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Skills Manager - A desktop app to manage your AI coding skills (Tauri 2 + React 19 + Rust)

freeourdays — Sat, 07 Feb 2026 05:46:59 +0000

Hey everyone,

I recently found myself juggling custom "skills" and prompts across different AI coding assistants (like
Claude Code and others). It was a pain to keep them organized and synchronized, so I built a tool to solve
it.

Repo: https://github.com/jiweiyeah/Skills-Manager

What is it?
Skills Manager is a cross-platform desktop application that acts as a central hub for your AI skills.
Instead of manually copying files between different configuration directories, it uses a centralized
storage approach and manages symlinks for you. This means you can edit a skill in one place, and it
updates everywhere instantly.

Key Features:

🚀 Write Once, Use Everywhere: Centralized management for Claude Code, Codex, and CodeBuddy.
🔗 Smart Sync: Automatically handles soft links to your tool directories.
🛠 Modern Tech Stack: Built with Tauri 2.0 (Rust backend), React 19, Vite 7, and Tailwind CSS 4.
📝 Built-in Editor: Integrated Monaco Editor for editing skills directly in the app.
⚡ Fast & Lightweight: Native performance thanks to the Rust backend.

It's currently in active development, and I'd love to hear any feedback or feature requests from the community!

Linky – AI-powered link submission that adapts to any website

freeourdays — Mon, 19 Jan 2026 15:37:10 +0000

Hey,

I built Linky because I was frustrated with traditional SEO tools that only
work with fixed website lists and break whenever sites update their layouts.

The Problem:

Traditional tools have fixed lists of 500-2000 sites
They break when websites change their HTML
They use robotic patterns that are easily detected

My Solution:
Linky uses AI (Claude/OpenAI + Playwright) to understand any website's
structure and submit links intelligently. Key features:

Works with ANY website you provide (not just a fixed list)
Auto-adapts when sites update their UI
"Action Replay" records successful submissions for zero-cost replay
Human-like behavior to avoid detection
BYOK - bring your own API key, full cost transparency

Tech Stack:

Electron + React 19 for the desktop app
Python + FastAPI + browser-use for the AI backend
Playwright for browser automation

Currently macOS only, Windows coming soon.
This is a work in progress, but the core idea is taking shape. If you’re interested in where this is headed, feel free to star it on GitHub to follow the journey!
I'm looking for feedback and early adopters, or if you have suggestions for improvement!

GitHub: https://github.com/jiweiyeah/linky-ai

(Built with Claude, ironically using AI to build an AI tool 😄)

分享一个 SSL 证书监控网站的开发经验

freeourdays — Sun, 04 Jan 2026 16:43:25 +0000

最近做了一个简单的 SSL 证书监控网站，想和大家分享一些开发过程中的经验。项目地址放在最后了，先聊聊技术实现。

起因

之前遇到过几次 SSL 证书过期导致服务中断的情况，每次都是用户发现后才去处理，很被动。市面上有一些监控工具，但要么太重，要么功能不够用，就想着自己做一个。

技术选型

Next.js 16 + shadcn/ui + TypeScript

选 Next.js 是因为：

App Router 的开发体验很好，路由和文件结构对应
Server Components 减少了客户端 JavaScript
内置的图片优化、字体加载等开箱即用

