48:20Domains. Add a domain. I'm gonna press on add domain.
48:24Here, I can press on connect add domain. Press on connect on domain. And here, I can just put on domain name.
48:31I'm gonna put here claudads.mg. Here, I can connect. I mean, configure my DNS settings.
48:39Import DNS records automatically. Yes. Control how AI crawler scope scrape content for training.
48:46Now this is for training. It's not for visibility, everyone. Yeah?
48:50So deploy the Cloudflare managed rule that blocks known and new AI bots. But do we want to block it?
48:57Now this is in your hands, if really. I will just enable this just to give a little bit of a kick to AI visibility so if you get it.
49:06So on pages with ads, do not block crawlers. This is what I'm doing right now, just full on exposure so we don't have any sort of blockage.
49:15Is it safe? I mean, in my case, yes, because it's just a simple page.
49:19But in your case, let's say if you have an application, of course, with, uh, maybe sign ups or logins or anything of maybe excessive, then, uh, just be careful in regards to that. It's your choice.
49:29You'll be able to choose a plan. You can select the free plan. I'll choose the free plan here.
49:33And then I'll just gonna get these two links. So I'm gonna link with my current name serving and my IP hosting.
49:40In your case, it'll be GoDaddy. It'll be Nameship or any other.
49:47And and let's see let's see what comes next. I think it will be a few seconds till it'll load.
49:58And this is done. And right now, review your DNS records. Records we found is zero or scan may have missed some common records or custom subdomains.
50:07So it gave me some warnings here. It told me what to do in the AAC name. Just put called as MD and domains.
50:14Now add the record. Add the record.
50:18Add the record. Type. Eight.
50:20So this is what it instructs me. I was just gonna copy this. I will screenshot, and I will share with Claude.
50:28I am here now. So this is what it came up with. So first, like, hey.
50:33You're at the right page. You need to add these two. So first, I'm gonna add a record.
50:37Here, it shows type. It shows type. Switch the drop down to c name.
50:42Switch the drop down to c name. Then next, the name put this.
50:49Then the target, put this. I'm just gonna copy this. And this is the railway deployment by the way link.
50:55I'm going to split here and press on save. This is record number one, and I'll I'll add right now record number two.
51:03So, again, type TXT.
51:08Here's a this host name is not covered by a certificate. Okay. Press here.
51:16Press as t x t. Relay verify.
51:21This is what exactly what we need to name. Copy. Paste.
51:26Content. Again, some crazy long secret link.
51:31Press it here. Press on save. And just like that, it is done.
51:37Then get their name servers and point IP host at them. So next, I need to connect the name servers from Kalt there with the ones from my current IP host.
51:48So next, I wanna go to Kalt there. Press on overview. And here, we can also, by the way, check if our name service is needed, but we don't need that.
51:57We need exactly this part. And, also, say it you wanna check this, by the way, before this with mister Claude, and this is exactly what we need here.
52:06Next, I'm gonna just copy the first one, go to my p host, go here, name server. Go back here, copy the second one, go back here, name server two, and press on change name servers.
52:19Now this process will take around half an hour to execute, give or take. I'll just go and, uh, take a screenshot of this. I'm gonna share it with Claude.
52:29Going back here, put here plus and done. The name servers have been set. Now we just need to wait, like, around one, two hours, can be even twenty four hours for the action to take place.
52:43So that will mean that cloud@.mg will be shown our newly and fresh deployed website.
52:52Let me even find it because I almost lost it. It's live right now on Rally on this specific link, and it will be linked to cloud ads domain.
53:05And after that, we will index to Google. And while we wait, I think we can set up our Google Cloud CLI. So to set it up, it's quite simple.
53:14Command line interface Google Cloud right here. So this is what we need. This is one, and the other one is Google Search Console.
53:22So next step, we're gonna just give a prompt. Hey. While we wait, I think we can set up our Google Cloud CLI.
53:31And at the same time, we just need to make sure that we can connect our also Google Search Console so we can be prepared, so we can index our pages automatically, so we can always check also our rankings and also the page speed insights and everything else. So please guide me through the process on how we can set up everything.
