ion, and at least for now, this will make it easier to seamlessly connect it with things like cloud co work. It does seem like Google is confirming that we're moving towards CLIs built for AI agents. The other interesting thing about the release of the Google Workspace CLI is that with it, they released about a hundred skill dot MD files. The idea behind the skill MD file was originally put forth by anthropic. It's now become the standard method for teaching a model a specific skill. It's essentially just a prompt template. These files are stored internally so that when you ask a model to perform a specific task, it can find the requisite skill and automatically pull in the instructions necessary. For example, you might give claude access to your Google Workspace through the CLI. And then you might task claude with looking through your emails. For anyone who's trying to schedule a meeting with you. To coordinate with each party to find a time that would work for everyone. And then to schedule each of those meetings in your calendar so there's no conflicts. But it's first gonna put a plan together identifying each step required. And as part of that process, it's gonna identify all these skill dot MV files that would help it perform each of these actions. So it might find a skill on how to search for specific information in your inbox, might find a skill on how to draft professional email. You might find a skill on how to schedule events in a calendar or reschedule conflicting events. Having all these skills pre built and accessible to the model prevents you from having to write the perfect prompt. You simply ask for what you want, and everything happens automatically. And because skills are essentially just prompts, anyone can easily create these for their own company or


u want, and everything happens automatically. And because skills are essentially just prompts, anyone can easily create these for their own company or use cases. It'll be really interesting to see what this Google Workspace CLI enables. But I think the important thing you take away from this is if you have any kind of app or even just a website. We are very quickly getting to a point where you're gonna care more about AI agents than you do about humans.

Google just built a CLI for Workspace — but it wasn't made for humans. It was made for AI agents. Here's why that matters 👇 #AIAgents #GoogleWorkspace #CLI #TechNews #AI #googleaigemini #DigitalMarketing

Agent-readable websites / CLI
Skills / AI agent operations


If you're a local business, please, for the love of God, do not sleep on this. Go to Google Search Console, click full report, click customize your performance report using AI. Say, show me queries with local intent. So crazy. I'm ranking for so many local keywords I didn't even know about. Try this one. Show me comparison and evaluation queries. Tons of searches where people are comparing or evaluating my products or services. One more good for the local businesses out there. Show me service based searches. Tons of Google searches you are ranking for that contain words like services, but lots more. Take the searches you're not ranking well for. Use them high up on your pages. Add new sections for them in your pages. Create individual pages for them. Make sure you're interlinking to your pages strongly. You are getting the exact language Google knows your business is for. You just have to use that language more thoroughly and save years learning how to do SEO that gets paying customers, users warm, leads calling you up at compactkeywords.com.

If you're a local business, please, for the love of God, do not sleep on this. Go to Google Search Console. Click Full report. Click Customize Your Performance report using AI. Say, “Show me queries with local intent.” So crazy, I'm ranking for so many local keywords I didn't even know about. Try this one: “Show me comparison and evaluation queries.” Tons of searches where people are comparing or evaluating my products or services. One more, good for the local businesses out there. “Show me service-based searches.” Tons of Google searches you are ranking for that contain words like services, but lots more. Take the searches you're not ranking well for, use them high up on your pages. Add new sections for them in your pages. Create individual pages for them. Make sure you're interlinking to your pages strongly. You are getting the exact language Google knows your business is for, you just have to use that language more thoroughly. And save years learning how to do SEO that gets paying customers, users, and warm leads calling you up at compactkeywords.com #localseo #searchengineoptimization #seotips #digitalmarketing

Internal linking / local pages
Local SEO / GSC AI prompts


Creating video content for your brand is starting to get really easy. Google just released a new AI video creation tool that shows how quickly this technology is moving. I wanna talk about it and the opportunity it presents in twenty twenty six. Video has always been the most effective form of content, but also the one that's hardest for most brands to create. I have about forty SEO clients right now. I encourage all of them to make videos. Essentially, all of them are convinced that they should be making videos, but almost none of them are able to do it. About six months ago, Google came out with this video overview feature inside of NotebookLM. It allows you to provide any context you want and it'll create a nice looking video overview. It's essentially an AI voice going through an AI created PowerPoint presentation. And for where we were at six months ago, it was pretty impressive. For some smaller brands, it was good enough we could post it to their blog or their youtube channel. And because there's just way less competition in video than there are in blog posts, if you optimize these videos for common search terms, it's pretty easy to rank inside youtube search and even on Google's search results. Well, the new feature that Google just added to NotebookLM is called cinematic video. Instead of getting a standard PowerPoint presentation, you actually get animated video clips. And they aren't perfect. Most videos contain a few mistakes, but it's a huge step up in quality from where we were six months ago. And if you have the kind of brand that can live with a few mistakes, they are absolutely beautiful. So for a lot of brands, there's a huge opportunity right now. Other brands might need to wait till the quality is a little higher, but at the rate we're going, that's

Google's new AI video tool is stupid easy to use. Throw in a blog post, get a cinematic video back. Optimize it for the same keywords and now you rank on YouTube AND Google. Most brands still aren't doing this — that's the opportunity. #AIVideo #NotebookLM #SEO #ContentMarketing #DigitalMarketing

Embedded video / SEO
Video SEO / AI repurposing
YouTube channel maturity


rands, there's a huge opportunity right now. Other brands might need to wait till the quality is a little higher, but at the rate we're going, that's probably not too far away. So if you're already creating blog posts, just throw those blogs into NotebookLM and have it turn it into a video. You can optimize the video for the same keywords you optimize a blog post for. And now you can show up twice in Google search results and on youtube. And if you aren't creating blog posts, watch my video on why this is the most effective form of digital marketing right now. In our experience, it's actually doesn't work well on a brand new youtube channel, but it's been working really well for our clients with an established channel. You can also take the video and embed it inside the blog post. This can often help the blog post rank better as well. Now, right now, the cinematic videos are only available on Google's ultra plan, but they've said it's coming to pro soon. If you want to get ahead of it, you can always sign up for one month of ultra. It's half off for the first three months. Just turn all your blog posts into videos before canceling your subscription.


Google has this hidden feature. Go to Google Search Console, connect your site to it. Go to performance, toggle on average position. Scroll down to queries. Go to filter position greater than 7. Now you can see searches that your site shows at the bottom of page 1 of Google for or page 2. Stick to searches between positions 7 and 20. Sort by impressions. These are searches that you are already ranking for that you can get a lot more clicks for. Either rewrite your page title to target the search better, add something to the page title so it stands out more. Or even take the search term and include a specific H2 section for it on your page. Then you can show higher for these searches that you are already ranking for so you get more clicks. Learn to do SEO that gets paying customers at compactkeywords.com.

Google has this hidden feature. Go to Google Search Console.  Connect your site to it.  Go to performance.  Toggle on average position.  Scroll down to  queries.  Go to filter.   Position.  Greater than seven.  Now you can see searches that your site shows at the bottom of page one of Google for or page two. Stick to searches between positions 7 and 20.  Sort by impressions.   These are searches that you are already ranking for, that you can get a lot more clicks for.  Either rewrite your page title  to target the search better,  add something to the page title so it stands out more, or even take the search term and include a specific H2 section for it on your page.  Then you can show higher for these searches that you are already ranking for, so you get more clicks.  Learn to do SEO  that gets paying customers at  compactkeywords.com #seotips #seohacks #searchengineoptimization #digitalmarketing


Yesterday I spoke about how AI search is already more important than traditional search. Today I wanna talk about the difference and what it means for your business and website. When I say AI search, I'm referring to anytime someone's using a large language model or Google's AI search results to find an answer. And if you have a business that sells an actual product or service, the only answers you really care about are recommendations. You want the AI to recommend your brand as a solution. While there are some differences between each AI model and platform, they fundamentally work the same. When a user goes to one of these AI models and asks for a recommendation, that model is almost always going to perform a search, or rather a series of searches. Going to evaluate not just the prompt you entered, but also everything it knows about you from previous conversations and this conversation. It's going to determine what information it needs to fully address your question. And then it's typically going to run three or more searches. This is called query fan out. And it's going to run those searches in a traditional search engine. Google's AI, of course, is going to use the Google search engine. ChatGPT has used a mixture of Google being and its own search index, but Google is still clearly the dominant search engine and I don't think it's changing anytime soon. And this has led a lot of stubborn SEOs to prematurely declare nothing has changed. AI search is exactly the same as traditional SEO cause it's still just Google search results that matter. But that completely misses the point and the opportunity. There are three fundamental ways in which AI search is different than classic search. First of all, the queries that it searches for are way more specific and personalized t

When you ask an AI for a recommendation it runs 3+ searches behind the scenes and looks at 10-20 results — not just the top 3 like humans do. That means ranking #1 doesn't matter anymore. Here's what does 👆 #AISearch #SEO #aimarketingtips #DigitalMarketing