shadcn/ui 是基于 Radix UI 的组件库，优点是：

组件复制到项目中，完全可控
使用 Tailwind CSS，样式定制方便
Accessibility 做得很好

Drizzle ORM + PostgreSQL

之前用过 Prisma，这次试了 Drizzle，感觉更轻量：

类型生成更快
SQL 操作更直观
查询性能更好

better-auth 认证系统

这个是最近发现的，比 NextAuth 更新：

TypeScript 支持更好
API 设计更简洁
支持邮箱密码 + 多种 OAuth（GitHub、Google）

遇到的一些坑

1. 证书链验证的复杂性

一开始以为 SSL 证书检查很简单，就是获取证书信息。后来发现证书链验证很复杂：

需要验证每个证书的签名
检查证书链的完整性
判断根证书是否可信（浏览器内置）
处理中间证书缺失的情况

解决方案是写了一个完整的证书链提取和验证模块，包括：

从 TLS 连接提取完整证书链
验证每个证书的签名和有效期
检测链断裂和不完整的情况
树形结构可视化展示

2. 安全评分系统的设计

为了让用户快速了解证书的安全状况，做了一个 A+ 到 F 的评分系统。核心逻辑：

四个维度加权评分
- 证书有效性：30%
- 链完整性：25%
- 加密强度：25%
- 协议版本：20%

如果有严重问题（如证书过期），评级上限为 C

难点在于：

权重分配如何合理
扣分规则如何设计
如何给出有价值的改进建议

最终采用了分层评分，每个维度独立计算，再加权汇总。

3. 多语言路由的 Hydration 问题

支持 6 种语言时遇到了 React Hydration 错误：

// ❌ 错误做法
// app/[locale]/layout.tsx 中包含 <html> 标签
// 与根 layout 冲突

// ✅ 正确做法
// 根 layout 只有一个 <html> 标签
// 使用客户端组件动态更新 lang 属性

4. Redis 缓存的降级处理

为了提升认证性能，加了 Redis 缓存。但需要考虑：

Redis 不可用时怎么办？
缓存和数据库数据不一致怎么办？

解决方案：

Redis 连接失败自动降级到数据库
数据库更新时主动失效缓存
提供缓存统计 API 监控命中率

5. PageSpeed 优化

最初 Lighthouse 跑分只有 60 多分，主要问题：

JavaScript Bundle 太大

使用 Next.js 的动态导入（dynamic import）按需加载组件
移除未使用的依赖
启用 Tree Shaking

图片优化

使用 Next.js Image 组件自动优化
添加合适的 placeholder
启用图片懒加载

字体加载

使用 next/font 自动优化字体
减少字体变体数量
使用 font-display: swap 避免布局偏移

关键渲染路径

识别关键 CSS，内联到 HTML
延迟加载非关键 JavaScript
优化第三方脚本加载顺序

第三方脚本优化

Google Analytics、Crisp Chat 等延迟加载
使用 defer/async 属性
考虑使用 Web Workers 处理耗时任务

最终优化后：

Performance: 60 → 95
Accessibility: 85 → 98
Best Practices: 90 → 100
SEO: 100

一些技术亮点

证书链可视化

用树形结构展示证书链，支持展开/折叠，不同状态用颜色编码：

绿色：有效
黄色：即将过期
红色：已过期

安全问题检测

自动检测不安全的加密算法：

MD5、SHA-1 签名算法
RC4、DES 等弱加密
TLS 1.0/1.1 等旧协议

多渠道通知

目前支持邮件、Slack、Discord、Telegram、飞书五种通知渠道，用户可以自由组合。

项目地址

https://guardssl.info

功能：

免费 SSL 证书检查
域名监控和过期提醒
安全评分和改进建议
多语言支持（中英日法西）

欢迎试用和反馈，有什么问题可以一起交流。

How I Finally Cracked the Code on Finding Side Hustle Ideas (Spoiler: I Was Doing It All Wrong)

freeourdays — Tue, 05 Aug 2025 14:44:38 +0000

The Dumbest $0 "Investment" That Actually Changed Everything

Okay, so last year I was basically stuck in this endless loop that I'm sure you guys know all too well. You know the drill - working my regular 9-5, coming home exhausted, then somehow finding the energy to scroll through those "how to make $10k a month" YouTube videos until like 2am.

And honestly? I felt more overwhelmed after each video. All these complex business plans, drop shipping courses, crypto trading strategies... it was like everyone was speaking a different language and I needed a $5,000 course just to understand the basics.

Then I had this weird realization that completely flipped my perspective.

Turns out, I wasn't looking for the wrong ideas - I was looking in the wrong way entirely.

The Three Things That Actually Matter (And Why I Wish I'd Known This Sooner)

1. Stop Trying to Change the World

I used to think every business idea had to be this groundbreaking, world-changing concept. Like, if it wasn't going to disrupt an entire industry, why bother, right?

Man, was I wrong.

My friend Sarah makes over $2k a month selling... wait for it... grocery lists. Yep, just grocery lists organized by how different stores are laid out. Took her maybe 2 hours to make the first batch, and now busy parents pay $12/month because it saves them 20 minutes every grocery trip.

I was out here trying to invent the next Uber while Sarah was solving the "why can I never find the damn pasta sauce" problem.

2. Your Complaints Are Actually Treasure Maps

This one's huge, and I totally missed it for months. Every single time you catch yourself thinking "ugh, there's gotta be a better way to do this" or "why doesn't someone just make a thing that does X," stop everything and write that down.

I'm serious. Those little moments of frustration? That's where the money is hiding.