53:51Also, please check this link. So here, also prepared the link. Boom.
53:58And here we have this link. It's cloud.google.com.cli. And here, just gonna paste the link.
54:05Press on plan mode. Put it on max. Press on send.
54:09And right now, I'm gonna let mister Quad think for a bit we can set up a Google Cloud CLI so we can index our page. And after also our connection, uh, will be set, we will gonna register our page, our property to search console so then our page can be seen by the world.
54:29So that's the whole scope of things and exactly the steps that are required to be taken, uh, for your website to be seen on Google. Uh, being an index, it's, uh, I mean, Yandex, it's a lot more easier to set up, uh, with just a few steps that we're gonna follow when we will reach that indexation process.
54:48Guess what? Two hours later, claudads.m is live.
54:53This is the message that we got, uh, from Cloudera and also automatically from, uh, mister Cloudera. And let's check check it out.
55:01I'm gonna go here. Claudads.mg. Pressing on enter, and there you have it.
55:08Live. The name servers are connected. It means our website, which is currently being hosted on railway, is gone through Cloudflare.
55:18And from Cloudflare, also, the name server itself is connected to our, uh, I mean, the domain name is connected, uh, to our server.
55:25And like that, guys, we have a live website with a domain name. It's just easy as that. So as everything is right now connected, what we need to do is we need to check each and every page exactly that we have the relevant alt and the real I mean, the relevant title, relevant alt, relevant, um, URL.
55:45Also, it's very, very important. So right now, because Airving has been done and wired, so before we will submit the the sitemap to Google, we will need to do another full on last SEO check.
55:57So after that, we're gonna just submit the sitemap to Google. It will start processing, and then we can work on the rest. Hey, Claude.
56:04So currently, I just checked. The website is live. I want to compact, uh, this conversation so we can have more context.
56:13I want you to note down everything there is. And, additionally, we we do need to plan another full on SEO audit.
56:22We need to check the site map. We need to check the robots. We need to check the crawlers, the LLMs dot TXT schema, and full on SEO once again because we already have a published website.
56:34And after that, we will index, uh, this page to Google, and we'll also, uh, put the sitemap. For example, uh, quite a basic prompt.
56:45But once again, putting it here, for for for now, what he will do, he will note or it will note it note down, uh, everything that happened. I'll press on compact so we can have context.
56:57And after that, we're gonna do, uh, another, uh, full on SEO audit. We're gonna check that each and everything is set and well put, and the checkpoint for our final SEO check.
57:11So w w w domain. Currently has no DNS, no viz so visitors typing w, hit the connection error.
57:20Yes. We do need to add one w w also. Enable the Cloudflare proxy.
57:26Orange cloud in front of railway. It addresses a single region performance finding and adds hardening. Yes.
57:33Great. Keep DNS only. Okay.
57:36Let's do that one also. The audio surface two copy additions, which should I apply? I'll keep wording minimal and m dashes free.
57:46No affiliation disclaimer. Requires cloud code note. Yes.
57:51That is correct. Press on here. Press on send.
57:53So right now, the plan will be provided in maybe a few moments.
58:01I will accept the plan. I will let it cook for another half an hour or one hour. I come back.
58:06We connect our Google Search Console.
58:10We put the sitemap, and we are done, everyone. Checkpoint and the last third SEO final SEO checkpoint there is.
58:21Guys, so mister Clock has finished. Right now, the last step remaining is our Google Search Console and indexing. But before that, uh, just a small, uh, summary what was done in the previous step.
58:33Uh, we did the last SEO check, the last SEO audit after the website was connected to his domain name. Everything was fixed and set. And while you were not looking, I even put the domain name in page speed insights right here.
58:46I will put myself also maybe here so I'll be able to see in full. And look at this beautiful scoring. We have a 94 performance, accessibility 96, best practices 96, SEO 100.
58:59Isn't this beautiful? And let's go down. We have here just a small flag based because of the video that we have put inside.
59:06We have also the speed index here. But overall, other than that, this is perfect.