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AI search ranking surface
Brand mention spam risk
Third-party AI citations


ntal ways in which AI search is different than classic search. First of all, the queries that it searches for are way more specific and personalized than any query a human would typically type into Google. You're no longer competing over a handful of super competitive search terms. The strategy shifts to creating lots of hyper personalized content targeting specific use cases demographics. The second is that humans will typically only look at the top three results, and they're much more likely to click through to position number one. AI, on the other hand, will commonly look through ten or twenty results, and they don't seem to have any bias towards websites that are ranking higher in those results. So instead of fighting over position one, as long as you're in the top twenty results, you're in an equal playing field with everyone else in those results. This lowers that competitive bar even further, and it allows you to target keywords that otherwise wouldn't have made sense. And the third way that's different, you don't have to focus on getting your website into those results. Now, for most brands, creating content on your own website is the most effective way to influence the AI results. But you can also have a big influence by posting on sites like reddit or getting your site ranked higher in directories or getting mentioned on third party websites. The important thing to note here is that it's important that these recommendations are placed on pages that are actually being cited by large language models. A lot of people are just spamming mentions of their brand across the internet, and this tends to be very ineffective. It's important that you're tracking which pages the large language models are citing before they recommend you or your competitors. Surgically placi


. It's important that you're tracking which pages the large language models are citing before they recommend you or your competitors. Surgically placing recommendations for your brand on those pages can be very effective. Tomorrow I'm gonna be talking about a new Google patent that has a potential to replace websites entirely.


I don't know who designed this website, but they do not have the first clue about SEO or how to properly design a website. These are all the headings that are on your page, and they're all duplicated. You've got two heading ones exactly the same. What we offer section is in there twice. These two headings aren't even in different bits of the page. They're just right next to each other. I'm gonna show you why they've done this. Here's the mobile version of your website. This code here is all responsible for the stuff you can see on mobile. Here's you heading to with what we offer. But then if you look further down the code, there's another what we offer. They've used this to visually hide that code. Search engines don't look at it like that. They're seeing all of this and assuming it's on the page, which it's terrible for user experience. And obviously it seems like your keyword stuffing everything. I mean, you should actually be grateful they put a H1 on your homepage, because they absolutely haven't on your service pages, which is a travesty.

Don't think your website's designer understands mobile responsive design works, let alone website SEO. This is a technical SEO nightmare and it's not going to get you to rank on Google or AI search any time soon. Highly recommend getting a full website SEO audit carried out on your site and then having the website design rebuilt based on those recommendations.   #websiteseoaudit #googleseo #technicalseo #webdesignseo #seomistakes

Technical SEO / headings
Technical SEO / page structure


Do you have an e commerce website and you want to rank on top of the search engines? Of course you do. Here's the best secret and the best advice that anyone will give you. Are you ready for it? Build as many categories or collections as possible. When we say categories, build categories, subcategories and subsubcategories. So for example, let's say you're selling sneakers. You can't have just one collection saying sneakers. You have to have a variety of different collections that explain your products in more detail. So for example, you can have different collections for all the brands. You can have different collections for the styles. You can have different collections for the sizes. You can have different collections for the colours and so on and so on. By building out these many collections, you are not only showing to Google that you are the expert in your field because you have so many pages, you are also giving the user a great user experience. When someone goes on a e commerce website, they're looking precisely for what they're looking for. want to go to one category page and have to start looking around. You want to have a menu or better yet, a mega menu that people can search exactly what they're looking for. So many times we see it that people have an e commerce website and they make it so hard for people to search because they don't have enough collections. One further Point a filter on your website is not the same as collections. You can't just filter and then think Google are gonna rank you. A filter is a dynamic page on your website and Google don't rank these dynamic pages you have to have static collection pages. So again, if you want to rank on top of e commerce please make as many collections and sub collections as you can and I guarantee you now you

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n pages. So again, if you want to rank on top of e commerce please make as many collections and sub collections as you can and I guarantee you now you'll see results on SEO.


Here's a super easy, super powerful SEO tip that most SEOs miss. Joy Hawkins published this 10 step local SEO audit checklist on LinkedIn. There's a tip in here that a lot of people miss. It's consolidate your navigation. So what this means is you can take a bunch of these extra pages you have in your navigation and consolidate them. They saw this firsthand with two clients after they streamlined their clutter navigation and removed unnecessary links. One business saw traffic to the remaining pages jumped by 40% and another saw 89% increase in traffic and a 25% increase in conversions. This is the pretty straightforward tactic with big wins. So go and take a look at your website right now and follow me for more tips.

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Google just filed a new patent that reveals they intend on replacing your website with an AI generated landing page. People are understandably panicking about this right now. I actually think it's pretty cool, so let's dive into it. The patent is called AI generated landing pages for a specific user. It was filed at the end of january. It outlines a process where after someone goes to Google and searches for a specific product or service, Google will look at the search results and determine whether or not they should generate a new landing page for your website. If they feel like your current landing page that is already ranking for the search term is not specific enough to this user, it'll take all the information it has from your entire website and build a landing page specifically for them. So let's say you already have a generic landing page for your product or service. It could spin up a brand new one that's specifically for a user in a specific city with specific interests. The page would be designed to look like a page from your website, with links out to other pages and a strong call to action. In some instances, according to the patent, they'll even add an AI chat box to the landing page, pulling in information from your website to answer the user's questions. Now, understandably, a lot of business owners and SEOs hate this. They don't want to give control of their website content over to AI. But I think this could really level the playing field between small brands and big brands. Obviously, we'll have to wait and see how well it's implemented, if it's implemented at all. Just because there's a patent doesn't mean they're actually gonna use it. And maybe Gemini 3.1 isn't up for the challenge. Maybe it's still making too many mistakes. But I bet Gemini 4 or Gem

Google just patented AI-generated landing pages that could REPLACE yours 😳 Sounds scary but it might actually help small brands compete. Fill your site with content NOW — that's the move either way. #SEO #googleaigemini #digitalmarketingtips #smallbusinesstips #AI #AINews

AI-generated landing pages
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n they're actually gonna use it. And maybe Gemini 3.1 isn't up for the challenge. Maybe it's still making too many mistakes. But I bet Gemini 4 or Gemini 5 could do it. AI is never gonna stop getting better. Eventually it's just gonna be able to create a better landing page. So if you're a big brand that puts a lot of time and resources into their website design, you probably don't want gemini rebuilding your landing pages anytime soon. And hopefully Google has the sense to let people opt out of this. But most websites are terrible. Most brands just don't have the resources to build a nice landing page that's perfectly optimized to any given user. Right now in SEO, it's incredibly effective to make a different landing page for each demographic and use case. And we do this for our clients. But it's always felt kind of weird. If Google can just spin up a landing page for you that's perfectly optimized for the user and provides a much better user experience, it seems reasonable that they can also rank your website on those factors. And this can finally allow Google to rank you based on your company and the information. It has on you and not how well you can optimize a landing page. So we don't know if Google will actually implement this feature. But it doesn't change the advice I gave in my recent video on how to get your website ready for twenty twenty seven. There are many different directions things might move in, but either way, the best thing you can be doing right now is filling your website with content about your company. You can check out that recent video for the exact pages I think you should be adding.


Google Search Console just quietly dropped its biggest update of all time. Go to search results, click this new button, customize your performance report using AI. Start with this. Show me bottom of funnel queries. It's going to show you Google searches coming to your site that contain words like buy price, deal, discount, coupon, review, best versus comparison, download, sign up, get a quote, contact near me, shipping cost, order, purchase, subscribe, trial, demo. Let's click apply. This is insane. It's showing me high intent Google searches. I didn't even know my site was ranking for hog. On average position, filter for position is greater than 3. Now you're seeing high intense search terms that you are already ranking for, but you're not ranking in the top 3 positions of Google. Take these exact search terms, use them high up on your page, create a section for them. If you don't have any related pages, put up a new page for it. Google already thinks your site is about these high intent terms. All you have to do is use them exactly high on your page or give a new page for them. This is a crazy new feature. I hope you will try it and save years learning how to do SEO that specifically gets these high intent searchers at compactkeywords.com.