I started keeping a note in my phone just for this stuff. Within like a month, I had 47 different "why doesn't this exist" moments. Some were stupid, sure, but a few... man, those turned into real opportunities.

3. If You Can't Explain It to Your Grandma, It's Too Complicated

Here's the thing about side hustles - they should be simple enough that you can explain them in the time it takes to ride an elevator. If you need a PowerPoint presentation and a business degree to understand what you're doing, you're probably overcomplicating it.

The best ideas are almost embarrassingly simple.

The Random Discovery That Changed My Whole Approach

So here's where it gets interesting (and where I found something that actually helped instead of just adding to my confusion).

I was deep in some Reddit rabbit hole about side hustles when someone mentioned this site called TinyIdea. I figured it was just another blog with recycled "10 ways to make money online" content, but I was bored so I clicked anyway.

Dude, it's like TikTok but for business ideas. Just these bite-sized concepts that real people are actually doing or thinking about. But here's what hooked me - it wasn't just the ideas themselves.

It was watching how people's brains work differently. Someone would post something super simple like "selling custom pet portraits on Etsy" and then the comments would blow my mind. People would be like "what about memorial portraits for pets that passed away?" or "have you considered digital delivery vs physical paintings?"

I'm sitting there like "holy crap, I never would have thought of those angles."

Oh, and they have this AI chat thing that's actually useful (shocking, I know). You can literally ask it stuff like "how do I test this idea with only $50?" and it gives you real, specific steps instead of generic advice.

The Simple System I Wish I'd Started With

After way too many months of just collecting ideas and doing nothing with them, I finally developed this stupidly simple process:

Week 1: Just collect problems. Aim for at least 10. Don't judge them, just write them down.

Week 2: Research time. For each problem, figure out who actually has it and how much they might pay to solve it. Google is your friend here.

Week 3: Pick your top 3 favorites and create the most basic landing pages ever. I'm talking one page, some text, maybe a signup form.

Week 4: Throw $20 at driving traffic to each page and see what happens.

Most people (including past me) skip straight to building the thing. But honestly, the magic happens in those first two weeks when you're just researching and understanding the problem.

What I'm Actually Making Now (With Real Numbers Because Receipts Matter)

Okay, so using this approach, I've got three little things running right now:

Custom workout plans for busy parents - Making about $400/month. Started with just Google Forms and email. Nothing fancy.
Weekly meal prep guides for college students - $280/month. It's literally just PDFs I email out every Sunday.
Budget templates for freelancers - $150/month through Gumroad. Took me one weekend to make all the templates.

None of these cost me more than $50 to start. Total monthly revenue is sitting around $830, which... honestly, that's more than I made from any of those complicated "business plans" I spent months researching.

The Mental Shift That Actually Made the Difference

Stop hunting for the million-dollar idea. Start looking for the $100/month idea that you can do 10 different ways.

Every successful person I know? They didn't hit some massive home run on their first try. They just got really good at hitting singles over and over again.

Stuff I Wish Someone Had Just Told Me Straight Up

Start with what you already know - Seriously, whatever you're decent at (even if it feels basic to you) is probably gold to someone who's just starting out.
Solve your own problems first - If you have the problem, other people probably do too. And you'll understand what they're going through because you're living it.
Make your first dollar before you worry about your thousandth - I wasted so much time planning for scale before I had anything to scale.
Real people beat courses every time - Join communities where people are actually doing this stuff. Their random comments are worth more than any $500 course.

A Few Resources That Don't Suck (No Affiliate BS)

For finding problems: Literally just walk through Target or Walmart and pay attention to what's on the shelves. If it's there, someone's buying it, which means someone has that problem.
For testing ideas: Create simple polls in relevant Reddit communities. People love giving their opinions.
For inspiration: Find platforms where real people share what they're working on. There aren't many good ones, but when you find them, bookmark immediately.

The One Question That Started This Whole Thing

If you only remember one thing from this wall of text, remember this question:

"What's one 10-minute task I do regularly that I'd happily pay $5 to never do again?"

Your answer might be exactly what someone else needs to hear.

Alright, that's my story. What about you guys? Anyone have simple ideas that turned out way more profitable than expected? I'm always curious what's actually working for people in real life.

Edit: Wow, thanks for all the comments! A bunch of people asked about that idea platform I mentioned - it's tinyidea.net if you want to check it out. No affiliation or anything, just genuinely found it helpful for getting my brain unstuck.