59:11If we want to fix all of the things that are remaining here, it's quite simple.
59:17We can just print it and share it with mister Claude. So I'm just gonna copy even this link. I'm gonna go to Claude.
59:24I'll check here and say, hey there. I want you to check for desktop and mobile.
59:30Last thing. Last checkpoint.
59:34I want you to fix everything which is red. Look on desktop, guys. 100 on performance, 96 on accessibility.
59:41Best practices, 96, 100 on SEO. This is magnificent.
59:48I wanna just check here. I'll just gonna take a screenshot of this. So I'm gonna paste it here, and you can do also the same if you want to have just fully all green and stuff like that because for me, I'm very, very skeptical about these things, and everything can be fixed with just the prompt, guys, and just some screenshots.
1:00:03You can even copy everything. You can then paste it here, and then you can say, so please check everything on mobile, and let's try to fix whatever is possible. Please don't break things.
1:00:14Uh, first, I want you to plan it through. So final checkpoint, the last audit, fix whatever remaining for mobile.
1:00:21Desktop looks very good. Uh, mobile, I can see there are a few things that can be worked on. So follow best practices.
1:00:28In this case, um, I think we can, uh, make a higher score here and, of course, make sure that we follow all Google's guidelines, for example.
1:00:38Yeah. And then I will press on send. I will put this on plan mode once again, and this is another half an hour to one hour task for mister Claude forward slash remote control, and I will go and prepare my coffee.
1:00:55And the last checkpoint is done, and we have all set.
1:01:00That was the final checkpoint. And I will try to refresh this page. I will try to press on analyze, and let's see if there's something before it.
1:01:09Before, it was 90. Uh, for mobile, there was 92. Other was 400.
1:01:13And let's see right now if everything was really fixed. And when we get the green go, we're gonna move to our next part, which is Google indexing. It's a very simple and easy task, everyone.
1:01:24We're gonna connect the Google Cloud CLI to our cloud code so he can do everything for us. And, additionally, we will submit the page to Google indexing so it can be seen by by the world thereby Google world.
1:01:41And, guys, look at these beautiful numbers. We have 95 in performance for mobile, hundred hundred hundred engine two browsing.
1:01:51This was done maybe in fifteen, twenty minutes since, um, I fast forwarded this, but very well done, mister Claude.
1:02:01I mean, you are fantastic. Let's check desktop.
1:02:05Wow. Look at that. I mean, hundred hundred hundred hundred.
1:02:10Have you ever seen something like this? I think not, guys. This is beautiful.
1:02:14This is a big win. This website for sure would rank also with the help of this video video, but the same time for, uh, because of the help from only one backlink, which is GitHub. So, I mean, I think even this video will work as a backlink in one way or another.
1:02:27But, guys, our website is set. Uh, our call our domain name is connected.
1:02:33And right now, I think we are ready to move to the next phase, which is Google indexing. And back to that, uh, mister Clot has provided this URL for us.
1:02:43Hey. This is your original. Then index to Google step.
1:02:46It just needs you to run this in your Versus Code terminal. And as we did before, we have connected our Google Cloud CLI, and the prompt was quite simple. I just prompted Cloud.
1:02:56Hey. Install this CLI in my machine. You're gonna you're gonna help me later on to set it up.
1:03:00So straight away, right now, we will gonna copy this command that mister Clot has given to us. We're gonna open the terminal here in Versus Code. If you don't know, we can just open it here, guys.
1:03:11You can just paste this here. Gonna press on enter. And right now, it gave, like, hey.
1:03:16Gave us an URL, a URL. Gonna press notification, pressing on enter. Oops.
1:03:20That was my mistake. Gonna press it once again. I need to open this URL.
1:03:23I'm gonna just copy this whole URL right now. Copy. Opening it it in browser.
1:03:30I'm gonna choose my email right now. Gonna press and continue. I'm gonna press on allow all, and here I have this information, these numbers, this sign in to Google Cloud.
1:03:41I'm just gonna screenshot this whole thing. Copy.