Google Search Console just quietly dropped its biggest update of all time. Go to Search results, click this new button: “Customize your performance report using AI.” Start with this prompt, “Show me bottom of funnel queries.” It's going to show you Google searches coming to your site that contain words like “buy, price, deal, discount, coupon, review, best, versus, comparison, download, sign up, get a quote, contact, near me, shipping, cost, order, purchase, subscribe, trial, demo.” It's showing me high intent Google searches I didn't even know my site was ranking for. Toggle on average position. Filter for position is greater than three. Now you're seeing high-intent search terms that you are already ranking for, but you're not ranking in the top three positions of Google. Take these exact search terms, use them high up on your page, create a section for them, if you don't have any related pages, put up a new page for the term. Google already thinks your site is about these high intent terms. All you have to do is use them exactly high on your page or give a new page for them. This is a crazy new feature. I hope you will try it. And save years learning how to do SEO that specifically gets these high intent searchers at compactkeywords.com #searchengineoptimization #seo #digitalmarketing #contentmarketing

Content mapping / high-intent terms
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AI is quickly replacing Google search results, and it looks like we've just about hit the halfway Mark. So I want to talk about what I mean by that, what I think Google search results will look like going forward, and what this means for anyone with a business or a website. Roughly half of Google searches now trigger an AI overview, which is the AI summary at the top of the search results page. Every time Google integrates a new Gemini model, these results get a little better. People trust them a little more, and they interact with them more. Early on, it was a running joke how bad these AI summaries were. Then they started slowly eating away at organic website traffic, that trend still continuing with no end in sight. When I say we're at the halfway point, I mean that for the average search, it's about equally as valuable to be recommended by the AI overview as it is to be rank one organically. Now, admittedly, it is very hard to measure the exact value of a recommendation in Google's AI overviews. Most people aren't going to click through to the website, so you can't actually measure the visit. However, visits from AI do convert at four to 20 times the rate, depending on the industry compared to organic visits. People just tend to trust the recommendations from AI more than they trust the website that happens to be ranking at the top. Of Google. While most people aren't gonna click through to your website, it's not uncommon after you've been recommended in an AI overview for the person to search specifically for your brand, so those visits also can't be accurately measured. However, it's someone who is closely following this for about 40 brands right now. I would say that if the average business could choose between being rank one organically for all their main keywor

Half of Google searches now show an AI overview. Being recommended there is about as valuable as ranking #1 organically — and AI visits convert 4-20x better. Which would you choose? #SEO #AISearch #GoogleAI #DigitalMarketing

AI Overviews value
AI referral conversion


this for about 40 brands right now. I would say that if the average business could choose between being rank one organically for all their main keywords, or being the top recommended brand in all the AI results, that would be a really tough decision. Right now I think they're about equally as valuable. However, of course, this is only moving in one direction. It should be very clear by now that getting recommended in the AI response is just more important than ranking in traditional search. With that in mind, tomorrow I'll do a video on exactly how you should adjust your SEO strategy.


Are you in an abusive relationship with your agency? I know it's a terrible word to say and I know it's a terrible comparison, but I honestly don't know of any way to explain it. So many times we speak to clients and we deal with clients that are using agencies that are really just harming them. Not only are they harming them, they're literally stealing money from them month after month. Yet these companies still stay with these terrible agencies. I can tell you so many examples. Literally on a weekly basis I see it. I know of a certain company they've been begging an agency to change one page on their website for 6 months. Every single week they ask the same questions and once again, the agency gives them a whole variety of different answers. I know of another person that continuously pays for services they're just not getting. I have no idea why these people are staying with these agencies. Like I said, it reminds me, unfortunately, of abusive relationships. If you are in a terrible relationship with an agency, you have every right to fire them and move to an agency that wants to put your interest first and that can help you. Please. The time of just using an agency because they are big shots and you've heard so many good things about them are over. Fire them straight away and go to an agency that can help you and get you the Best results.

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Here's how to optimise your Google My Business profile. This isn't gonna take you very long. I recommend saving this video, loading it up and following along as you go. The first thing we gonna cover is your business profiles category. This needs to be the closest match to your top service. This is one of the best ranking signals that you can give Google about what it is you offer and what type of searches you should show up for. Let's say you do air conditioning, but you also do things like plumbing and heating on the side. Don't say you're a heating contractor here. Say air conditioning contractor. That's the signal you wanna send. And if you're in any doubt whatsoever, look at what your top ranking competitors are using because I bet they've already gone through that. Next we need to optimise your address. Having your physical address in the location you're targeting is the most effective way to rank in that location. If you are a service area business, it doesn't mean you can't rank, but it is gonna be significantly harder for you. If there is any option of you having an address in the area you're targeting, use it. Obviously in your website URL field, put your website URL. We are not going to ignore the business description field. This is one of the most powerful things. It's where you can put loads of your target keywords write like a couple of short paragraphs that describe what you do, the locations that you target, and then naturally weave in your keywords. Next we're gonna move on to your services. List every single individual service that you offer. See what your competitors have got in theirs. After your category, this is the next most important thing you're doing in terms of sending ranking signals about what you offer. Bonus points if you can get your targ

Most businesses set up their Google Business Profile and leave it half-finished. That’s why they never show up in Google Maps SEO or local search results. In this Google My Business tutorial, I’ll show you how to optimise your profile properly so you can rank higher in Google SEO and get found locally. If you’re learning how to add your business on Google or trying to improve your local SEO, this is one of the easiest wins. Save this so you can fix your Google Business Profile later. #GoogleBusinessProfile #GoogleMyBusiness #LocalSEO #GoogleMapsSEO #GoogleSEO

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Local SEO / GBP description
Local SEO / products misuse risk
Local SEO / services


ry, this is the next most important thing you're doing in terms of sending ranking signals about what you offer. Bonus points if you can get your target keywords into the service names. And then I'm just gonna show you one little cheeky hack. You don't have to do this, but in my experience, it does help. Go into your products and add your key services as products as well. The best way to do this is if you've got individual pages for those services on your website, because then you'll include the URL here. Like I said, this is a little bit cheeky, but if you get away with it, it's all good. And if Google take those products down, don't try and put them back up.


I'm going to make marketing a lot easier for you. Go to ChatGPT, say this is my business. Paste your entire landing page copy in the middle. Then say, I want to message hyper relevant journalists who cover news in my niche. What are all the angles they might report on that would be relevant to me? You'll get a list. Like this. Follow up with give me a prompt to give to ChatGPT Agent mode so that I can find journalists to message. Take the prompt it gives you, give it to ChatGPT agent mode. ChatGPT Agent mode will spend 20 minutes researching the web for you. It will do thorough research. It will give you a prioritized list of all your relevant journalists. Like this. Follow up with now analyze their last 5 articles. Suggest a customized pitch angle for each journalist that would align with their writing style, their coverage focus. Now you'll get pitch angles. We will not stop here. Follow up one more time with write the pitches. Now you have all the pitch angles the journalist to pitch to, the exact messages to give them. Before you send these messages, edit for your tone, remove AI giveaways like mdashes or buzzwords. Journalist will list their emails or their contacts. They need relevant content. They want to be pitched good relevant content. This method aligns your business with their beats. Do this to get relevant press and backlinks that pass actual referral traffic. These are the most valuable types of backlinks. And get my specific type of SEO. That gets paying customers users warm leads. Calling you up at compactkeywords.com.

I'm going to make marketing a lot easier for you. Go to ChatGPT. Say, “This is my business: ———— [Pasted landing page text] ———— I want to message hyper-relevant journalists who cover news in my niche. What are all of the angles they might report on that would be relevant to me?” Follow up with, “Give me a prompt to give to ChatGPT Agent Mode so that I can find journalists to message.” Take the prompt it gives you, give it to ChatGPT Agent Mode. ChatGPT Agent Mode will spend 20 minutes researching the web for you. It will do thorough research. Then it will give you a prioritized list of all your relevant journalists. Follow up with, “Now analyze their last five articles, suggest a customized pitch angle for each journalist that would align with their writing style and their coverage focus.” Follow up one more time with, “Write the pitches.” Now you have all the pitch angles, the journalists to pitch to, and the exact messages to give them. Before you send these messages, edit for your tone, remove AI giveaways like em dashes or buzzwords. Journalists will list their emails or their contacts. They need relevant content. They want to be pitched good relevant content. This method aligns your business with their beats. Do this to get relevant press and backlinks that pass actual referral traffic. These are the most valuable types of backlinks. And get my specific type of SEO that gets paying customers, users, warm leads calling you up at compactkeywords.com #publicrelations #linkbuilding #searchengineoptimization #digitalmarketing


Every week this year, we're getting one step closer to having fully autonomous agents. Not just agents that can do discrete tasks, but agents that are fully autonomous members of your team. Agents working 24 hours a day with no human in the loop. Earlier this year, OpenAI showed us that we already have the technology to fully close that loop. Now we just need to figure out how to make them reliable, secure, and convenient. And the open source community are doing some great things. But my guess is that the fully autonomous, reliable, secure, convenient version of the AI agent is gonna be coming from one of the major model makers: OpenAI, Google, or where my money is right now, anthropic. So I want to talk about two new features that anthropic has added to Claude in the last week that bring us one step closer to these kind of agents. I want to speculate on one other feature that I think is coming soon. The first feature they've added is the ability to schedule tasks. This, of course, is important for full autonomy because you don't want to have to prompt the agent every time you need a task done. You want it to happen automatically. We'll, of course, need more advanced triggers for this to be fully autonomous. And eventually we probably need something like open class heartbeat. But task scheduling seems like the logical starting place. The next feature they've added is remote access. I believe this is currently only available for Claude Code, but you can now communicate with Claude through your phone even when the app is running on your desktop. If we want these agents to become fully autonomous members of our team, we need to be able to communicate with them where we communicate with our team. This feels like another step towards fully integrating them into our communica