8 months into my side hustle, finally hitting $1.4k/month - some lessons learned

freeourdays — Mon, 04 Aug 2025 13:26:12 +0000

Seeing a lot of posts about side hustles lately, thought I'd share my journey.

Started last year trying everything: dropshipping, print-on-demand, freelance writing, app development... first few months were basically just burning money 😅

Things turned around in March when I started actually researching different business models systematically. Stumbled across this idea on TinyIdea about local service businesses, so I started a "errands + home services booking" thing in my neighborhood.

Now pulling in around $1.4k consistently, which covers rent and groceries at least.

Few things I learned:

1.Don't try to scale before you validate demand
2.Local services often have way less competition than online stuff
3.Word of mouth beats any paid advertising

Anyone else grinding on side projects? Would love to hear your stories.

Your words can effortlessly reach a global audience.

freeourdays — Fri, 22 Nov 2024 12:17:36 +0000

As a developer, I occasionally stay active on various self-media platforms.

Whether it’s publishing long-form articles on platforms like WeChat Official Account, Toutiao, or Zhihu, or posting short updates on Weibo, Jike, or even international platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Medium, I always try to distribute my content across these platforms. After all, it takes a lot of effort to write an article, so not sharing it on multiple platforms would be a missed opportunity for more visibility, right?

I’m curious if any of you reading this have tried self-media or are planning to. From my perspective, here are some challenges I often face:

1.  Manually copying and pasting text and images across multiple platforms is extremely time-consuming and gets frustrating after a few times, seriously cutting into creative time.
2.  Using third-party clients like Yixiaoer can be expensive, with limitations on the number of syncs and accounts. Moreover, the formatting on many platforms often ends up problematic.
3.  When publishing on international platforms, I often need to translate my articles into the target languages, which adds even more work.
4.  Sometimes, I only have a few keywords as inspiration and haven’t figured out how to connect them into a cohesive piece. It would be great if I had an AI that truly understood me.

In light of these efficiency demands, the Distributer tool emerged. It’s available as a browser plugin, making it lightweight and free from the constraints of installing a dedicated client.

After using it for some time, here are my thoughts:

1.  The Distributer plugin operates as a sidebar, so it doesn’t interfere with browsing. You can use it alongside your usual web activities seamlessly.

2. It focuses mainly on text and image content, which suits my needs since I don’t post videos. The sync success rate is generally high, and occasional sync issues can be resolved with a quick retry.
3. One notable feature is that it assists in opening all the platforms you need to sync to and formatting the content but doesn’t publish it automatically. Since each platform has unique settings, manually selecting options for the best results is ideal. Additionally, this manual step gives you a chance to double-check and tweak the layout—a small time investment that’s worth it, considering the bulk of the work is handled by the plugin.
4. One standout feature of Distributer is its ability to set different languages for different platforms. For example, I need my articles on domestic platforms but also want them to reach an international audience. Since each country has its language preferences, distributing content in only Chinese would diminish its effectiveness. The plugin translates uploaded Chinese content into multiple languages (currently supporting English and Japanese) and lets you assign specific languages to different platforms. This ensures the content is distributed in the appropriate language—a fantastic feature.
5. With AI integration, the plugin also supports text generation. Based on your input ideas, it can create a short article automatically. However, I haven’t used this much yet, as I mainly distribute pre-written content.
6. Since the plugin supports many platforms, the interface can feel a bit cluttered. Not all platforms are relevant to my needs. Thankfully, Distributer allows you to drag and rearrange platforms so your frequently used ones appear at the top. Once sorted, the layout is saved for future use, eliminating the need to rearrange each time.

Overall, as a lightweight browser-based tool, Distributer is quite well-developed, with a clean interface and official website support. That said, there’s still room for improvement.

For example, currently, it only supports email registration and login, without third-party platform integration for one-click login, which can be inconvenient. Additionally, the AI-generated content lacks the emotional depth of human writing, though it is undeniably fast.

If you’ve encountered the issues I mentioned earlier, this plugin is worth a try. It can save you a significant amount of time on content distribution and synchronization. Plus, as the plugin is still in its early stages, it’s continually being updated and improved, and I believe it will become even more user-friendly in the future.

Finally, here’s the link to the plugin: https://distributer.top

4 Killer Free AI Text-to-Speech Websites You Need to Try

freeourdays — Sat, 06 Jul 2024 06:20:46 +0000

Text-to-speech (TTS) technology has become increasingly popular among content creators and voiceover artists. While many professional voiceover platforms offer high-quality voices, their subscription fees can be quite expensive, especially for infrequent users.

