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The Profitable SEO & SaaS Show

Hosted by Alston Antony

The Profitable SEO Show is a weekly podcast for students, marketers and business owners who care about revenue, not vanity metrics. We break down real-world SEO strategies, AI developments, SaaS tools, and digital marketing ideas that turn rankings into predictable income. No fluff. No recycled tips.

3 episodes · publishes monthly · latest 2025-01-28 · ~18 min/episode

Rank

#5851

Substance

36.0

/ 100

Breakdown

Scored 2026-07
Updated monthly

Marketing rank

#937 of 991

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Across the index

#5851 of 6186

Substance

Top 95%

outscores 5% of the index

Why it scores where it does

The Profitable SEO & SaaS Show ranks #5851 on The B2B Podcast Index with a substance score of 36.0 out of 100, scored across 1 recent episode. It scores highest on specificity & evidence and insight density. A handful of API price figures are cited (e.g. $0.014 per million cached tokens, $15 for GPT-4 output) but they are frequently garbled, sourced from a Perplexity screenshot rather than primary documentation, and presented with enough confusion to reduce reliability. No named enterprise case studies, conversion metrics, or rigorous benchmarks are discussed firsthand.

The five-dimension breakdown

Averaged across 1 recently scored episode, with cited evidence.

Insight Density

8.0 / 20

The episode is a beginner overview with minimal novel information: it recaps Google Trends, paraphrases secondhand benchmark data by feeding a table into ChatGPT, and walks through a live UI demo. Almost everything stated was widely circulating at the time, and significant runtime is consumed by technical errors and throat-clearing.

“I'm not a data scientist. You already know I'm a uh just a software basic software engineer with a digital marketing background. So what I did was I just copied every single thing here and went into chat GPT and I pasted the everything”

“I got four errors of operation unsuccessful. Then it took my request. So I am assuming it is because of the demand right now or due to the DoS attacks”

Originality

7.0 / 20

There is no original analysis or contrarian framing; the sole 'take' offered is a crude analogy comparing DeepSeek to cheap Chinese consumer goods, and all benchmark interpretation is outsourced to ChatGPT. No first-principles reasoning or fresh perspective is present.

“Almost like this is how China works in everywhere because Deep SEQ is coming from China. China's main goal has been in many industries always providing a better cheap, not better almost uh working cheaper products”

“I asked it in chat GPT I Didn't ask it in deep Seq I asked it in chat GPT and it started to break down the table for me”

Guest Caliber

6.0 / 20

This is a solo monologue by a self-described 'basic software engineer with a digital marketing background' - no guests, no practitioner credibility, and no demonstrated depth of expertise in AI, ML, or enterprise software.

“I'm not a data scientist. You already know I'm a uh just a software basic software engineer with a digital marketing background”

“I personally listen to a lot of AI podcast. I listened to AI Daily Brief just today and he was explaining a really good podcast”

Specificity & Evidence

9.0 / 20

A handful of API price figures are cited (e.g. $0.014 per million cached tokens, $15 for GPT-4 output) but they are frequently garbled, sourced from a Perplexity screenshot rather than primary documentation, and presented with enough confusion to reduce reliability. No named enterprise case studies, conversion metrics, or rigorous benchmarks are discussed firsthand.

“for 1 million token cache it means that the data is already available for that. So it is going to be if caching the if if the data is in the cache folder it is going to be charging around 0.014”

“deep seq reason is 2.919 and this is where it comes to $5 and if I'm taking uh Chat GP into account”

Conversational Craft

6.0 / 20

There is no conversation - this is an unstructured solo screencast monologue. There are no interview questions, no follow-ups, no pushback, and the presentation itself is disorganised with extended segments devoted to live errors and navigating broken UI.

“Okay, we are back. I wanted to show you the current thing. It worked, but it didn't work at first”

“I'm obviously spelling it wrong to see whether it understand productivity step for work”

Standout episodes

  • Deepseek R1 Review & How to Use: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide

    2025-01-28

    36

Rank over time

First period on the Index - history builds from here.

Episodes

1 scored on substance · 3 tracked in total.

  • Deepseek R1 Review & How to Use: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide

    2025-01-28 · 29 min

    36 / 100

Frequently asked

What is The Profitable SEO & SaaS Show's substance score?
The Profitable SEO & SaaS Show scores 36.0 out of 100 for substance and ranks #5851 on The B2B Podcast Index. That puts it ahead of 5% of the B2B podcasts we rank and #937 of 991 in Marketing. The score reflects insight density, originality, guest caliber, specificity and conversational craft across recent episodes - not downloads.
Is The Profitable SEO & SaaS Show worth listening to?
The Profitable SEO & SaaS Show is ranked on The B2B Podcast Index with a substance score of 36.0/100. See the five-dimension breakdown above to judge whether it fits what you're after.
Who hosts The Profitable SEO & SaaS Show?
The Profitable SEO & SaaS Show is hosted by Alston Antony.
How often does The Profitable SEO & SaaS Show publish?
The Profitable SEO & SaaS Show publishes monthly, has 3 episodes, released its most recent episode on 2025-01-28.
Which The Profitable SEO & SaaS Show episode should I start with?
Our highest-scoring recent episode is "Deepseek R1 Review & How to Use: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide" (36/100) - a good place to start.

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