Our summary
Website owners often spend hours deciding how to improve their search rankings. The author shares a method using Jev, an AI tool that chooses from set options rather than writing answers, to speed up these routine website checks and decisions.
The method turns complex judgments into simple yes-or-no questions, scores, or multiple choices. It groups different checks together, like looking at link targets or page topics, and tests the software on known examples to make sure it picks the right answers.
This approach is useful for website managers who want to save time on repetitive tasks. However, the author warns that a person must still approve major actions like deleting or publishing pages, and the tool can only handle up to 255 link choices at once.
Key takeaways
- Turn complex website decisions into simple yes-or-no questions or multiple choices for the AI.
- Group different checks together to review the same website material all at once.
- Always have a person approve major changes like deleting, merging, or publishing website pages.