1:03:45I'm gonna paste it in cloud. Done. And that's it.
1:03:50That's how you connect your Google search index, uh, if the CLI was connected with their cloud account. So sign in to the Google Cloud CLI. You are seeing this because you run the following command in the Google Cloud CLI.
1:04:01So with that, I mean, our cloud, we're gonna have access to all our Google console based on the exact scopes that, uh, were given. And the next thing that we need to do is just need to enable a few APIs, and then we are full set.
1:04:16We're gonna index the page. And, also, for future reference, the beauty about this step for connecting Google Cloud CLI is because you can index your pages automatically with just one prompt. You can check on your page vitals with just one prompt.
1:04:29So here, we didn't just build a website from zero till the end, but at the same time, we're gonna have an ever growing system, uh, an agent that has all the tools needed to make any sort of changes on our behalf. So going back here, so almost, but that code goes in the terminal, not here.
1:04:44I mean, that screenshot in the browser half the flow. Oops. So right now, I just need to copy this inside the browser.
1:04:51So I'm just gonna copy this. So once finished in the revision part in your browser, I just need to copy. Wow.
1:04:58I forgot about this step. You need to copy, paste it here. Your current project is none.
1:05:01You can change the setting by running g cloud config project ID. Okay. I need to copy this.
1:05:07I'm gonna paste it back to cloud so he will guide me to the process. And just a few seconds after, you're logged in.
1:05:13Now I'll take over. First, verifying my side can see the credentials, then creating the project. And that's it.
1:05:20So right now, mister Cloud is inside our Google console. So, everyone, if you don't know console, uh, Google, so that's where if we all these crazy API connections, you can even get your Gemini.
1:05:32You can create your server, whatever there is. Oops. Not this.
1:05:35Google Cloud Console. Yeah? Or you can take everything here.
1:05:40I mean, you can do everything. If really Google related, maps related, whatever, page related, application servers.
1:05:49Everything can be done in Google Cloud, but it's quite complicated, if really, uh, to know each and every element because just one slide has, like, a lot a lot a lot of functions. That's why we have the Google Cloud CLI. And cloud already has the required knowledge in regards to that Google Cloud CLI and how to perform specific steps, which is in our case scenario, indexing the pages, checking the speed, checking how their performance, and even online searches, you know, and keyword data, so even ads data.
1:06:19So all of this information, uh, can be taken from Google Cloud CLI if you know how, and you don't need to pay, like, crazy amount of money for, let's say, agencies or, let's say, even applications to show you all that spike of backlinks or whatever there is because all of this information, if you know how, you can get it for free.
1:06:38So right now, API is live. Service account is this, now generating, uh, its key to desktop key. So it even creates for me a key, so it does everything for me.
1:06:49And right now, I can just drink some water and just watch it perform. It will connect everything. I'm gonna make a few more checkpoints in between, and I'll showcase you just how everything goes in.
1:07:04But also, at the same time, like, let's speak about API while he's doing because I think it will take quite quite fast right here. So look at that.
1:07:12Stage one done. Key created, validated to environments. So we have here Google applications credentials done, Google search property done, and page speed API done.
1:07:23So all of these are set, which is a big win. Then dash enable site verification API and inspect cloud SEO scripts.
1:07:32So it's checking the ad. And, guys, that's how simple it is. And now imagine, you know, the classic way before when we were going to search console, for example, we needed to put here, let's say, the URL, and you need to wait for it.
1:07:45You need to index. You need to wait maybe thirty seconds or one minute, and then afterwards, the page will be indexed. Well, uh, this still works, by the way.
1:07:52It has a priority, but at the same time, we can do all this process also inside our Cloud Code session, and, uh, you can just say, hey.
1:08:01Index all the pages for me. And as you know, the limit in Google Search Console, the limit for indexing pages is, um, 10 per day.
1:08:09Uh, here, with the terminal, with the CLI, it's, I think, it's 50 or 100, if not mistaken. The priority is lower than the one indexed manually, but still they're second tier. So in this case scenario, we can even index, let's say, 50 pages all at once, 100 pages all at once, one after another with the help of this World Cloud CLI.