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to be able to communicate with them where we communicate with our team. This feels like another step towards fully integrating them into our communication channels like email and Slack. But to get fully autonomous agents, there's another essential feature that none of the model makers have implemented yet. It's part of what makes open class so magical. It's the ability to update its own instructions and knowledge base. And yes, I know all the major AI models already have memory. However, at least in its current form, memory is just a simple markdown file. It can't possibly contain all the context your agent would need to actually fully autonomous member of your team. At our agency, we build a brand ambassador for each of our clients, and some of these brand ambassadors now contain hundreds of pages of context. We then provide instructions on how to find the context necessary for a given task. We store all those documents in Google Docs so it's easy to update them and have the brand ambassador update in real time. The problem is that we're constantly getting new information that we want to add to or update in the brand ambassador, and we still have to manually do that. I just have to believe we're getting close to a world where we could just tell the AI to update its own knowledge base. This is precisely how opencl already works. And I think that would be a major breakthrough in getting Claude closer to that fully autonomous AI agent.


Have you heard of LLM seeding before? If you haven't, let me explain it to you in simple terms. Traditionally, we have all fought to get on top of Google to get clickstar websites. But things are changing. People are going on to large language models such as chat, G P t, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and a few others to get answers straight away. They're not leaving these large language models and they're not going to a website. They want the answers and they want the answers straight away. So LLM seeding is basically a technique to write your content in certain ways that the large language models can read it easier. And also it's a way to make sure that your content is published on certain places that these large language models traditionally go and look for. So your answers again can be shown on these large language models. If you want your content to be found, you have to write it in certain ways. It has to be structured in certain ways. For example, frequently asked questions, first person reviews, press releases, and then it has to be published on different ways that you're traditionally used to. So for example, YouTube videos, social media, Cora, Reddit and a few others. As we mentioned before, people are no longer fighting for rankings, they're fighting for citations. And that is what LLM seeding is all about. You have to find a way to seed Your information of your company into these large language models. The world of search is changing. And if your company wants to be relevant, you have to start investing in large language model seeding and getting on top of the AI models today.

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Even with this in your domain name, you aren't even in the top 10 results. Alright, so this is what you're up against. Found you. Uh. Are you kidding me? Tours? You haven't even put taxi service as your category. Are you actually like... what? Let's just put aside the fact that you've got one review, whereas your competitors have got what, like 50, 100? What you're offering here is not a tour. It's either an airport transfer or a taxi service. Forget about your website for now. This is where you need to start. Optimise your categories, add your services, and seriously build the hell out of these reviews. What are you doing?

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We have an absolutely incredible new feature in our local ranking grid software. You must see it. If I get a grid, I can zoom in on any given point to see the list of competitors. Let's say this spot 29, I don't rank very well up there. So who is ranking up there? Well, these are all the people that are ranking up there. And look at that as I mouse over to show me where they are. And we've added this new little feature where I can click plot competitors on map and then you get to see the competitors. And there's a little note at the bottom says some locations are not visible. Try zooming out there. This guy's ranking No. 7 from pretty far from that point that I was selecting. this feature is really amazing for analyzing your competitive market at every single point on the grid. And you can even update it from top 10 to top 25, top 50 we track to 100. So you really get to see all your competitors. And now you can see where they are on the map. And it's fun to click around at each point and you can actually see how the competitors change at different grid points. This feature is super helpful for sales calls. So if you're on a sales call with a potential client, then you can show them who their competitors are and how close their competitors are to each of Those points. So it's like you want to rank over there. Well, look, there's a cluster of these competitors are outranking you in that spot. And this visual is also just really compelling. It kind of shows that you know what you're doing. And another thing I love to do with this feature is you can identify great places where you might want to open a new location. So for example, this business is here, but this business, if I click No. 15, everyone's pretty far away. So if I was opening a new location, I might open it in

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mple, this business is here, but this business, if I click No. 15, everyone's pretty far away. So if I was opening a new location, I might open it in that spot. So there you have it. Another great reason to use the Whitespark local ranking grids. There's a free trial. You'll get eight 5 by 5 goods. No credit card required. So check it out and let me know what you think.


Bing is literally showing AI prompts in their Webmaster Tools and nobody knows about it. Bing's Webmaster Tools shows you prompts that AI is using to access the content on your site. This means Copilot, Bing Search Partner, LLMs. Some speculate these are ChatGPT queries. You can see how many times the pages on your site are getting cited by LLMs. Take the grounding queries that you are weak in. Look at the pages they appear on. Interlink to those pages from pages on your site that are already ranking. Use the language more deliberately. Don't look at this data in the first place because nobody knows about it. And specifically learn SEO that gets recommended by AI that is designed to get paying customers users warm leads calling you up at compactkeywords.com.

Bing is literally showing AI prompts in their Webmaster Tools and nobody knows about it. Bing's Webmaster Tools shows you prompts that AI is using to access the content on your site. This means Copilot, Bing search, partner LLMs, some speculate these are ChatGPT queries. You can see how many times the pages on your site are getting cited by LLMs then take the grounding queries that you are weak in, look at the pages they appear on, interlink to those pages from pages on your site that are already ranking, use the language more deliberately… go look at this data in the first place because nobody knows about it. And specifically learn SEO that gets recommended by AI, and that’s designed to get paying customers, users, warm leads calling you up, at compactkeywords.com #generativeengineoptimization #answerengineoptimization #searchengineoptimization #digitalmarketing


Yesterday I made a video about why you need to prepare your website for twenty twenty seven. Today I'm gonna talk about how to do it. So I want you to imagine a world where humans are rarely visiting your website. Whenever someone is interested in doing business with you or one of your competitors, they're doing all that interaction through an AI. This AI is gonna take everything it knows about this prospective customer, your industry, your competitors, and of course, your company. And it's gonna help them decide if they should hire you or one of your competitors. Therefore, you're going to want your website to contain every piece of information that might be relevant to this customer, or any customer for that matter. So let's talk about what this might look like and how you can structure your website. First of all, at least for the next one to two years, you still want your website to be easy for humans to use. So you probably don't want a hundred links in your main navigation bar. And you probably want to keep your homepage pretty clean. You also want to make it as easy as possible for the AI agents to find the information they're looking for. So the best way to do this is to have top level pages that have the most important information, and then place links from those pages to more specific sub pages. So let's talk about the most important pages to include for AI. You're gonna want a really strong about page. This is where you just brag about how great your company is. And from that page you could link out to more detailed pages on our company's history, on why you should work with us. Specific pages about each benefit or feature of your product or service offering. You can highlight key team members on your about page or link out to a separate team members page, and

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or feature of your product or service offering. You can highlight key team members on your about page or link out to a separate team members page, and from there link out further to a page about each specific team member. The next top oval page I recommend is an FAQ page. And the goal here is not to rank for like common industry questions. Goal is to address every possible question that might come up on a sales call. You're training the AI agent on how to act as a salesperson for your company, and this page can be very long. I recommend putting the most important questions up top for humans, but then include as many questions as you can. AI has no problem with long pages. They do, however, sometimes have a problem with accordions, so it is tempting to hide the answer in accordions to keep the page clean. But if you can justify it, I recommend keeping all the text visible on the page, at least until the bots get better at opening accordions. Recommend having a pricing page if you can justify showing even some information about your pricing. Have a page called something like how to work with us that just outlines your process. You can link to that page from the about page if you wanted. If you're a service based company, of course, you want a page for every service with detailed information. If you have sub services, you want a page for each of those that's linked to from the main service page. If you're an econ business, you want very detailed product pages and product category pages. Again, get the most important information at the top and then include everything else below that. You want a page for every possible use case or demographic that might use your product or service. It should be structured with titles like X, four, y. They can be set up as pages or just as bl


or demographic that might use your product or service. It should be structured with titles like X, four, y. They can be set up as pages or just as blog post. Then you can link to these from the blog, its own hub page, or from the specific product or service pages if it's relevant. You also want to include case studies. I like specific examples where your product or service helped a specific person. AI loves to look for case studies that address problems similar to that of the user. You should have a reviews page highlighting all the best reviews and summarizing what people tend to say about you. You should have a page on each competitor explaining why you're the better choice for your ideal customer. If this sounds like a ton of content, it is. But this is already the most effective strategy for showing up in AI search. And the way things are going, it seems like it's gonna be much more effective one year from now. And we've only been talking about branded content, the kind of content that AI looks for once it's aware of your brand. Most of the content that we create for clients right now are bottom of the funnel blog posts targeting topics like how to solve a problem that your product or service solves or how to choose the best company in your industry. Of course, if you need help creating all this content, that is primarily what we do. We do have a bit of a waiting list right now, but you're welcome to join.


