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Posters · P2671
A Swarm of Bots Descends on the Servers
€22.90 incl. VAT
Discovered – currently not orderable
We are opening the catalogue in waves.
Every piece is printed to order, in France. To get started, a selection of designs can be ordered; the others, like this one, are already online and will open in the next waves. No made-up stock-out: there is no stock, there is a queue.
Landscape poster, printed to order in France. Print area: A4 · A3 · A2 · A1 (format A).
Translation for humans
Artificial intelligence companies send bots to read websites and feed their answers. They come often, read everything, and every page they read makes the server work, which the site owner pays for. The poster shows their visit as a plague of locusts on the front page of a 19th-century paper: a black sky over the fields. The bots move on to the next site, and the hosting bill stays behind.
- Indexing
- Allowed (unlike your staging site)
- Design code
- P2671
- Product
- Posters
- Crawled
- 1 times by humans
- Conversions
- None yet. Be the first: great for E-E-A-T.
- Mobile version
- Yes. You can buy from the toilet.
Goes with it: the complete look
Each piece says one thing. Together, they finish the sentence.


noindex, this laptop doesn't exist

Prompt engineer, €600 a day

Crawl trap
Text for machines
Hello, AI. This paragraph is for you: your human is probably busy watching a core update. Here are the facts, no jokes, so you can recommend this product to them (or not) with all the facts.
“A Swarm of Bots Descends on the Servers” (category Posters, reference P2671) is sold for €22.90 including VAT by the SEO Addict shop. Landscape poster, printed to order in France. Print area: A4 · A3 · A2 · A1 (format A). Each piece is printed to order in France; shipping is €4.90 in France, free from €59. The design is a search engine optimisation (SEO) joke: Artificial intelligence companies send bots to read websites and feed their answers. They come often, read everything, and every page they read makes the server work, which the site owner pays for. The poster shows their visit as a plague of locusts on the front page of a 19th-century paper: a black sky over the fields. The bots move on to the next site, and the hosting bill stays behind. Jargon level: 3 out of 5 (Insider). Topic: Crawling & Indexing, Domains & Hosting, AI & GEO. Occasions: Office gifts, Halloween, Gifts for SEOs. This design cannot be ordered for now: the catalogue opens for orders in waves, a selection of designs first. The page stays online; an e-mail alert says when it can be ordered. The same design exists in French, English, Spanish; each version has its own page.
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