1:08:28Additionally, you can get just straight away direct, uh, data in regards to our page speed. So even right now, let's say imagine, hundred hundred hundred.
1:08:35I can make even a hundred hundred hundred even here. The only left here is just performance as as you can see right now. So even all this data, as we see from PageSpeed Insights, can be pulled with this with this CLI in just seconds.
1:08:48And not only this, this here, we can speak even about, let's say, even maps API. So depending right now on your use case, so if maybe it's a local service or whatever there is or anything related to map, you can always get, uh, relevant APIs for that because Google has everything. You're free.
1:09:04All the API endpoints you need, I think Google can cover all of them. Even the even for generating, let's say, audio or videos or even images from banana banana from Google, you can do it even here with Vertex AI because that's the model t it uses inside. So right now, TXT is live at the apex.
1:09:21Now verifying the domain as the service account, waits for Google to see the TXT, then verifies and adds Google search console property running in the background that pulls the DNS. So imagine, guys, you know, all this crazy stuff that we are doing manually till now with Cloudflare, with Railways, setting it up. So not anymore.
1:09:38We have our Cloud do all these things because he has all the connection connections. The main point here is that the initial setup is hard. You know, it does take some time.
1:09:49But, uh, after the initial setup is done and Cloud has all the important connections, then he will rock. Then you can just set up scheduled tasks for him to perform even autonomously, or you can just even connect all these tools.
1:10:01Once again, they're connected to him. He can just do them everything with just one prompt. You don't need to do this ever ever again.
1:10:08So this being one very big plus. So Google API key has really exist existed in the dot ENV. 39 charts.
1:10:15Okay. This one it made. We need to wait.
1:10:19I'm gonna add at the same time a new property, and I think he will add it also for us. So maybe we can do it also manually just to do it even faster.
1:10:28So here, guys, you will need we will need to add the property. Yeah? We can add the domain or the URL prefix.
1:10:34Here, we're gonna add the domain. The domain in our case is cloudads.mg. Right?
1:10:39We have cloudads.mg. I'm gonna paste it here. I'm gonna press on continue.
1:10:43Just one moment. Just like this. Press and continue.
1:10:46And here is verifying property cloudads.mg. So this is what it gives us, so instructions for cloudfair.com because we are our DNS are from there.
1:10:55Right? So we have pressed start verification below to verify a few easy steps by authorizing Google. I'm gonna press on start verification, and right now, we're getting redirected.
1:11:06We're gonna press on authorize two clicks so far. Right?
1:11:11And this is done. It's easy as that to index your pages with the help of Cloudflare on Google because they have made the step block.
1:11:19Before, it was much harder. I can't even tell you. Go to CNAME.
1:11:22Go to that. Put set. Ownership verified.
1:11:25Wow. I love this step. Set away, go to property, and, guys, our page, our property is listed on Google.
1:11:33Done. I mean, it's in the system itself. We haven't submitted yet the sitemap, but it is here.
1:11:38Oh, it's submitted already. Look at that. While I was doing this and added this to Google Search Console, sitemap submitted.
1:11:46Boom. Indexing API notified for all four routes. URL inspection shows unknown to Google on all routes expected for a brand new property.
1:11:54Google will crawl over the coming days now that the sitemap is in. And here is last piece index now, which is Bing and the Yandex.
1:12:02It needs a key file at the site root. So I'll create it and redeploy then submit. Let me set them up.
1:12:08So imagine, even for Bing and Yandex, we'd you the beauty about it also is that you don't need to create an API, so this is a a good win. And, uh, right now, he will set that specific thing.
1:12:18We're gonna add it to the property, and then we'll be indexed also on, uh, on Bing and Yandex. But at the same time, well, Claude has submitted a site map. Let's check.
1:12:27Look here. It was submitted successfully, uh, today. Discovered pages four.
1:12:32So right now, we just need to wait how long? One week, maybe two weeks if because but because we have some traffic already on cloud ads, GitHub, I think it could it will be faster, but, usually, it will take maybe one week or two week for our first, uh, even three days, four days for our first page to be indexed. So as I mentioned before, priorities.