The number one thing that you need to focus on if you want to rank higher on Google Maps is your reviews. All the other things you've ever heard about Google My Business, SEO are secondary to this. I'll post something tomorrow that explains exactly how to do that. But let's focus on the reviews. They're the only thing standing between you ranking No. 1 or your competitor. Once you've done all the other stuff, and they take time, it's not something that you should start working on when you suddenly start caring about SEO. You need to start building them the second you make the profile. And you shouldn't wait for new customers to start building them. Reach out to all your old customers. Ask them to leave a review. I actually like having a really Frank approach with this, when you just say, this will really help my business rank higher. Get more people to see it. Please can you leave me a review? Moving forward, build this into your workflow. Put the link on your invoices. When you finish the job, ask them if they'll leave one. Schedule dedicated invitations a week, month, whatever it is after they've worked with you or bought your products. Don't focus on it for a week and then not bother anymore. You need to be consistent, because trust me, if you haven't figured this out, your competitors will.

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last week a leading clothing brand contacted me and they said please can I look at their website for them and do an SEO audit they don't believe they're doing that well on their e commerce website and I have a hunch that the agency that is doing the work for them really isn't on top of it now I usually charge for my SEO audits but this is a leading clothing brand and I got so excited when they called me because I've been following this company for quite a while and I love their brand I quickly did an SEO audit for them literally on the call I showed their weaknesses this agency hadn't done SEO on their page titles on their page descriptions their categories their collections their products literally everything was just a mess and it was absolutely useless they phoned the agency and they said guys what are you doing so the agency said yes there are problems with your SEO and we know these problems now the reason you have these problems is that you're only paying the basic SEO package if you really want things to be doing well you have to pay the advanced SEO package which is going to cost you triple the price the company came and told me this and I said to them like this guys there's no such thing as basic SEO or half SEO you're either doing SEO or you're not in simple crew terms you are the pregnant or you're not there's no half pregnant this company should have done the basis of SEO your page titles your page descriptions your categories and your products everything should be done for SEO that's the basis that's what you're paying for there's no such thing as half SEO hopefully these guys are gonna go and fire the agency I hope so because this agency really should just be reported and they should refund them the money because they have not done what they've promised to

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I hope so because this agency really should just be reported and they should refund them the money because they have not done what they've promised to do from a SEO point of view again there's no half SEO like there's no half pregnancy you're either doing SEO or you not your agency is either doing SEO for you or they not


The, the reason why Dan keeps getting mentioned on this podcast is cause you love him because I love him very much. Uh, it's because I can't believe what he does. So anyways, this article, uh, he's just, he's just constantly pumping on this stuff. He has been researching Google's grounding principles, grounding snippets. So this is thing. So what happens when you run a query? You might have heard this before, it turns into a query, fan out with these other sub queries, then it searches Google, then it pulls back the snippet. So he's done a whole analysis of how that whole process works. And that's what this article talks about. And this becomes very valuable because when you understand how Google does it, you can reformat your content to optimize for that process. And the grounding snippet is almost like this skeleton of what the response is gonna be. And then it uses AI to sort of build it out and refill the gaps. So it's so interesting how the system works and Dan very well describes it, but Dan is like a PhD computing scientist or something cause the way he writes is very technical and it's hard to get through it. So I just asked Gemini to help me, help me understand. I'm a very stupid person. Please help me understand how this works. So yeah, so I think it's useful to take this post, ask AI to explain it to you like you're in Grade 5 and that's what I did. I love that in the first paragraph, I can see the word grounding chunks. I thought you would like that actually. Grounding chunks. I hope I hope you're feeling okay. I don't want you I don't want you to feel sick to your stomach. I'm grounding some chunks while you read this.

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Google might be making SEO way easier for you. They just received a patent for AI generated content page tailored to a specific user. So in the future we may see them make unique guess your landing pages based on the Google search and even the person doing the Google search. In the patent it says it might add things like product feeds, AI chatbots, even if you don't have one on your site yourself, their own call to action buttons. The thing is, in order for them to do this for you, they need to know a lot about your brand. Make sure there's a lot on your website about what your company does, how people use it, where it is. Basically everything you can think of. And if you want a specific system of making content on your site that says all this, that ranks super high in Google for years and years, that gets recommended in AI, that brings paying customers users and warm leads, this is all shown in my SEO course at compactkeywords.com.

Google might be making SEO way easier for you. They just received a patent (US12536233B1) for “AI generated content page tailored to a specific user.” So in the future, we may see them make unique SEO landing pages based on the Google search and even the person doing the Google search. In the patent, it says it might add things like product feeds, AI chatbots (even if you don't have one on your site yourself), their own call to action buttons. The thing is, in order for them to do this for you, they need to know a lot about your brand. Make sure there's a lot on your website about what your company does, how people use it, where it is, basically everything you can think of.  And if you want a specific system of making content on your site that says all this, that ranks super high in Google for years and years, that gets recommended in AI, and that brings paying customers, users, and warm leads - this is all shown in my SEO course at compactkeywords.com #searchengineoptimization #generativeengineoptimization #digitalmarketing #answerengineoptimization


It's clear that AI is quickly changing the way we work, even if we can't see exactly how that will happen in the next few years. But looking at the advancements we've seen in just the last two months, I think it's finally starting to take shape. So I'd like to look back on how knowledge work has evolved so far and then predict what's coming next. Everyone likes a good speculation video. The story of how computers have evolved has been a story of abstraction. Machine code was abstracted away by human readable code and then we got the command line interface, and that has been abstracted away by modern operating systems. Nowadays to use a computer, you no longer need to know how to program it or even how to use the command line interface. Of course, all that code is still being run, all those commands are still being executed. But unless you're doing something highly technical, you don't need to be aware of any of it. Well, I think the same thing has already started happening with modern software and it's only going in one direction. We're quickly moving into a world where you don't even need to use the software. AI will just handle the software layer and unless you're doing something especially technical, you won't even have to deal with a modern operating system. If that seems hard to imagine, let me point out how this is already happening. One of the biggest early use cases has been research. It used to be if you wanted to research essentially anything on the internet, you would go to Google, perform a series of searches and look through a dozen or more web pages. Nowadays, unless you absolutely need to verify the facts yourself, it just makes way more sense to have the AI do this research for you. That's why website visits are way down right now. And of course, the bet

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urself, it just makes way more sense to have the AI do this research for you. That's why website visits are way down right now. And of course, the better the models get, the less sense it'll make. The same thing has also already happened with tools like Photoshop or PowerPoint. AI is just better than 99% of us at this kind of work now. Unless you're doing something very specific, it just doesn't make sense to use these tools yourself anymore. And again, the better the models get, the less sense it'll make. So my prediction is one or two years from now, most software won't be made for humans, it'll be made for AI. But just like the command line interface still exists, we'll still need some interface for humans. The websites aren't going away. It's just that fewer and fewer humans are going to be using your website and more and more they'll be used by AI. So it might be about time to start thinking about your website as a database and a tool for AI. Is all the information anyone could possibly want on your company, somewhere on your website, clearly organised and labelled as someone who reviews company websites on a daily basis? I can say almost certainly it isn't. And honestly, it hasn't made sense until recently. The average human is not gonna look at more than 2 pages of your website. They're not gonna read thousands of words about your company, but AI will. Can AI easily make all the transactions a customer might need to make with your business through your website? It looks like web MCP will probably be the standard for these kind of interactions. If AI can't easily do business with you through your website, there's a good chance of using your competitor website instead. Because in this future, I'm imagining, unless the human is really motivated, they're not going to


ood chance of using your competitor website instead. Because in this future, I'm imagining, unless the human is really motivated, they're not going to the website themselves.


Did you know that you can now run Claude code on your tablet and on your phone? Now this is really big news for anyone that uses Claude code. As we know, Claude code is unbelievable, but sometimes it just takes a bit of time. And if you're just using your computer and your terminal, you are stuck at your desk. But now this latest update, you can continue working on your phone and on your tablet. It's really simple to do. All you have to do is open up your terminal, then press slash remote control. Claude are gonna ask you just to confirm one or two things and they're gonna give you a URL. You just have to copy and paste that URL either in your phone or your tablet. It's gonna ask you again for confirmation. And there you go. It's as simple as that. You're now using that same session in your terminal, on your phone and on your tablet. I'm actually doing the same simultaneously just to test it. So this is great. If I'm deep in code, I can just continue working on my phone and when I come back, it's gonna be on my desktop. The same thing with my tablet. This really is great and it's gonna save me so much time. Go check it out yourself and tell me how it works for you.

