Lee Foot

search-solved-public-seo/ecommerce/ecommerce-image-centering-tool at main · searchsolved/search-solved-public-seo SEO Python scripts and Apps by Lee Foot. Contribute to searchsolved/search-solved-public-seo development by creating an account on GitHub.

I wrote this after getting mild OCD when our category images were not perfectly lined up.

This app creates an equal amount of border space and automatically centers the image(s).

Supports JPG/JPEG/PNG/WebP

Try it: imagewiz.streamlit.app

Source: github.com/searchsolved...

📸 Free eCommerce Image Centering Tool:

🔄 Auto-centres products perfectly
✂️ One-click background removal
🔍 Smart product detection
🖼️ Minimal border space
🔢 Batch processing
⚙️ Customisable padding
🎨 Colour picker for backgrounds
👁️ Instant preview & download

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It then fuzzy matches against existing categories to only show actual opportunities which are not already served by the site.

Output is a Streamlit App and a Looker Studio Dashboard so the team can download the data.

Working on a project to automate filter combinations for a client and developed an unofficial API to poll the third party filter provider directly (Rather than render out the JS and scrape them).

It makes light work of it, only reports valid combinations with X products and dumps to BigQuery. 1/2

Beautiful weather again for Brighton SEO. Hanging around Music Hall again today if anyone wants a catch-up.

I can recommend Rambox, not sure if it's exactly what you're asking, but it's free and I've used forever for Slack / Multiple GMail, Linkedin etc

rambox.app

Happy to announce a new forecasting feature within SEOTesting that we've beta launched to all customers and users today.

It allows you to forecast overall site performance using either:
- Facebook Prophet forecasting model
- SSA forecasting

Ah fair, I think my brain must be broke too 🤣

Agree with your point.

Claude seems to fair much better for logic/reasoning/coding than chatGPT.

Screenshot of classifier output

I fine-tuned a DistilBERT model based on 4.8M real queries which can now accurately predict the rq_semantic_query_class of any search term. 😍

It's free to use at rqpredictor.streamlit.app

Always had big plans with STOS, never got anywhere, went back to playing Dizzy.

Trying to scrape JS button links and the CTA on a site with multiple templates / inconsistant classes and getting nowhere fast.

Until I noticed all the buttons are the same colour, so I setup a scrape based on the colour hex using Selenium. 🤓

It's spot on.

#PracticalPython #SEO

All - Bluesky Directory A curated collection of all things relating to the Blue Sky social media platform.

For any other newbies here like me, this was a goldmine! You can search for whatever starter packs interest you or search by curators!

blueskydirectory.com/starter-pack...

Visualisation of page embeddings using UMAP. Each dot represents a page, colour-coded by similarity score (purple to yellow, low to high). A red star marks the central theme of the site, showing how closely pages cluster around the primary topical focus.

Built a tool to analyse your site’s topical focus. Inspired by the Google leaks, this Python/Streamlit app clusters content, flags deviations, and visualises your site’s themes against each other. Ideal for audits & insights.

👉 topical-focus-analyser.streamlit.app

#SEO, #Python, #Streamlit

Love this!