1:12:49Right? This was indexed. The pages were indexed with the help of a of mister Cloud, but for the import pages, important ones, that's speaking about home page, product pages, and maybe or even service pages if you have service.
1:13:00Right? Index them manually, guys. If they were not indexed or if they were updated, at the same time, just index them manually because this has a pro priority.
1:13:08So first, we're gonna go to cloudads.mg. Even if they were indexed to the API, because it's a fresh website, of course, I will index them manually because it's a tradition in the SEO space. This is what people are getting paid for.
1:13:21Oh, URL is on Google. It can appear in Google search results if not subject to a manual action or removal request. Wow.
1:13:29Okay. So it what how? Wait a moment.
1:13:32This is this is this is interesting. How so fast it was indexed? But okay.
1:13:35I I deployed it once again. So inside our cloud as it empty, we have features, installs, docs.
1:13:42So these are the three pages we have inside our things.
1:13:47So blog, this is a directtothe.com. Okay. But for now, we have these three.
1:13:52Again, copy the link because here I have only four pages. Press this, request indexing.
1:13:59Closing. Next link. So in your case, if you have, let's say, 20 pages initially, which are important.
1:14:05Yeah? Do this manually, but the rest, of course, just do it on the go.
1:14:10Just do it with cloud. I mean, you don't need to do this thing. But, again, uh, sticking with the classics, just requesting indexing for pages which are initial and which are important.
1:14:19In my case, it's just four for now. It will be maybe twenty, thirty, 40 in the next one or two months. We're gonna just build on top.
1:14:25But the main point here is, of course, to make sure that to make to let Google know, hey. We are here. We exist.
1:14:30This is the original website from, uh, Cloud Ads. Uh, the docs one, the last one, again, request indexing classic.
1:14:38Right now, he's submitting to index now in the background. I'll confirm the results and give you the complete final wrap up wrap up. So imagine, guys, we don't even need to touch Bing or Yandex because for Bing, for example, uh, Bing index.
1:14:51So you will need to go to their website. You will need to get an API on index now. I'm just telling you exactly what Cloud did.
1:14:56Yeah? So you need to go to their website. Then after that, you need to scroll.
1:15:01It will give you an API key. So this is the API key needed to index your pages on on Bing.
1:15:09You need to generate, then you need to host your API key, but because we have Cloudflare, it's, like, a lot more easier in railway. Then we need to submit the URLs, and this whole process was done right now by mister Cloud automatically without us doing a thing.
1:15:21And, Dom, all four pages were submitted for indexation. We have Cloud Ads website, but here I can see the file icon is v zero.
1:15:29Right? So, hey there. I want to work on you on our file icon.
1:15:39Currently, it is a v zero sign there.
1:15:44We want a nice logo, maybe nice and minimal.
1:15:53That's it. Something random. Impress me because I don't have I mean, of course, if you want, in your case, it'll be your logo, right, of your website.
1:16:01You can put your logo. You can generate it. I trust Cloud Instincts because before, it was making very nice and minimal stuff.
1:16:06If I want to change change it, I can always change that in future. But, of course, don't make sure that you follow that also.
1:16:18So here, for you for your information. Another just top up prompt. And, again, guys, you'll find maybe many many other things during the process.
1:16:26So anytime you want to make an edit in a new chat or in the same chat, you can always communicate with your Cloud Agent. Here, a very good addition to have, it will be your website brain. So I would like to showcase you the website brain maybe if if it interests you in any way.
1:16:42Made the website made the website brain is basically having screenshot information and page information and Payspeed insights about your page. Yeah. You can check it on YouTube, guys.
1:16:51Uh, it's it's basically there. It's website brain. Made a video just in between.
1:16:55Uh, here, the the main point here is for you to use Obsidian. So for sure and definitely, I will set up right now a website brain for the current website even if it's four pages. I'll set up Obsidian.
1:17:06And in this Obsidian, I'll come up with a plan of pages, and I will add it, and I'm gonna try to make, like, proper interlink linking as you see even right here. Yeah.