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I got an awesome tip for you for how to get better support from Google. So if you contact Google Business Profile Support and you email them, you're gonna get an automated response. They're trying to reduce their cost and supports. You're gonna get this automated response. And then if you reply to that email, you're gonna get another automated response. So the only way to get a real human is to reply twice. You just gotta know that the first one's gonna be automated, the second one's gonna be automated, and then finally you can be like operator, please, and you'll get an actual human on your third email. Okay, bye.

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Google is trying to trick you. They have a patent where they intentionally fake your ranking changes to see how you react when Google suspects a page is being manipulated. New links, anchor text changes, on page updates. Instead of applying the expected ranking change, it applies a rank transition that deliberately does something unexpected. Here's the rank transition in the patent. Your SEO rankings might not move for weeks even though you did everything right. They may even drop during this period, which can last up to 70 days. Google literally observes spammers reactions. Says it right here in the patent. If you're targeting keywords, building links, certain you're doing everything right, then your rankings drop, so you reverse your changes, start getting different links to compensate. You are literally proving to Google you're trying to game them. From the expert link builder Charles Floate: if you frantically react to every ranking fluctuation in the next two months, you are doing exactly what this patent was designed to catch. The best way to do SEO is to stay calm and be consistent. And check out the patent for yourself here.

Google is trying to trick you. They have a patent where they intentionally fake your ranking changes to see how you react. When Google suspects a page is being manipulated - new links, anchor text changes, on page updates - instead of applying the expected ranking change, it applies a “rank transition function” that deliberately does something unexpected. Your SEO rankings might not move for weeks even though you did everything right. They may even drop during this period, which can last up to 70 days. Google literally “observes spammers' reactions,” says it right in the patent. If you're targeting keywords, building links, certain you're doing everything right, then your rankings drop “so you reverse your changes, start getting different links to compensate,” you are literally proving to Google you're trying to game them. From the expert link builder Charles Floate, “If you frantically react to every ranking fluctuation in the next two months, you are doing exactly what this patent was designed to catch.” The best way to do SEO is to stay calm and be consistent. And check out the patent for yourself: US8244722B1 #searchengineoptimization #seotips #seo #searchmarketing

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I just got an email from Google and they told me that once again in 2026, my agency, Top Click Media has been recognised as a Google Premier Partner. Now although this is the eighth year that I've got it, I really just get excited every single time that Google give me this badge. Google only recognise the top 3% of agencies worldwide as a Google Premier Partner. Now there are thousands and thousands of agencies out there. So if Google recognise me as the top 3%, I must be doing something right. I'm very proud of my staff and my team because we really work hard and we work at the highest levels in order to get this level. Other things that we have to do, just by the way, to get this premier status, we have to spend a certain amount of money and most importantly, we also have to write exams every single year and Google do audit accounts. So yes, once again, I'm extremely proud of reaching this Google Premiere status and I do like to boast about it just a little bit.

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YouTube is now being cited in AI more than Reddit. Go to answerthepublic.com, put in your niche, click search. You'll get a list of AI prompts. Make a YouTube video or a YouTube short about each of the prompts. In each answer, work in how your brand is the optimal choice for the prompt. If somebody's looking for best fashion design software for beginners, obviously you're gonna say it's your software. Give a detailed answer, explain why, make the prompt the title of the YouTube video, then use your transcript for the description. Now you're making content based on actual ChatGPT prompts using the most cited medium in AI search while getting the LLMs to recommend your brand.

YouTube is now being cited in AI more than Reddit. Go to answerthepublic.com Put in your niche. Click search. You'll get a list of AI prompts. Make a YouTube video or a YouTube Short about each of the prompts. In each answer, work in how your brand is the optimal choice for the prompt. If somebody's looking for the “best fashion design software for beginners,” obviously you're going to say it's your software. Give a detailed answer. Explain why. Make the prompt the title of the YouTube video, then use your transcript for the description. Now you're making content based on actual ChatGPT prompts, using the most cited medium in AI Search, while getting LLMs to recommend your brand. #generativeengineoptimization #answerengineoptimization #searchengineoptimization #growthhacking

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Nobody knows this about ChatGPT. You can see what ChatGPT searches Google with. Go to this URL, drag this into your bookmarks bar. Do a prompt on ChatGPT where it will search the web. Click on your bookmark. Now you can see the searches ChatGPT did as well as all the sources accessed. ChatGPT does research, looks at Google just like any other searcher. The trick is knowing what it searched with, then using this language on your site so you show up in the searches ChatGPT does and save years learning how to do SEO. They get to recommended by AI at compactkeywords.com.

Nobody knows this about ChatGPT. You can see what ChatGPT searches Google with. Go to this URL: bit.ly/chatgpt-searches Drag the extractor into your bookmarks bar. Do a prompt on ChatGPT where it will search the web. Click on your bookmark. Now you can see the searches ChatGPT did, as well as all the sources accessed. ChatGPT does research and looks at Google, just like any other searcher. The trick is knowing what it searched with then using this language on your site, so you show up in the searches that it does. And save years learning how to do SEO that gets recommended by AI at compactkeywords.com #generativeengineoptimization #answerengineoptimization #searchengineoptimization #digitalmarketing

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This story is wild. So Anthropic is the company that makes Claude probably the best AI model for enterprise use right now. Anthropic has been partnering with the US government for years now that used their models within many of their departments, including the Department of War. And Anthropic's always been fine with the US government using their models, however they see fit with two clear exceptions. The first is they don't want their models using any fully autonomous weapon. So we're not talking about like AI-assisted targeting systems. We're talking about robots and drones that can make decisions entirely on their own with no human and move. So no armies of killer robots without any human oversight. And the second red line is they don't want the US government using this for mass surveillance on US citizens. And then recently Trump and Pete Hegseth came out and they're like, look, where is the US government? And we feel like we should be able to use your models, however we see fit, as long as it's within the law. And the CEO of Anthropic Gario Amadea is like, well, that's the thing. This technology is moving like really fast and we haven't quite figured out what laws we need against killer robots and mass surveillance. And until we figure that out, we're just going to keep these two small stipulations. You know, just so that AI doesn't like kill us all. Is that cool? And Trump was like, nope. And they labeled Anthropic a supply chain risk, which is a designation typically reserved for foreign adversaries. And also the government is not to use Anthropic at all anymore for any reason. And then Sam Altman popped up and was like, hey, I heard you need some AI. So it looks like our robot overlords will be running ChatGPT.

Anthropic only had TWO rules for the government using their AI — no killer robots, no mass surveillance. Trump said nope and blacklisted them. Then Sam Altman showed up 😐 #Anthropic #AINews #Trump #KillerRobots #AI


The most effective digital marketing strategy right now and for the foreseeable future is just creating a lot of content, primarily creating a lot of pages and blog posts on your own website. But how much content is too much content? I've been doing SEO for 17 years. This is a question I get asked a lot and so I just wanted to give a definitive answer. First of all, can you publish too much content? Well, technically yes, and I'll talk about the risks. However, for 99% of websites, too much content is not the problem. Much more often the problem is you're not creating enough content or you're not creating content that's targeting the kind of things people are searching for. So what are the risks of creating too much content? There are really just two. The first risk is that Google's algorithm won't trust the content enough to index it. This typically happens when your website doesn't have enough authority in Google to get the amount of content you're publishing indexed. So for example, if you're building a brand new website on a brand new domain and you start with 200 pages, it's very unlikely Google's gonna index the majority of those pages. When considering how many pages you could publish and still get indexed, there are three things to keep in mind. The first is how many pages you already have indexed. If you only have 50 pages indexed in Google, I wouldn't recommend adding another 50 pages in a single month, but you could probably add 10 or 15 without a problem. The second is how much organic search traffic you're already getting. If you're currently not getting much search traffic to your index pages, I would recommend improving those before adding more pages. And the third is the quality of links pointing to your website. If trusted brands in your industry are li

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nd improving those before adding more pages. And the third is the quality of links pointing to your website. If trusted brands in your industry are linking to your website, that's gonna give Google the trust to index your pages. But if you're an established brand and you're already getting traffic from organic search, it's unlikely you have to worry about creating content too quickly unless you're automating it at scale. And that brings me to the second risk. The first risk is that the algorithm notices. The second risk is that a human notices and you get what's called a manual action. The action we're worried about here is what's called a scaled content abuse penalty. This is when you're automating content at scale and it's so effective that you catch the attention of a human at Google because again, creating a lot of content is the most effective form of digital marketing right now. And once your brand has some authority, it's not very hard to trick the algorithm. So when you do, Google has a backup plan. They just manually penalize your website. A penalty like this can be devastating. But again, as long as you're not automating content at scale, you really don't have to worry about this. Chances are you should be creating more content.


