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.md
Weekly:
optimization-reports/[today]-optimization-report.md
When Planning Content:
research-reports/[topic]-research.md
Run 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 weekly
Right 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.md
npm run workflow:help
Start 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