However, with the rise of AI, many websites now offer free TTS services with impressive audio quality, rivaling even some paid software.

Here are a few user-friendly and completely free TTS websites worth exploring:

Tiktok AI Voice

● Description: This website allows you to convert text to speech for free, preview the results, and download the audio in MP3 format.

● Features: The homepage acts as the tool itself, making it incredibly easy to use. It supports 5 different voices with surprisingly good quality, almost devoid of any robotic sound. The character limit is 1000.

● Link: https://tiktokaivoice.top

Countik ● Description: Countik specializes in converting text to TikTok-style voices, which can be easily downloaded from your browser. ● Features: In addition to voice generation, it also offers music generation. However, it has a character limit of 300. ● Link: https://countik.com/tiktok-voice-generator

Ttsmaker

● Description: This is a free and versatile text-to-speech tool.

● Features: Ttsmaker supports multiple languages and has a limit of 2000 characters per conversion and 20,000 characters per week. While the voice quality isn't as natural as Tiktok AI Voice, it's more than sufficient for light use.

● Link: https://ttsmaker.com

Play.ht

● Description: Play.ht is a text-to-speech and AI voiceover tool.

● Features: It boasts support for a wider range of languages compared to the previous options. However, the voice quality is similar to Ttsmaker, with a noticeable robotic tone that lacks the naturalness of Tiktok AI Voice and Countik. It has a limit of 1000 characters per conversion.

● Link: https://play.ht/text-to-speech

Of course, there are many other free and paid TTS websites available. Feel free to share your recommendations in the comments!

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If you're even slightly interested in building your online presence, exploring freelance opportunities, diving into independent development, earning extra income, or simply pursuing a brighter future, subscribing to my channel might be a good idea. While I might not make you rich directly, connecting with like-minded individuals is always a win-win! Let's chase our dreams together!

月访问量36万的网站如何寻找关键词？

freeourdays — Sat, 20 Apr 2024 16:00:00 +0000

大家好，我是弗雷，一名独立开发者。今天我们一起来以 Google 搜索月访问量 36 万的网站为例，来学习如何有效地寻找大量的关键词列表。

1. 关键词研究对于 SEO 为什么重要？

关键词研究是识别和分析人们在线搜索信息时使用的特定词语和短语的过程。

毫不夸张地说，关键词就是我们 SEO 活动的指南针：它告诉我们去哪里，以及是否正在取得进展，从而帮助我们更好地理解目标受众。

换句话说：关键词研究是21世纪的市场研究。

以月访问量 45 万的 backlinko 网站为例，其有 36 万的访问量来源于 Google 搜索，促成其网站流量增长的第一大因素是关键词研究。比如在发现一个低竞争度关键词 mobile SEO 之后，便围绕这个词创建了一篇 SEO 优化内容：移动 SEO 权威指南。由于该关键字的竞争力并不强，所以网站很快就排名前三。而该网站发现关键词的方法也是接下来要介绍的一些方法。

2. 如何制作关键词模板？

一个中意的关键词一定是来源于一堆备选关键词，所以建立关键词列表就极为重要。根据不同人的习惯，我们的关键词列表可以形成不同的模板来复用。

通过模板将来自不同的工具和网站的关键词内容汇集到一处，就没有必要在多个选项卡之间跳来跳去，以免遗漏很多重要内容。通过模板中众多的关键词列表及其指标，再来进一步筛选目标。

如果你不想或者不知道制作什么样的关键词模板，或许可以在我提供的模板基础上优化。

3. 如何获取广泛的关键词列表？

在信息繁杂的互联网世界，我们不缺少关键词来源，随便一搜就是一大把，但是往往很难保证这些关键词的质量。所以，正确的获取相对高质量关键词的方法就非常重要。

比如维基百科就是一个被忽视的关键词研究宝库

首先，前往维基百科并输入一个广泛的关键字 Coffee：

然后就会出现该广泛主题的维基百科条目：

然后，在侧面的子主题里面也会列出很棒的关键词，而且很难通过其他方式找到：

我们还可以单击页面上的蓝色内部链接来查看其他密切相关的词条。例如，在 Coffee 条目上，还有 Coffee preparation 的子链接：

当点进去之后，又可以找到更多可以添加到列表中的关键词：

通过一层一层的筛选，我们最终就可以得到一批特定主题的关键词列表。

另一个方法是查看 Google 搜索结果底部的“相关搜索”部分

假设在 Google 搜索 content marketing。除了首页显示的内容之外，我们滚动到页面底部，可以找到与搜索词密切相关的 8 个关键字的列表。

就像 Google Suggest 一样，这些是直接来自 Google 的关键字提示。所以我们不需要猜测它们是否受欢迎。谷歌实际上是在告诉我们：“有大量的人搜索这些关键词。”