If you're thinking about running Google Ads or doing search engine optimization, the most fundamental step is keyword research. Without keyword research, you don't know which words to bid on, you don't know how much to bid on and you don't know what the monthly projections are. So you're really just flying blind with regards to search engine optimisation. If you don't know what those volumes are or what people are searching for, you can't optimise your website for search. Now the most popular tool out there and I use it every single day is the Google Keyword Planner. It's inside of Google Ads and it's 100% free to use and it's also usually the most reliable. It helps you with doing keyword research where you can get keyword ideas, keyword volumes and projected cost per clicks. But sometimes what happens if you're doing keyword research for other medical terms or for sensitive different type of words, Google hide the data from you. Now take a look at this for example, what I wanna show you, we're doing keyword research for a person that runs an autism school. As you can see over here in the Google DOC, I've got a whole list of keywords. If I put it into Google Keyword Planner, you'll see that most of that data is empty. Doesn't say no volume, it's just empty and Google are hiding the data from you. Now if I was only using the Google Keyword Planner tool, all this Information would be blind to me and be very hard to run a Google Ads campaign or do search engine optimisation. Now luckily I have paid for tools that helps me with keyword research specifically when Google hide this data from me, one of the pay tools that I use every day is Semrush. I'm gonna put that same keyword list into Semrush. Look at this, I can magically now see the data. I can see the projected cost p

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very day is Semrush. I'm gonna put that same keyword list into Semrush. Look at this, I can magically now see the data. I can see the projected cost per clicks, I can see the projected monthly searches. If I never had this keyword research from Semrush, like I said, it would be almost impossible for me to run a good Google Ads campaign. Probably what would happen is that I wouldn't know that there'd be volume so I'd be trying to bid possibly on arbitrary words which would just be a waste of time. Also with regards to s, C, O, I wouldn't know what to optimise for. The point of this and I just wanted to show it to you that in certain times with certain words and in certain industries the Google Keyword Planner is limited and you have to use premium tools in order to do keyword research properly. Keep on following us for more videos like this.


And if you're not ranking No. 1, does that mean that it's a fail? My answer to that is no. Before you scroll past, hear me out on this. It's 2026. The goal of SEO is not ranking position 1. Actually, the year it is doesn't even matter. I don't think that ever should have been the goal. Yes, we want visibility, but the reason why we want visibility is sales. We wanna make money from that traffic. If you rank number one for a blog post that never generates you any sales, that's not a sign of a good SEO strategy. If you rank No. 2 or No. 3 for a product page that actually ends up generating you quite a lot of sales, that's a much more effective SEO strategy.

Google SEO explained: Your website rankings don't actually matter if they aren't generating you sales. Your goal should not be to rank higher on Google because there is no point being ranked 1 on Google if you aren't actually getting any sales conversions.  Stop chasing vanity website rankings just for the sake of it and start focusing on the real goal of website SEO.  SEO in 2026 should be about conversion-led visibility; it's much better to be in position 2 or 3 with an SEO strategy that drives sales than to be 1 with blog posts that makes zero profit. #GoogleSEO #RankOnGoogle #SEOOptimization #SEOforBusiness #SEO2026


Searchers will bounce super fast if your SEO doesn't immediately convey your pages for them. Brain dead test anybody can do in Chrome. Right click, click translate. Click the three dots. Choose a language nobody around you speaks. Quick translate. Show the page to somebody near you. Ask them what they think it's about. If they can't give you an answer that's close, you know that. Searchers will get impatient with your SEO pages. Biggest mistake that people make: above the fold before people start scrolling not enough websites show actual pictures of the products or services. They show stupid stock photos or AI that looks like stupid stock photos. Show real product screenshots. Real service screenshots. Searchers land on your page, then immediately know what the page is about about and that it will satisfy their intent and save years learning SEO that actually gets paying customers users and warm leads at compactkeywords.com.

Searchers will bounce super fast if your SEO doesn't immediately convey your page is for them. Braindead test anybody can do. In Chrome, right click, click translate, click the three dots, choose a language nobody around you speaks, click translate. Show the page to somebody near you. Ask them what they think it's about. If they can't give you an answer that's close, you know that searchers will get impatient with your SEO pages. Biggest mistake that people make, above the fold, before people start scrolling, not enough websites show actual pictures of the products or services. They show stupid stock photos or AI that looks like stupid stock photos. Show real product screenshots, real service screenshots. Searchers land on your page then immediately know what the page is about and that it will satisfy their intent. And save years learning SEO that actually gets paying customers, users, and warm leads at compactkeywords.com #searchengineoptimization #seo #conversionrateoptimization #uiux


If you haven't heard about what they're calling the saspocalypse, let me catch you up and then explain what people are getting wrong and how you can take advantage of it. In early February alone, the software industry saw a loss in market capitalization of 1 to 2 trillion dollars. Now this market cap has actually been dropping since 2023 and even more steeply since 2025. But in the last few weeks, it's really just falling off a cliff. As an example, Duolingo stock price is down 83% right now. The reason? It's AI. Of course it's AI, but not quite for the reason people think. Most people seem to think that AI is gonna make it easier and easier to create software like this and therefore these software companies are gonna have way more competition. But that completely misses the point and won't explain a 1 to 2 trillion dollar loss in a couple weeks. The point is not that AI is letting us make better software cheaper, even though it is. So AI is enabling something way more useful than modern software. Up until recently, essentially all software is just a database with an interface sitting on top of it and some basic logic connecting it to. The only difference recently is now every software developer is having to inject AI into their product to keep it relevant. But we're learning very quickly that this is exactly the opposite of how we want to integrate AI. The Thing that actually triggered the saspocalypse was Claude's Opus 4.6 model but more specifically it was its integration of what are called plugins. Plugins give us a glimpse into what I think is gonna be the future of software, the thing that will ultimately replace all the modern software companies. Instead of forcing AI inside existing software that's meant for humans plug in, simply hand over the data and any esse

The software industry just lost $1-2 TRILLION and most people think it's because AI makes software easier to build. Wrong. AI is making software irrelevant. Instead of shoving AI into apps built for humans, plugins just hand the data straight to AI. The future isn't better software — it's no software. #SaaSpocalypse #AI #SaaS #TechNews #Claude


the modern software companies. Instead of forcing AI inside existing software that's meant for humans plug in, simply hand over the data and any essential logic to the AI itself and then ultimately it's the AI using the software or rather just spinning up software on the fly and then using it. And if a human ever needs to interact with a software layer, the AI can just spin up a custom UI on the fly. And I realised to most people at first this just sounds like it's over complicating something that was already very simple. For example, it would just be easier for me to go into Quickbooks myself than having to talk to my AI about what I wanted to do in Quickbooks and then just hoping that it did it right. But I'm guessing this is similar to how people felt when we went from keeping books by hand to doing it with a computer and from when we transitioned from using spreadsheets to using software like Quickbooks. Change is always hard but eventually people are forced to realise the new paradigm is just better. If you've used Cloud, Cowork or any of the plugins in Cloud, I think what you quickly realise is it's not like you're telling the AI to use the software for you. It's more like you just hired a financial analyst, you tell it your goals and it figures out how to use the software. As this gets better, eventually we're gonna forget the software layers even there. Instead of opening the Duolingo app, you'll just have access to the best language teacher in the world and it'll know exactly what you need to work on. So how can you take advantage of this? A lot of people are building their own software right now, their vibe coding and I think that's really cool and if you can build something really quickly and get a lot of use out of it in the next year, I think it's totally


ng and I think that's really cool and if you can build something really quickly and get a lot of use out of it in the next year, I think it's totally worthwhile. Others are building automations in N8N and those can be really useful too. However, I wouldn't recommend sinking too much time into either of these things right now. What we're doing at our agency, what I think most people should be doing right now is building what are called skills inside of cloud. I'll do another video on skills and how to set them up but they're essentially the building blocks of plugins. Anyone with any kind of domain specific expertise can easily create a skill that adds a new feature to Claude and it looks like the other model makers are also adopting the skill architecture. Once you create a skill, you can share it with the rest of your team, you could sell it online, you can even host it on Git Hub and then maintain it over time. Or maybe you don't want to build skills yourself. In that case, you can just wait until a plugin comes out that does everything your current software does, only better.


Google have added AI functionality to Google Search Console and it's an amazing help for anyone that is serious about SEO. All you have to do is log into Google Search Console then click on search results then on the right hand side over there you're gonna see there's that AI button, press it and you're gonna see that there's a panel that comes up run by AI. Now in that panel over there Google have given you some ready made prompts. You can just click some those prompts and you can see how the Google Search Console is gonna give you the results. You can then start using your own prompts. So for example you can say show me the difference in traffic over year or show me the search keywords that had more than six keywords in it. You can just keep on using it as much as you want. It's totally free. As we know anyone who takes SEO seriously lives in Google Search Console and now with this a R functionality it's made your life so much easier.

