Recent content by lucian.harhata

Yeah this would be a good test TTS vs human audio. I'd say AI generated podcast content can work, i've seen quite a few podcasts lately that have good TTS voice and users are listening in.

I got a 12th Gen i7 CPU at 2.10 GHz, with 12 Cores (8 x P-Cores + 4 x E-Cores)

Cora v7.2 FYI on 20 samples it takes a bit longer maybe 8-9 mins in total. Edit: updated my comment above with version.

Tested on Local PC with: CPU 2.1 GHz 64 GB RAM Krakken enabled 3 x samples Cora v7.2 Total: 5 min 15 seconds 🚀 out of which: Search Phase: 35 sec Get Data Phase: 4min 40 sec

@Ted on page 11 have you tested similar text indexed in closed Accordion by default? I've tested this and it works but was curious if 100% of time you've found the text indexed when it was inside a closed Accordion?

It happened to me on a few sites, I've discovered subdomains setup by devs that were set to index. 2 ways I do this: 1) I do a query like this to check if the same page is indexed on separate domains: i.e. live domain https://www.domain.com/page, title:"Super Title | Brand" Google query...

we can't create a poll yet, I believe @Ted has to approve the feature like here. But I propose we add all suggestions here and after that create a poll with all of them to be voted like you said Charles? What do ya think @Ted @CharlesTaylorOnline ?

Heya all I've been testing so far best TTS tools out there that I can use in videos: Eleven Labs (proprietary https://elevenlabs.io/, cloud) Fish Audio (open source https://fish.audio/, cloud) XTTS-v2 (open source, locally) other open source solutions (Tortoise TTS etc) In Eleven Labs and...

Another tip for Server Logs, either Enterprise clients or not: ask your developer to send you only Server Logs that contain specific IP ranges for Googlebots. This can be scheduled to be uploaded into S3 or other cloud services. This is the easier way vs above if you don't have the dev...

I use Screaming Frog Log Analyser to analyse log files. But I had to go through GBs of log files for enterprise clients. So my quick way to get only the good stuff is to keep only the Googlebot server log lines. 1. Download your server log files (usually a .log filetype) 2. If you are on Win...

Love the episodes! Would be great see an Over-The-Shoulder use of Cora on a competitive keyword, even as demo.

Thanks Ted! let's goo!