Got to try out amazing Finsweet's Table extension for Webflow where I created a basic clone of Basketball Reference.

I even managed to dynamically create new rows of CMS item data in the CMS list element - I believe this unlocks a wide range of stats programmatic SEO projects: Examples of long-tail keywords that might be best presented in tables for UX & SEO purposes:

{company / league} salaries {year}
{city} crime rate {year by year}
{sports player} {stats} against {team}

Then by using CMS reference fields, even more long-tail pages can be created:

Excited to announce my new venture, Supersparks:

supersparks.io

It is our aim to allow #nocoders to accomplish more by expand the capabilities of powerful #nocode tools like #Webflow, #Airtable, and more. No-coding needed!

#buildinpublic #startups Our library of mini apps, extensions, or plugins will take minutes to add to your project through our step-by-step builder. No coding required. Below is a preview of our Airtable formulas extension for COUNTIF.

#nocode opportunity alert 🚨. 79,000 US organizations use Microsoft Access as their business data or operations management software in 2022. 82% of which are SMEs.

Here is how and why nocoders can make money helping these businesses modernize their internal apps: Similar to this era of no-code, the late 90s and early 2000s saw a wave of IT consultants and owners building custom internal apps for businesses with little to no code with Access. In 2022, Access apps have the following limitations that modern nocode apps don't:

Programmatic SEO websites are a low-cost online business anyone can start #nocode. I built one for craft beer breweries that uses crowdsourced data to generate content: breweriesnearby.com.

Here are the tools I used to build this 👇 1. Webflow - to automatically generate pages from cms data and templates. Many other tools, like Softr, could do the trick, but I am using Webflow because of it's built-in technical SEO and design flexibility.