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This old lady got dragged on the internet for her Olive Garden review and you'll never guess which food celebrity came to her defense. This is Marilyn Hagerty. She was a longtime newspaper columnist in Grand Forks, North Dakota. When a new Olive Garden opened up in town, she wrote this totally sincere, upbeat, positive review about the Olive Garden. And the internet found it and mocked her mercilessly saying that Olive Garden's food was mid at best. But Anthony Bourdain saw something different. He discovered that Marilyn had written over 128 reviews over the past 25 years. He saw honest, detailed reviews of small town dining and published a book of all 128 of her reviews. Now, here's the part s E. O. Should care about. Every one of her reviews included what she ate, price, atmosphere, what the experience was like, cleanliness. Those are the exact attributes that Google wants to know about on your Google Business Profile. This is what makes reviews useful and usefulness drives visibility. Miriam Ellis just wrote an amazing blog post on the White Spark blog where she reviewed the book, wrote out all of the important things that you need to know and you can extract from this book into your review strategy and into your online strategy and into your customer experience strategy. So go check it out, whitespark.com.

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This is absolutely crazy. Go to Google Search Console. This is Google's own tool for accessing their search index. Go to add filter, choose custom regex, put this in. This is going to filter for keywords over 9 words. Scroll down to top queries. Now you can see AI searches people are doing to come to your content. Look how long this one is. If you want to see how your website is showing in Google's AI overviews, this is a great free way to start. You will see super super long prompts. Use this language in your website, then you can show up in more AI responses. Absolutely crazy and save years learning SEO that gets recommended by AI at Compact Keywords com.

This is absolutely crazy. Go to Google Search Console. This is Google's own tool for accessing their search index. Go to add filter, choose custom regex. Put this in. ^(?:\S+\s+){9,}\S+$ This is going to filter for keywords over nine words. Scroll down to top queries. Now you can see AI searches people are doing to come to your content. Look how long this one is. If you want to see how your website is showing in Google's AI Overviews, this is a great free way to start. You will see super, super long prompts. Use this language in your website, then you can show up in more AI responses. And save years learning SEO that gets recommended by AI at compactkeywords.com #searchengineoptimization #answerengineoptimization #generativeengineoptimization #digitalmarketing


Google have launched this brand new AI tool, which I'm sure is gonna put a lot of people out of business. It's called Pomelli. Now in order to find it, you have to go through Google Labs and it's not available to all countries. I'm in South Africa and in order to use it, I had to use a VPN. Once you are in Pomelli, it's very simple to use. You're gonna see that there's an option to create an AI photo shoot. What I've decided to do is use this great brand over here, Psycho Bunny, and I'm gonna put a few different options in there. The first thing I'm gonna do is download a shirt and put it there, press photoshoot, use some styles and then press create. Look at this. It's created a photoshoot with models. Amazing. I'm going to do this a few times over just with a different type of polo shirts. And again, the results are just great. I mean, this is really, really powerful. Go check out Pomelli yourself. It's totally free to use. Like I said, certain countries, I think you need a VPN, but this really is amazing. Let me know your thoughts.

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I'm gonna need you to listen to me when I tell you that your ecommerce website does not need a blog to rank on Google or ChatGPT. It's such a waste of time, money, resources, everything. I'm gonna show you exactly what it is that you should be doing, because all of the most successful ecommerce stores do this and once I explain it to you, you're not gonna be able to unsee it. If you sell products, you can do this. First, get a list of all of your product. I'm gonna assume you've already optimised all these pages. If you haven't, my God, add that to your to do list. And if you've got one, fire your SEO Agency immediately. Then you're gonna group these products by logical categories. You might already have these as your main collection pages, but a lot of the time this is where people stop and that's what they're missing. What you need to do from here is drill down these collection pages so you get as niche as possible. We're talking sub categories of sub categories of sub category. Creating these collections and then optimising them is a huge task in itself, but it's gonna generate more relevant rankings and traffic to your website than any blog post is going to. The more products you have, the more you can run with this. Once you've exhausted all your options, you could move on to having branded collection pages. Fabric or material based collection pages? Colour based collection pages. There's so many places you can go with this. Tell me what you sell in the comments and I'll give you some examples.

If you’re running an ecommerce website, THIS should be your ecommerce SEO strategy in 2026.   Stop spending time on SEO blogs (because Google AI overviews and ChatGPT search are taking all that website traffic anyway) and start focussing on product page optimisation and ecommerce collection page optimisation. E-commerce search engine optimisation that actually generates sales is about driving traffic to your products.   #ecommerceSEO #ShopifySEO #WooCommerceSEO #SEO2026 #WebsiteSEO


You can use Google Search Console to see the exact prompts people are using in AI search to get to your website. Chris Long published about this on LinkedIn. He talks about what to do in Search Console. I'm gonna show you exactly how to do it. Go into Search Console and click the search results under performance. Set this to 12 months, click Add Filter and query in this drop down. Change this to custom regex, copy and paste this text, paste it in here, click apply. Now you're gonna see all the long queries people have typed that are longer than 9 characters. I find that some of these might have actually come from a regular search engine, so I like to make the query even longer. Click the regex, change this 9 to a twenty. Now you get to see really long prompts that people were using to get to your website via AI search. This is great for understanding how people are finding your business via AI search and understanding what they're looking for and identify opportunities for further optimization on your website. It's also a great way to track if you see more of these queries coming in, helps you kind of understand if your visibility on AI search is growing. I publish content about AI and local search every day. Follow me for more tips.

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People think SEO is dead because there's ChatGPT now. What they don't realize is need for SEOs is at an all time high. Here's how ChatGPT recommends products. It literally does a web search. Complexity shows you its searches out in the open. Being Webmaster Tools now directly shows you the searches that come from AI. Large language models are just another searcher you're doing SEO for. SEO is a topic just surpassed its recent all time high in Google Trends. This is insane. It's actually never been a better time to get good at SEO. This course, Compact Keywords shows you how to do SEO specifically to get paying customers users warmly. It's calling you up. It gets you recommended by AI. And it's made by me. I spent a year making it. SEO is not going away anytime soon. If you want to get good at it now, head to compactkeywords.com.

People think SEO is dead because there's ChatGPT now. What they don't realize is need for SEOs is at an all time high. Here's how ChatGPT recommends products: it literally does a web search. Perplexity shows you its searches out in the open. Bing Webmaster Tools now directly shows you the searches that come from AI. Large language models are just another searcher you're doing SEO for. SEO as a topic just surpassed its recent all time high in Google Trends. It's actually never been a better time to get good at SEO. This course, Compact Keywords, shows you how to do SEO specifically to get paying customers, users, and warm leads calling you up. It gets you recommended by AI. And it's made by me. I spent a year making it. SEO is not going away anytime soon. If you want to get good at it now, head to https://compactkeywords.com/ #searchengineoptimization #generativeengineoptimization #answerengineoptimization #digitalmarketing


Interest in search engine optimization just hit an all time high on Google Trends. It hit an all time high back in may, surpassed it this February. This is insane. From 2004 to now, interest in search engine optimization is at an all time high. By far. It has never been a better time to learn SEO. If you want to learn it, I have a course about doing SEO to specifically get paying customers users warm leads. Calling you up at compactkeywords.com.

Interest in search engine optimization just hit an all time high on Google Trends. It hit an all time high back in May, surpassed it this February. From 2004 to now, interest in search engine optimization is at an all time high by far. It has never been a better time to learn SEO. If you want to learn it, I have a course about doing SEO to specifically get paying customers, users, and warm leads calling you up at compactkeywords.com #searchengineoptimization #seo #digitalmarketing #searchmarketing


A lot of brands have fantastic reviews on their websites and this is great social proof. The problem is that unless someone actually clicks on your ads, those reviews are hidden. No one can see the great job that you doing. There is a solution to that. That company is called Yotpo. What Yotpo is, it's an official Google partner and they sync daily with the Google systems. Your reviews now of your products can sync directly into your Google Shopping ads. Now when they are synced into your shopping ads, a few things happen. No.1, you gonna get a higher click through rate because people can see the reviews, how great they are. Number two, you are gonna pay a lower cost per click because again, your click through rate is higher and Google reward you. Not only that, your shop reviews can now also be published to your search results. Now besides all of this, Yotpo make getting reviews so much easier than any other company out there. It's a few clicks. The support also from Yotpo is great and you can get started straight away. Yotpo works with Bigcommerce, it works with Shopify, it works with WordPress and a lot of other platforms. If I was you, I would go check it out today.

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