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Prompt injections hidden in website copy, listicle spam, and low-quality press release spam are described as AI hacks that may work temporarily but are spammy and could lead to penalties.

@@tjrobertson52 · asserts

e adding copious amounts of information about your company to your website, often in FAQ's, and making sure your brand is mentioned in all the places that ChatGPT and other large language models are looking, even if there's no link. The third category I call AI hacks. These are spamy tactics that happen to work right now, but probably won't work long term...

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I run an AI Optimization agency and I'm telling you there are no experts yet 😅 Here's what's...

@@tjrobertson52 · 2025-07-23

There are no AI optimization experts. AI SEO, GEO, LEO, AIO, whatever you wanna call it. No one's an expert, not yet. This industry is brand new and it's changing rapidly. That's not stopping people from pretending like they know the best way to rank in these large language models. I've spoken with three people just this week who have received some big pi...

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There are no AI optimization experts. AI SEO, GEO, LEO, AIO, whatever you wanna call it. No one's an expert, not yet. This industry is brand new and it's changing rapidly. That's not stopping people from pretending like they know the best way to rank in these large language models. I've spoken with three people just this week who have received some big pitch from some AI optimization company that's asking for a ton of money for some secret system. Here's the thing. There are no secrets in 2025. Yes, people are c...
e adding copious amounts of information about your company to your website, often in FAQ's, and making sure your brand is mentioned in all the places that ChatGPT and other large language models are looking, even if there's no link. The third category I call AI hacks. These are spamy tactics that happen to work right now, but probably won't work long term and could get you penalized. These are things like hiding in prompt injections in your website copy, listicle spam and low quality press release spam. The four...
rent than the things we're doing right now. We need more data, we need more time, and it's going to continue evolving. So if you're looking to hire someone to help you with this, you should not be looking for someone with all the answers. In fact, you should be running away from those people. Look for someone who's learning everyday and changing their systems in real time. Things are changing faster than ever, and so we have to too.