然后再点击其中一个关键词，再次滑动到页面底部，就又可以得到一批相关关键词列表，如此重复并清洗，就可以得到来自谷歌的一手的关键词列表。

还可以在 Reddit 上查找关键词创意

由于我们的网站主要面向海外，目标受众很可能经常在 Reddit 上闲逛。这也意味着我们通常可以在这个平台上找到很多的关键词创意。

假设我们经营一个销售有机狗粮的网站，那么可以去 Reddit，然后搜索目标受众感兴趣的广泛主题，以及与产品相关的内容。

然后，选择受众可能常去的 Reddit 子版块：

最后，优先查看有大量评论的线程，如下所示，可以将“dog food allergies”添加到关键字提示列表中。当然还可以再进一步使用免费的 SEO 工具 Keyworddit 来扫描更多的相关关键词。

然后再使用 Google 和 YouTube 建议

进过前面的关键词获取，我们已经有了一个关键词列表，然后将每个关键词输入到 Google 中，并查看 Google 建议的词条。

这些来自搜索引擎的提示都是很好的关键字，可以添加到的我们的列表中。

当然，也可以通过 YouTube Suggest 和 Bing 这些热门搜索入口来找到关键字建议。

还可以通过热门论坛查找热门词

论坛就像 24 小时开放的实时焦点小组。找到目标受众常去的论坛的最简单方法是在谷歌中使用以下搜索字符串：

“keyword forum”

“keyword” + “forum”

“keyword” + “forums”

“keyword” + “board”

当进入到论坛之后，需要注意该论坛是如何分成不同部分的：这些不同的部分都是可以添加到列表中的潜在关键词。

要深入挖掘，就可以继续查看论坛上的一些子主题，每一个主题都是一个很好的关键词来源：

4. 总结

通过以上内容的实际操作，我们可以深入了解到一手的关键词的实质内容，并得到了大量的关键词列表。但如果我们想要更加深入和专业的研究所选取的关键词指标，就需要使用第三方分析工具。在后面的文章中将进一步介绍多种免费和付费的 SEO 分析工具。请记得点赞+关注哦！

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【SEO新手必看】7步轻松提升网站流量

freeourdays — Sat, 23 Mar 2024 12:43:17 +0000

大家好，我是弗雷，一名独立开发者。你是否在为如何让网站在搜索引擎中脱颖而出而苦恼？别担心，今天我们一起揭秘SEO的神秘面纱，即使是SEO新手，也能快速有效提升网站流量。

1. 关键词挖掘：寻宝游戏的开始

SEO 中文描述是搜索引擎优化，而优化的前提就是关键词的选取。就像我们希望用最低的价格买到想要的商品，我们也希望选取的关键词搜索量大且优化难度低。虽然看上去可能是一个悖论，但完全可以靠 SEO 优化技巧来不断拟合。

想象一下，你是一位探险家，而关键词就是隐藏在互联网丛林中的宝藏。你是跟随前人探索的脚印前进，还是另辟蹊径寻找更优质的路呢？从利益风险比最大化的角度来看，我想应该没有最优解。

关键词的寻找是技巧➕运气的有机结合。运气方面不能靠人为控制，但在技巧上我们是可以不断提高的。不论是 Google、百度等搜索引擎入口，还是 Youtube、微博、小红书等社交媒体入口，亦或是Ahrefs、Semrush 等专业的关键词分析工具，都可以由浅入深去寻找值得入场的关键词。

2. 内容创作：打造用户心中的“理想家园”

找到关键词之后，我们就需要建造一座能够持续吸引游客的“理想家园”，而所谓的理想就是我们的内容要给用户带来价值。这个价值可以是经济价值，也可以是情绪价值，总之就是你要让用户觉得你是有用的。

就像精心装修的房子，只有温馨舒适，才能让人流连忘返。在内容创作上，我们要围绕选取的主关键词，深入挖掘用户的需求，然后衍生出一系列辅关键词，从而打造我们的关键词矩阵，为搜索者提供真正想要的信息。当搜索引擎和搜索用户都认为我们的内容有价值时，网站的关键词排名自然就会上升。

