SearchConsole.ai
searchconsole.ai
Read-only MCP server that connects Google Search Console data to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI agents for SEO audits.
About Web3 Jobs
Job board for Web3, crypto and smart contract roles. Web3 Jobs is a directory makers product built by indie maker Andrey Azimov, launched in 2021.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2021
- Category
- Directory Makers
- Website
- web3.career
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Web3 Jobs FAQ
What is Web3 Jobs?
Web3 Jobs is a directory makers product: Job board for Web3, crypto and smart contract roles.
Who made Web3 Jobs?
Web3 Jobs was made by Andrey Azimov, Product Hunt Maker of the Year 2018 behind Sheet2Site, Web3 Jobs and SearchConsole.ai. It launched in 2021. Andrey Azimov has also built SearchConsole.ai, Applicant AI, Sheet2Site, Chart2Site.
Is Web3 Jobs still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Web3 Jobs is still active and run by Andrey Azimov at web3.career.
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