01~9 steps
Building
Empty WordPress → a full, on-brand site. A custom block theme (6 templates, full-width, no sidebar) and a colour system generated from three base variables, deployed over SSH.
block themedeploy-themesite-colours
WordPress automation · run from a terminal
No agency. No team. One person, a laptop, and a stack of AI agents that build, write, rank, backlink and schedule an entire portfolio of sites — driven from the command line.
The shift
Managing sites one dashboard at a time falls apart at three sites, let alone four hundred. The unlock is to treat WordPress as a fleet: every action is a command, every command can run on one site or all of them, and an AI agent does the actual work while you describe the outcome.
The stack
One thin wrapper turns your keyboard into a control plane over every container on every server. Everything above it is plain language; everything below it is plumbing you set up once.
Claude Code / Codex. You describe the outcome in plain language.
one command → SSH → Docker → WP-CLI, on 1 site or 562.
Docker / Easypanel. WordPress containers across 3 hosts.
Search Console → BigQuery warehouse, refreshed daily.
analytics, uptime & rank monitoring on every domain.
The 7 modules
This is the exact walkthrough in the video. Each module is a repeatable workflow, not a one-off trick. Together they take a domain from nothing to ranked, linked and on a schedule.
Empty WordPress → a full, on-brand site. A custom block theme (6 templates, full-width, no sidebar) and a colour system generated from three base variables, deployed over SSH.
A content-writer agent produces a structured pack: pages plus a pillar / supporting / long-tail blog cluster. People-first rules, anti-slop gates, real bylines — no fabricated facts.
Every site audited against Google's own guidance, plus engagement signals. A BigQuery warehouse holds your full Search Console history, queryable in one command for striking-distance keywords (pos 8–20).
Authority built the legitimate way: internal-linking depth, topical relevance, real author signals and genuine user behaviour — engineered to survive Google updates, not to dodge them.
A portfolio that links to itself. Category- and authority-matched dofollow links to verified deep pages — never just the homepage — each from a unique, on-topic article. No rented links, no footprints.
A seasonal calendar plus biweekly growth sprints. A compiler turns Search Console data into a concrete action queue per site; every outcome is logged to a ledger, so the system learns what actually moves rankings.
Take an existing Next.js site and rebuild it as a unique, professional WordPress site — content, design and structure — then cut over DNS through Cloudflare with zero downtime and the origin IP hidden behind the proxy.
Nothing ships unverified. Every change passes an automated gate: a site audit, hard "never-do" checks, a real-browser screenshot pass (desktop + mobile, console, Core Web Vitals) and a fresh second-agent review — before anyone calls it done.
From SSH to control
The same seven beats run whether you touch one site or the whole portfolio. Set the plumbing up once; after that it's all plain language.
SSH keys to each server, passwordless Docker. You never type a raw ssh chain again.
A single command resolves the domain → server → container and runs WP-CLI inside it: wp-remote <site> …
Tell the AI what you want — "rewrite the service page, people-first." It writes the HTML and pushes it.
gscq striking reads your Search Console warehouse and hands back the keywords worth chasing.
Content, internal links, backlinks and meta are placed against those exact targets — not guesses.
The QA loop screenshots, audits and reviews the change before it's allowed to be "done."
Happy on one site? Run the same step across the whole fleet with one command.
Why it's different
The org chart is a laptop. Every workflow is a command, so headcount never becomes the bottleneck.
A full, SEO-ready site — theme, content, images, blog, meta and QA — without a manual step in between.
Automated verification gates every change. The system closes its own feedback loop instead of trusting a glance.
People-first rules and real authorship — written to survive helpful-content updates, not to game them.
Topic-matched links from your own portfolio to verified deep pages. No rented links, no PBN footprints.
Every action is driven by your Search Console warehouse and an outcome ledger — measured, not guessed.
Proof, not promises
Real domains are kept off this page on purpose — the method is the product, not the niches. In the video you'll see the management surface itself: the terminal, the data, the sprints and the verification, on a live demo environment.
The ecosystem
This isn't theory from someone who read about automation. The same hands that run the fleet also ship the AI products that power it — image generation, video APIs and customer support, all in production.
A premium generation studio with a single credit wallet across GPT Image 2, Seedance 2, Veo 3.1 and more — live model pricing on the homepage. The visual engine behind every site's heroes and icons.
Turn JSON into finished video and generate AI images and clips from a single SamAutomation API key. Built for developers and creators who automate content at volume.
An AI customer-service platform — CRM context, helpdesk ticketing and multilingual support in a single inbox. A real Zendesk alternative, already in production.
Two ways in
Same blueprint, two price points. Most people pay to have it built. The prompt hands you the identical playbook for the price of lunch.
Instant download after payment · paste & go
Limited slots · I build it on your servers
The starter prompt and the video are designed to be enough on their own: watch the process, paste the prompt, answer its questions, and build your own version. The €900 option just means I do the building.
FAQ
No. You drive everything in plain language through Claude Code or Codex — the prompt does the heavy lifting. Being comfortable opening a terminal and pasting a command helps, but you're describing outcomes, not writing software.
A server or VPS, one or more domains, Claude Code or Codex, and the starter prompt. The prompt lists the exact stack and walks you through setting each piece up, in order.
No. It's people-first content with real authorship, and an owned, topically-relevant link portfolio pointing at genuinely useful pages. It's built to keep working through Google updates — the opposite of a footprint-leaving network.
No. The portfolio it was built on is Dutch, but the method is language-agnostic. The same workflows apply to any market and any niche.
Your first site can be live in an afternoon. The real payoff comes as you scale — the same commands that build one site build the next fifty.
€27 gets you the prompt and you build the system yourself with AI guidance. €900 means I build the whole thing for you on your own infrastructure and hand it over working.