3. 标题的诱惑：吸引眼球的“魔法招牌”

一个有魅力的标题，就像是一句能够吸引顾客进店的亮眼招牌。它需要包含关键词，同时又要足够吸引用户，让人一看就有点击的冲动。

就像一道菜品，言简意赅的普通菜名是肉沫粉条，富有新意的高端菜名是蚂蚁上树。作为初学者，最简单的标题当然就是对全文的直白概述。但是当内容创作越来越丰富时，我们也要适当模仿、学习和创造更有吸引力、更具热点的标题招牌。当然，切忌做标题党，其中的度需要好好把握。

4. 用户体验：让访问变成一场“美好旅行”

随着生活水平的提高，我们去餐厅吃饭，不光要求菜品丰盛美味，如果能有安静宽敞的包厢环境则更是锦上添花。我们的网站带来的用户体验也是一个道理。

网站外观设计要符合大众审美或者特定人群的审美，太时尚或者太怪异都会让用户不适应。

网站内容布局要方便搜索引擎爬取，同时又要保证结构清晰，最好不要有太深的目录层级。

网站响应速度要在经济允许范围内尽可能的快速，并且在不同种类的设备上都能够正常显示，太慢的网站，搜索引擎不喜欢，用户更不喜欢。

用户体验就像是一场精心策划的旅行，每一个环节都要让用户感到舒适和愉快，这样才能将更多的游客转化为回头客。

5. 内部链接：构建网站内的“城市公路”

内部链接就是连接网站各个页面的入口，比如在首页可以链接到各个详情页，而在一个详情页又链接到其他的详情页和首页等。

把网站看成一座城市的话，内部链接就像是一条条城市公路和高架桥，方便用户可以快速到达城市的每一个角角落落。而井然有序的城市规划和路线设计，能更好地减少人们的出行时间。我们的网站也是一样，规则有序的内链设计，更有利于搜索引擎抓取，也更方便用户浏览内容。

6. 反向链接：连接外部的“高速公路”

内部链接作用于网站内部，而反向链接则是链接各个不同的网站的高速公路。当用户在另一个网站发现我们的网站时，可以很方便的点击进来。

同时，高质量的反向链接，就像是其他网站给我们授予的荣誉勋章。外链越多，在某种程度上也证明了我们的网站内容更有价值。创造有价值的内容，就像是赢得了社区的认可，自然会吸引其他网站主动与我们建立链接。

7. 技术优化：打好网站的“坚实基础”

首先，建立一个网站本身或多或少的就会用到一些计算机技术。技术也没有高低之分，不论是使用静态 html，还是使用 Vue、React 等框架，以及更多的后端服务，根据不同应用场景选取不同的解决方案才是最合适的。

如果是一个简单的展示页面，html + css 就已经足够。如果需要接入登录、付款等复杂的场景，那么就需要再给网站进行更复杂的武装。技术没有贵贱之分，但是有安全、性能和速度之分，而这些又不光跟框架本身相关，使用框架的人本身也是一个很重要的因素。

当我们的网站能够持续保证安全高效地运行时，搜索引擎也就会更多的光顾。如果网站老是 404 ，搜索引擎和用户应该都很反感。

本篇内容更像是对网站和 SEO 的一个总结和概览，其中的每一步都可以分解出来进行详细分析。如果你刚好有兴趣的话，不如给弗雷一个免费的点赞收藏转发和关注哦，我将持续更新更多内容！

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10分钟上线SEO友好的免费个人博客

freeourdays — Thu, 21 Mar 2024 15:47:25 +0000

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注册Github

Github是一个版本控制系统，如果你暂时还不理解何为版本控制系统，不妨将其想象成一个存放代码的大仓库。你可以随时从这个仓库存储代码，也可以随时修改和删除代码。打开Github，并使用邮箱进行注册。

注册Vercel

Vercel是一个免费的网站托管平台，如果你暂时也不懂什么是网站托管，可以将其理解为一个店铺，用来展示你的仓库中的物品。顾名思义，Vercel可以用来向外界的用户可视化地展示你在Github中存储的代码。打开Vercel，并使用之前注册的Github账号进行注册登录。

