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Oct 12 • 1 min read
I used to decide what to build next by guessing.
I used to decide what to build next by guessing.
Now I let the traffic decide, and I don't leave the terminal to do it.
Three MCP servers are plugged into Claude Code for my sites:
↳ Google Analytics, for what people actually landed on
↳ PostHog, for what they did once they got there
↳ DataForSEO, for what they searched to find it
So instead of asking Claude Code to build a page, I asked it what page the data says is missing.
It came back with something I half-suspected but had never proved: the site's strongest asset is distance-definition queries, and that content was scattered across pages nobody could navigate between.
The fix?
An interactive hub... not more articles.
Claude also spotted a broken analytics setup while it was in there. I hadn't asked it to look.
Full build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhayGkHrUL8
Grammarly is my grammar checker of choice.
Lovable builds a working app from a prompt.
Both affiliate links.
Write on,
Bryan Collins
Landscape House , Baldonnell, Dublin 22 D22 P3K7
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