Most of you are throwing darts trying to "rank in ChatGPT" without ever dissecting what happens. Here's an example and reason and why I always say to focus on Topical Coverage —instead of Keywords— to show up in ChatGPT Example: 1. I just asked chatGPT to help me fix my neck pain. It asked me a few follow up questions (what side of the neck, which provided more context) , and then ChatGPT did two rounds of query fan out. 2. The web search it used: "neck upper trapezius stretch physical therapy illustration" That query went to bing, Google, and other search-related partners. The responses were all scored against each other, and ChatGPT offered a final answer that also also brought a few citations. 3. When you do that query search on Google, it brings a specific solution to my problem. These are some of the page results I could see: - How to Perform the Upper Trapezius Stretch - THE NECK STRETCHING EXERCISES - Neck Strectch to the Side (Upper trap stretch) - Head Tilt (Upper Trapezius Stretch) See how it didn't look for "How to fix neck pain", but instead focused on specific context and results. If you wanted to rank and get cited you'd have to aim at topical coverage, which will give you better chances or earning the click. I'm working on a tool to integrate this on roborank, probably will offer a free chrome extension as well.

Most SEO agencies will never tell you this: You can take a website to 100K visits/month in under a year. Without backlinks, a massive team nor ads. Just some YOLO SEO. Do these 7 moves and you'll be playing in easy mode, I swear. 1. Topical map first: know what you're allowed to rank for before even getting started. 2. Rewrite the existing pages before writing new ones, and make sure you comply with your topical map. 3. 90-day editorial calendar, low-hanging fruit only in the beginning. We'll scale that later. 4. 100-200 pSEO pages on a real strategy (not spam). Preferably, you have proprietary data. 5. 3-5 free tools where the market has gaps. You know the ones "Free AI generators" of all types 6. 20-50 commercial pages that match buyer intent. Landings, commercial pages, etc. 7. Weekly optimization on content + internal links. Don't stop optimizign until you see that needle moving. Ok? Want the full play? Comment "YOLO SEO" + like this post, and I'll DM the link to the full playbook.

This is what I live for: early traction, early traffic, early sales.

Roborank got me 12,000 clicks from Google. No new content. Just refreshed what was already live. The play: → Find pages with high impressions, low CTR → Rewrite meta titles with the exact keywords from GSC → Add internal links using queries the page already ranks for Result: +500K new impressions in 3 months. Full video breakdown 👇

It is not 2022 anymore, so you need to update your SEO. Maybe even become a grey hatter.... - Ensure your brand is consistent across all your channels - Mentions > Backlinks - Use social media to demonstrate your expertise - Parasite SEO (Reddit, Buying Listicles, Mentions everywhere, etc.) It's always fun learning new games!

PSA: The only way to get good at SEO is doing SEO.

⚡️Mini Case Study - Marketing Service Business GEO Citations — 28 days comparison: 164% increase SEO — 3 month's comparison): 160% increase Base SEO work done - AI Slop rewriting - Topical Map Content Structure - pSEO + Services variations AI layering - AI Content Types (faq+brand, vs., alternatives, tools) - Schema treatment for all pages - Reddit marketing where possible - Backlinks and citations — Here are some starters if you want to show up on LLMs: 1. Pair your category with your brand e.g. "AI Podcast Editor" = "$YourBrand" // Pair them and pair them often, on-page and off-page. 2. Show up where the consensus is. e.g. "how to schedule meetings", the standard response is "Calendly". // You want to show up where they show up. 3. Work on your Topical Authority. It helps with all of the above. 4. Yes, do those listicles, even if you think they're dumb (they are, but they work)

A Roborank·io user just sent me the screenshot attached. Her site had a record increase in total visitors, impressions and clicks in the last 7 days! Things are easier when you do SEO the right way. Niceeee

Most entrepreneurs know they should be doing SEO and GEO, yet most of them don't. So what? So they ask the same questions over and over, I answer them, but they rarely pay attention. Maybe you have the same questions, and I haven't tell you these answers, so now it's a good time. 1) What's the best way to do SEO? Just don't think about it and start working. First, plan: imagine you're writing the index of a book. Chapters and all. Then put topics inside. Then start connecting everything. In SEO lingo we call this a Topical Map. See: htmldrops.com/topical-map 2) I need customers TODAY, should I do SEO? No, regular SEO won't work if you're desperate. HOWEVER, there's a thing called "Parasite SEO". It involves taking a page already ranking for a word you want and getting listed there. You can do on your own in places like reddit or pay someone to get you listed in private websites. 3) How do I know if my SEO is actually working? You should see more clicks on a monthly basis. But you've got to be patient. If you're just getting started with SEO it can take 3-12 months to start seeing serious movement. It's simple. 4) Are backlinks necessary? Yes they are, but not as much as many want you to believe (they make money off of it) But when you're getting started you certainly need to do what is called "foundational backlinks". These are the first backlinks and mentions that get your SEO started. You can get a bunch of backlinks for free by clicking here: rankandcash.com/backlinkss 5) How much attention should I pay to Technical SEO? If your site gets ongoing updates, then you should audit it every few months. If it's mostly static, a yearly review it's enough. But if you're doing SEO profesionally you won't even need to schedule this, as you will be checking your metrics often. If you're not an SEO professional, you can do a quick audit using this free audit tool: audit.swatseo.net/ If you want a deeper audit, you can use this tool: htmldrops.com/audit 6) My website is downtrending, how can I recover it? A traffic drop is Google's way of saying 'we need to talk'. But it's hard to tell you why it's downtrending without diagnosing properly. These are four common answers I give to this question: A) Most websites are losing content to AI due to informational content being shown by Google. So you want to add more of the content that moves the needle: Commercial angles. Questions that haven't been answered. New content related to trends. News. Etc. B) If you've abused publishing AI content en masse or programmatic SEO, my advice is to cut your pages. Humanize your content, and improve the content structure of your site. C) If you haven't updated your content in a long time, I recommend you to refresh your meta titles, enhance your internal linking and enhance your schema data to begin with. If you use Wordpress or Webflow, my tool Roborank can help you do this very fast (I personally edit hundreds of pages with it every week, link in bio.) D) If you have almost no backlinks, you want to create more (see above.) 7) How can I show up on ChatGPT? You want to enter the consensus. Make sure you're always listed amongst your competitors. Make sure you have proper FAQs about your brand, services or products. You can also add additional schema with roborank, with a simple click (link in bio) There are many more things you can do. Check the CITED framework for more info: xitter.cf/fba/status/20218797743… These questions never really stop coming, so reply with yours and I'll answer it in a future round.

LOL, the things you can do with Claude