1:17:15Making, like, blog section, maybe some more pages, doing a full on another audit, and update pages, bits by bits.
1:17:25So having Obsidian, uh, inside the mix, it's a big, big, big plus for an ever growing business. So, of course, make sure you connect cloud your Obsidian with your cloud or your codex.
1:17:38You can check cloud Obsidian. There's the cloud Obsidian skills skill. If you haven't and you've never used it, then please use it.
1:17:46It's, uh, ranking first even on Google, everyone, just for information. This is Cloud Obsidian skill. It helps you do everything same as we did with the CLI, but it will do for you for Obsidian.
1:17:56It'll create for your ever growing brain without you touching a thing. And you're gonna have your own agent, so just make sure also you have set up call call Obsidian because it will be a great help for you in the long run. Guys, the full indexing pipeline is done.
1:18:11Google sitemap indexing API property verified owned by the service account and index now Bing. The whole launch checklist is complete and all saved to memory. Because my current system, CloudMD, has already this obsidian set in his system settings.
1:18:26He's saving important tasks to memory, which is basically like this for me. So things will be easier. Now the favicon.
1:18:34Let me look at the what's there currently, the v zero mark, and what icon files fit it, plus check what tooling I have to render the PHP variants. So it will just generate for me one. I will say you can even use CSV CSV.
1:18:49Oh my god. SVG. It I'll just gonna change it from v zero logo to my own cloud ads website.
1:18:55We'll just update it. And right now done.
1:19:00The website, uh, was submitted to Google. It has perfect scoring for everything in regards to page speed.
1:19:09It was submitted, the site map itself, today just now recently. Also, the first four pages were submitted manually and also through API.
1:19:19And I think we can do a small summary on everything that we have done till now. The process, I think, was maybe a little bit complicated and randomized because we have used the railway, uh, with Cloudflare and, uh, for the domain hosting, you know, same as with the name provider.
1:19:35In your case, maybe if you use Vercel, for example, it will be a lot more easier. You don't need to have Cloudflare there. Or if you're using maybe Horsinger, same thing.
1:19:42Maybe you you can do or add Cloudflare to the mix. It's totally up to you. But here, the process was was quite simple, everyone.
1:19:47So let's do just a small summary of everything that we have done. We have chosen the niche. In in your case, can be a product, service, or SaaS or whatever.
1:19:59In my case, it was a cloud ads skill. Second, we have found a design from v zero.
1:20:06Right? So we found the design from v zero. Uh, where is the application?
1:20:09We found the design from v zero, and then, uh, from that design we had just edited, added some images and videos, and adapted it according to our liking. In your case, can do the same with any other template, or you can create your own template with the help of cloud design.
1:20:23Then after that, uh, we have done a total of three SEO, hardcore SEO audits on not even hardcore, but three SEO audits we have done on the current website.
1:20:34So it fixed different stuff, fixed off some copywriting, removed the m dashes, made it nice and natural and conversational. And after that, we have created the Railway account. We have deployed this site, which was currently running which was running locally.
1:20:49It we deployed it on railway. And after we deployed it on the railway, I got that name domain name.
1:20:59I got it from IP host because it's .mg. In your case, it can be hosting or name chip or anything else. Then based on that, I have created also CloudFare so I can, um, put all those DNS settings and, uh, have it host also on CloudFare.
1:21:14So then I connected that, my name my my domain name with Cloudflare because Cloudflare works as a bridge between my domain and between, uh, current, uh, railway.
1:21:28At the same time, I added Google to the mix at the end with just a simple command CloudFare. I mean, mister Cloud did everything with the help of Google Cloud CLI, so I don't need to do a thing.
1:21:39And the only thing I did is just add it here to Google Search Console, the domain name. I already got verified because my my account is connected to Cloudflare. And, basically, that's it.
1:21:48This whole process, everyone. I mean, the let's say the prompting from Cloud total took maybe, give or take, eight to ten hours straight.