部署Vercel模板

由于当前 Github 中还没有添加代码，我们可以去网络上寻找自己喜欢的网站模板代码，或者直接使用Vercel中提供的精美预设模板。点击Templates，选择一个模板进入。以 astro-paper 为例，这是一个 SEO 友好的博客模板，点击Deploy，网站会自动识别我们的 Github 仓库，输入自定义的仓库名，并点击Create，Vercel 就会自动帮我们生成代码并进行部署。当跳转至Congratulations界面，说明网站已经部署成功啦，点击即可跳转进行预览。此时的域名为Vercel自动为我们分配的子域名，如果你有自己的域名，点击 Add Domain 即可绑定其他域名。

现在你已经完成了初级任务，接下来将进行稍微进阶的任务。

下载并安装 VSCode

VSCode 是来自微软的一款免费且强大的代码编辑器，前往 VSCode 官网，下载对应操作系统的安装程序，并完成安装。后续也可以在网上搜索更多有趣的插件来武装属于你的 VSCode 。

下载并安装 Git

Git 是一个开源分布式版本控制系统，可以将其看作联系你的电脑和 Github 仓库的纽带，保证本地电脑中的代码与 Github 中的代码同步。在 Git 官网下载并安装完成后，我们可以通过命令行界面来使用Git。

克隆代码至本地

在本地创建一个文件夹并使用 VSCode 打开，然后点击克隆，并在弹出的输入框中粘贴 Github 仓库的地址，等待片刻即可将代码克隆至本地。

更改模板网站的内容

在 VSCode 中，我们可以随意修改网站模板的内容，比如更改文本、加入你的项目图片、调整布局等等。当然，这需要我们有一定的编程基础。

提交至 GitHub 仓库

代码修改完成后，简要输入所修改的内容，然后点击提交和推送，即可将本地代码更新至 Github 仓库中。Vercel 也会自动检测到 GitHub 仓库中的最新更改，并自动部署最新的版本到网站上去。

刚部署上线的博客空空荡荡，但是随着日积月累，我们的文章越写越多时，每次打开个人网站，都会有一种振奋人心的喜悦，因为这些都是属于我们自己的精神财富。

如果我们的文章足够优质，我们甚至可以把网站提交至谷歌搜索引擎。当有越来越多的人在网站上留下足迹时，这些正反馈也会更进一步激励我们去创作更加优质的内容。当网站的访问量足够大时，为网站添加谷歌广告，将带来一份可持续的可观的被动收入。

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分享一个 SSL 证书监控网站的开发经验

起因

技术选型

遇到的一些坑

1. 证书链验证的复杂性

2. 安全评分系统的设计

3. 多语言路由的 Hydration 问题

4. Redis 缓存的降级处理

5. PageSpeed 优化

一些技术亮点

证书链可视化

安全问题检测

多渠道通知

项目地址

How I Finally Cracked the Code on Finding Side Hustle Ideas (Spoiler: I Was Doing It All Wrong)

The Dumbest $0 "Investment" That Actually Changed Everything

The Three Things That Actually Matter (And Why I Wish I'd Known This Sooner)

1. Stop Trying to Change the World

2. Your Complaints Are Actually Treasure Maps

3. If You Can't Explain It to Your Grandma, It's Too Complicated

The Random Discovery That Changed My Whole Approach

The Simple System I Wish I'd Started With

What I'm Actually Making Now (With Real Numbers Because Receipts Matter)

The Mental Shift That Actually Made the Difference

Stuff I Wish Someone Had Just Told Me Straight Up

A Few Resources That Don't Suck (No Affiliate BS)

The One Question That Started This Whole Thing

8 months into my side hustle, finally hitting $1.4k/month - some lessons learned

Your words can effortlessly reach a global audience.

4 Killer Free AI Text-to-Speech Websites You Need to Try

月访问量36万的网站如何寻找关键词？

1. 关键词研究对于 SEO 为什么重要 ？

2. 如何制作关键词模板 ？

3. 如何获取广泛的关键词列表 ？

比如维基百科就是一个被忽视的关键词研究宝库

另一个方法是查看 Google 搜索结果底部的“相关搜索”部分

还可以在 Reddit 上查找关键词创意

然后再使用 Google 和 YouTube 建议

还可以通过热门论坛查找热门词

4. 总结

【SEO新手必看】7步轻松提升网站流量

10分钟上线SEO友好的免费个人博客

1. 关键词研究对于 SEO 为什么重要？

2. 如何制作关键词模板？

3. 如何获取广泛的关键词列表？