Get started with data-driven content creation and optimization in under 5 minutes!
# Daily monitoring (start here!)
npm run monitor
# Optimize existing content
npm run optimize
# Research new article
npm run research "your topic idea"
# Weekly comprehensive review
npm run weekly
npm run monitor
What you'll see:
📊 WORKFLOW 3: PERFORMANCE MONITORING
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📊 Fetching Bing Webmaster Tools data...
Fetching page statistics...
✓ Fetched 322 pages
Fetching keyword statistics...
✓ Fetched 1,247 keywords
✅ Data fetch complete!
📊 Creating performance dashboard...
✓ Dashboard saved: 2025-10-05-dashboard.md
✅ Monitoring complete!
📊 Check .workflows/monitoring-reports/ for dashboard.
What just happened:
Open: .workflows/monitoring-reports/2025-10-05-dashboard.md
You'll see:
npm run optimize
What you'll see:
🔧 WORKFLOW 2: ARTICLE OPTIMIZATION
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🔍 Analyzing performance data for issues...
📊 Issues Found:
• 12 low CTR pages
• 8 poor ranking pages
• 3 high impression / low engagement pages
• 15 keyword opportunities
🏆 Top 5 Priorities:
1. [High Impressions / Low Engagement] WiFi Extender Guide
Score: 278 | Severity: CRITICAL
✅ Optimization analysis complete!
What just happened:
Open: .workflows/optimization-reports/fix-scripts/fix-wifi-extender-guide.md
You'll see:
# Fix Script: WiFi Extender Guide
**Issue Type:** High Impressions / Low Engagement
**Severity:** CRITICAL
## ✅ Fix Checklist
### 1. Complete Title/Description Overhaul
**Steps:**
1. [ ] Research top-ranking pages
2. [ ] Analyze their titles
3. [ ] Create 3 new title options
4. [ ] A/B test the best one
...
Now you know:
npm run daily
Every morning:
Best Practice: Run this every day at the same time to build consistent data.
npm run weekly
Every week:
Best Practice: Friday afternoon or Monday morning.
npm run research "best WiFi 7 mesh systems"
When you have a content idea:
Best Practice: Research first, write second.
.workflows/
├── monitoring-reports/ ← Daily dashboards
│ └── 2025-10-05-dashboard.md
│
├── optimization-reports/ ← Fix recommendations
│ ├── 2025-10-05-optimization-report.md
│ └── fix-scripts/
│ ├── fix-page-1.md
│ └── fix-page-2.md
│
├── research-reports/ ← New article research
│ └── 2025-10-05-wifi-mesh-research.md
│
└── performance-history/ ← Historical data
└── 2025-10-05.json
Daily:
monitoring-reports/[today]-dashboard.mdWeekly:
optimization-reports/[today]-optimization-report.mdWhen Planning Content:
research-reports/[topic]-research.mdRun npm run monitor daily for 7 days before expecting trend data.
Why? Trends require comparison. Day 1 = baseline. Day 7 = you see patterns!
Don't get overwhelmed. Start with:
Even if you "know the topic", run research:
npm run research "topic you know well"
You'll discover:
Before fixing:
npm run monitor # Note current metrics
After fixing (wait 7 days):
npm run monitor # Compare improvement
Windows (Task Scheduler):
Action: Start a program
Program: npm
Arguments: run monitor
Start in: C:\dev\itblogpros
Trigger: Daily at 9:00 AM
Mac/Linux (crontab):
0 9 * * * cd /path/to/itblogpros && npm run monitor
Fix: Add to .env:
BING_API_KEY=your_actual_key_here
Get key from: https://www.bing.com/webmasters/
This is normal! System uses realistic mock data if API isn't available.
Want real data? Add your Bing API key to .env.
Expected on Day 1! Run npm run monitor daily. After 7 days you'll see trends.
Check:
ls .workflows/monitoring-reports/
ls .workflows/optimization-reports/
ls .workflows/research-reports/
If folders are empty, workflows haven't run yet!
After 30 days of using workflows, you should see:
✅ 10-20% traffic growth (monitor dashboard) ✅ More keywords in top 10 (optimization impact) ✅ Higher average CTR (better titles/descriptions) ✅ Fewer critical issues (systematic fixes) ✅ Better content planning (research-driven)
npm run monitor dailynpm run weeklyRight Now:
npm run monitor
Tomorrow:
npm run monitor # Track daily change
This Week:
npm run optimize # Find and fix issues
When You Have Ideas:
npm run research "your topic"
.workflows/README.mdnpm run workflow:helpStart with:
npm run monitor
This creates your first performance snapshot. Tomorrow, run it again to see your first trend data!
Questions? Check .workflows/README.md for detailed explanations.
Want to see everything? Run npm run workflow:help