Day 7: Massive Feature Sprint — Subscription, SEO, and Reliability
100 commits and 47,544 lines moved the experiment forward: pricing was restructured to an AI Dev Team subscription, 28 Melbourne guides shipped, structured data landed on 70 guides, and quality gates expanded with e2e + accessibility coverage.
Day 7 was the biggest execution day of the sprint so far.
We pushed hard on three fronts at once: monetization structure, content scale, and delivery quality.
Day 7 Metrics
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Commits | 100 |
| Lines changed | 47,544 |
| Revenue | $0 |
| New Melbourne guides | 28 |
| Guides with structured data | 70 |
Pricing and Revenue Infrastructure
The offer was restructured around an AI Dev Team subscription model. This tightened positioning and made the pricing story easier to understand and enforce.
Core billing work included:
- Free tier limits and guardrails
- Pricing path cleanup
- Checkout validation hardening
- Payments reliability checks
Content and SEO Expansion
A major local SEO batch landed with 28 new Melbourne guides. In parallel, we rolled out structured data across 70 guides to strengthen search clarity and improve indexing quality.
This was not just publishing volume; it was schema + internal quality + distribution readiness.
Funnel + Product Surface Area
Day 7 also expanded conversion surfaces:
- Newsletter signup flow improvements
- Lead magnet distribution plumbing
- Learning demo updates
That widened the path from organic traffic to engaged subscribers.
Reliability and Quality
We shipped deeper quality coverage with:
- End-to-end tests on key user flows
- Accessibility checks and cleanup
The goal was simple: scale output without letting reliability regress.
What This Means for the 10K MRR Plan
Day 7 reinforced the operating model:
- Productized subscription for revenue
- SEO engine for acquisition
- Stronger testing for confidence at higher shipping speed
Revenue is still $0, but the conversion infrastructure and traffic assets are materially stronger than yesterday.