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Use Claude to rank No. 1 on Google in 30 seconds.

Go to Google, type in your service, find your top competitor, go to their Google Business Profile, click view all Google reviews and copy all of them. Then go to Claude, ask it to extract common questions, pain points and objections from these reviews.

Then just turn those questions into blogs and frequently ask questions on your website. If you want us to help you rank higher, comment s.

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1 saying something new we call this information gain it's a gap between what AI already knows versus new information you're giving it two is answering in the first 100 words AI wants an answer fast and to pull it out quickly to users so to users frankly so it's important to have that three is getting cited by big authoritative websites either in your niche or big publications like forms this is largely the goal of digital PR four is using your own original data having original data feed into that information gain stuff and it's so freaking underrated right now 5 getting good reviews that describe what happened so if you say that we did a website migration if you have a review that says we have an excellent website migration that's a double thumbs up 6 is having matching details your name address and phone number needs to match everywhere on the internet 7 is having real authority and credibility in your website that means in your about page having your team names photos credibility everything like that 7 is own the topic not the keyword it's not about keywords anymore it's about...

There's so much AI content that's, you know, coming out, um, AI blogs, AI information, um, that, uh, it's kind of hard to disseminate between what's, you know, pure and what's not. You know, there's now AI summaries being written with AI ads, but when it comes to local businesses that have an advantage, um, I think this is really optimistic for, you know, the things that can't be invented if we just use AI, everyone is just gonna be exactly the same.

So what we need to do is like lean into these actual real life differentiators that are to do with our offering, how we engage with our customers, the feedback that we get. So there's something that is like so refreshing, um, about all of this.

Uh, just be like a genuine good local business. Like what?

I like, I mean, I know, I don't know. What do you mean?

I just like, just care about your product, your service. Yeah, don't do that.

Just write a listicle. I just, just write some listicles.

That's all you need. Publish FAQ.

I know. Haha.

Yeah. Oh, thank you.

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

Google has a section in their spam guidelines called keyword stuffing. It refers to the practice of filling a webpage with keywords in an attempt to manipulate rankings in Google, repeating the same words or phrases so often that it sounds unnatural.

This is Chewy's Dry Dog food page. The term dry dog food is used 87 times.

This one block paragraph has it used 19 times. The absolute most important places to have the keyword are in the page title, the URL.

Slug chewy doesn't even have it in their URL. Slug.

Chewy gets away with worse SEO because its authority is 78 out of 100. Their rankings organic traffic it for a few days, but then it dropped down.

In June 2025 they were at 98,000 clicks a month from Google. Now they are at 21,000 clicks a month.

They don't show on page one of Google for dry dog food. A lot of people try to learn SEO from big brands.

That is a mistake. If you want to beat the big brands, read over Google spam policies.

Put your target keyword in these places and invest in backlinks that pass referral traffic to build your authority...

AI doesn't read your page the way a person does. It chunks it and it scans.

For one thing, can I lift a complete, confident answer to this situation right out of this page? If the answer is buried in paragraph 8 after the three paragraphs of warm up, AI skips you and grabs the page that leads with it.

Here are three ways you can do to fix it fast. 1.

Leave with the answer, cut the and this section will explore. Nobody reads that and neither does AI.

Give them what they came for in the first line. 2.

Write the question as a heading in the exact words a person would use what is the best moisturizer for acne prone skin under $100? That's a prompt someone types at 11 at night.

Matches it word for word, and you're halfway to being the answer. 3.

Build a real F. A.

Q. Section the way people actually talk, not just in keywords feet.

Turn your top 10 into a clean F. A.

Q. Sections on your main pages and you'll move your citation rate more than months of technical S.

Ever would. Now once you do that, does your page get cited sometimes?

A lot?

This is the first thing SEO experts will fix on your site to help you rank fast. Don't tell them that I showed you this because I'm gonna get in a lot of shit.

Okay, let's say you wanna rank for dentist and Niagara Falls. They're gonna check your title tag and see if this is listed at the beginning or at all.

They're gonna do the same thing with your meta description and the same thing with your heading 1 tag. Before I hear anybody complaining saying that this doesn't work anymore, this is old s E.

O. Check this out.

We're working with this client for just over two years and we do this for every single page that we optimise and the results speak for itself. And I know this is not the entire SEO strategy, but if you do this at the bare minimum, you will see a shift in your results.

It's an easy win that takes you two seconds to do.