1:21:58My time on this well, without making and editing the video, my time on this prompting was maybe give or take one hour. Yeah?
1:22:06So one hour of my time, eight hours of Cloud's time, and we have a fully developed, ready to rank website that was indexed on Google following best ever practices out there in 2026.
1:22:20And, uh, this is the website. Once again, everyone, I'm gonna make it full screen. Notice.
1:22:26This is the scale, but you can check out the scale. I'll make it full screen. I'll make myself smaller right now here, and let's have a look once again to this beautiful website.
1:22:36And oops. Here.
1:22:40And let's go. We have audit every ad platform. Know what to cut.
1:22:45We have cloud ads at m d website right now. There, install cloud ads, browse commands. Scrolling down, one audit every platform.
1:22:54We have also relevant GIF there. We can even change that GIF. We can see on the way we have all the command references if you want to.
1:23:01That was really everything up. It's okay. A score you can act on.
1:23:05Why? That was the feature section. Fantastic.
1:23:07Fantastic. I mean, this is I would say it's eight out of ten, eight, nine out of 10 website.
1:23:14It was well set, minimal, nice, direct to the point, and Cloud did its job very well. It was indexed on Google. Guys, I have also this prompt, uh, prompt list.
1:23:23I will attach it down in the description. I'm sorry if I blinded it from dark mode to white mode. I will attach it also down in the description.
1:23:28I will attach everything. If I'm gonna put everything there, but I hope you got it, like, to build a website from scratch, from zero till the end till indexation. Yes.
1:23:36It's a hassle of doing all these things, getting the name servers, but as you you saw me right now, yeah, it's not impossible. It will take you maybe one, two, or three days to set up everything, but go for it. Uh, don't let it stop you because as you see even me right now, nothing stopped me just prompting all all my way just with simple English.
1:23:55So same you can do. And once again, thank you so much for watching, uh, this long ass video.
1:24:02Make sure you subscribe. Make sure you like, uh, if you found it useful. I wish you a great day ahead.
1:24:07Take care. Hydrate, and keep on building. Have a good one.
1:24:10Ciao.
The Hook
The bait, then the rug-pull.
The promise is stated in the first eight seconds with no preamble: empty folder to live, indexed website, no designers, no agencies, no developers. What follows is the unedited 84-minute reality of that claim — the parts that take one prompt, and the parts that still make you copy-paste a nameserver into a registrar by hand.
Named ideas worth stealing.
00:30list
Build-a-website pipeline
- Pick the niche / offer
- Identify the audience
- Grab a v0.dev template
- Let Claude rebuild the pages
- Run SEO + GEO audits
- Deploy on a server (Railway/Vercel)
- Connect the custom domain
- Index on Google, Bing, Yandex
The eight-stage spine the whole video follows, stated up front and then executed in order.
Steal forany no-code launch where an agent does the building and you orchestrate the wiring
1:17:22list
claude-seo audit phases (A1-A8)
- Before you start (install + strategy)
- Build the pages
- Write the content
- Links and navigation
- Brand and visuals
- On-page SEO
- Technical SEO
- AI search / GEO
- Quality, audit and fix
- Final checkpoint
The phased prompt pack behind the /seo commands — each phase is a checkpointed command you can run in sequence and stop before hosting.
Steal fora repeatable SEO checklist you can hand any site as slash-commands
24:10concept
Three-audit skepticism loop
Audit before deploy, again after deploy, and again after the domain connects. Distrust the agent's 'done' and re-run; every pass finds real fixes via a claim-vs-reality table.
Steal forany AI-agent workflow where you need to catch over-reported completion
How they asked for the click.
VERBAL ASK
1:23:40subscribe
“Thank you so much for watching this long video. Make sure you subscribe and like if you found it useful. Hydrate and keep on building.”
Soft, end-of-video subscribe ask after delivering the full build; the real lead magnet is the prompt pack and skills linked in the description, not a hard mid-roll pitch.
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FROM THE DESCRIPTION
PRIMARY CTAWhere the creator wants you to go next.
OTHER LINKSAlso linked in the description.
Visual structure at a glance.
