Watched 84 minutes of a guy who read 9,249 SEO case studies so you don't have to
1/ He went through 30,000+ SEO documents and kept 9,249 case studies with measurable results
-> Mostly the last two years, each one read twice by two AI models (OpenAI and Google) that had to agree, a stronger model breaking the ties
2/ The median outcome of an SEO tactic in his set is about +200%
-> SEO is not a scam, bad agencies are: pick the tactics that have proof behind them
3/ Exact match anchor text on internal links beat varied anchors
-> Link to a page with the same words every time, the old "use synonyms" advice lost the tests
4/ Title tags written in all caps lifted organic traffic 17.5% across two independent tests
-> Most title tests in the study are SearchPilot's controlled ones: try it on a group of pages before the whole site
5/ A dynamic price in the title won about +15%, a static one lost 7 to 10%
-> If your title shows a price, pull it live from the page
6/ One plain sentence, the same on every channel
-> "HubSpot automates email marketing": subject, verb, object, repeated in your PR, profiles and pages so AI ties your brand to one job
7/ A prominent brand call to action block on product pages lifted conversions 80% across two tests
-> Make it visible, and put 3 or 4 bullets on what the product is for right under the heading
8/ Detailed AI written product descriptions lifted results 85%
-> Feed the AI every real fact about the product, then review it, one-shot filler is not what won
9/ A real estate calculator pulled 100,000+ users, backlinks and Reddit mentions on its own
-> Build one linkable asset in your niche: a calculator, a stats page journalists search for, your own data
10/ llms.txt did nothing in the tests
-> The ones that "worked" bundled many changes at once, so nobody knows what moved
11/ Keep an SEO changelog
-> Before any change on a ranking page, write down the position, the change, the date and WHY, then check it 3 months later
12/ His one thing for tomorrow: digital PR over traditional link building
-> Then answer every question customers ask (People Also Ask, your sales team): a hotel that never wrote "pet friendly" gets a no from ChatGPT
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If you're not paying attention to what's happening with Google's AI Overviews, this affects all businesses. 8 steps to get your own pages cited when Google's AI describes your brand
Type just "semrush" in Google US: an AI Overview describes the company right beside the results, with its sources
1/ Search your brand name alone, US version
-> No "review", no "pricing". This box is what a buyer reads about you before your homepage
2/ Read its first sentence word for word
-> For Semrush: "a leading digital brand visibility and marketing software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform". Vague or wrong on yours? That is fix number one
3/ Open "Show more" and note where each fact comes from
-> Semrush's founding date and parent company are cited from Wikipedia, its HQ and user count from LinkedIn, its features from its own site
4/ Fix the sources you control first
-> Your About page, your LinkedIn company page, your pricing page: one description and the same numbers on all three
5/ Answer the "People also ask" questions on your own site
-> On Semrush: "Is Semrush trustworthy?", "Is Semrush free or paid?". One plain answer each, on the page you want cited
6/ Read "What people are saying"
-> On "semrush" it shows a Reddit thread asking for the best Semrush alternative. Find the threads about you and answer them from your own account
7/ Get happy customers on video
-> Testimonials on YouTube, your brand name in the title. A YouTube test of Semrush sits in that same block
8/ Run the same search every month
-> Then "[brand] pricing", "[brand] review", "[brand] vs [competitor]", the searches buyers run right before they pay
Prepared by SEO experts at ChatSEO, the AI agent for SEO and GEO
This Reddit guide shows how threads rank on Google and get cited by ChatGPT
Give it to your AI agent before your next Reddit post
Free citations without writing a single new page
Thank me later
I created a guide containing ALL our Reddit moves that rank on Google and get cited by ChatGPT
This knowledge will help you:
• Find the Reddit threads Google already ranks for your buyers
• Understand why ChatGPT quotes one comment and skips another
• Avoid the posts that get you banned
• EASILY get cited for free, without a new page
Want the full guide?
Comment "Reddit" and I'll send it over to you 🤝
ChadSEO retweeted
This free guide gets a local business named by Google and ChatGPT
Give it to your Claude and run the 5 checks on your profile tonight
Agencies charge $2,000 for this audit
Thank me later
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Want Google and ChatGPT to name your business when someone asks for "the best X near me"?
I wrote up a free guide that takes your Google Business Profile from ignored to cited by AI.
(It's the 5 checks I'd run on any local business before touching anything else.)
What's inside:
• See why Google now answers local searches without your site
• Copy one name, address and hours block everywhere
• Fix the old listings that make AI skip you
• Take the category the top 3 on the map use
• List every service in your customers' words
• Dodge the name mistake that gets profiles suspended
• Get reviews that name the service, the city and the result
• Stop one bad phrase from becoming your AI summary
• Report fake reviews instead of answering them
• Answer the questions Google already shows under your search
• Load your page in 2 seconds, not 10
• Switch on the contact buttons almost nobody turns on
• Fill the forgotten field that proves your seniority
• Check the red pin a competitor may have moved
• Drop the 6 habits that waste your time
• Check the 13 suspension triggers first
• Copy a ready prompt for each check
1. Follow
2. RT + bookmark
3. Comment "MAPS"
ChadSEO retweeted
One pattern of searches, 589K Google impressions for our site
Search Console showed us the pattern, an AI read the export, we built one page at a time
The whole Monday routine is inside, every filter and every prompt 👇 xitter.cf/ChadSE0/status/2114661…
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Watched 72 minutes of L'Oréal and Gymshark's YouTube strategist on getting cited by AI so you don't have to
1/ YouTube is now the number 2 source LLMs cite, right after Wikipedia
-> Reddit citations "dropped off the cliff" about 2 months ago, once people gamed it. Gemini leans on YouTube hardest, and Google owns both
2/ In their testing, view count has zero effect on whether an LLM picks a video up
-> AI platforms transcribe every video and look for relevance, a solved problem, and an answer that is easy to lift. Videos with few views still got cited
3/ Put the whole prompt in the title
-> Parcel Tracker made about 20 videos, one per use case: parcels in student housing, in universities, in each industry, tags in that industry's own words. LLMs were citing them within a month
4/ Script in question and answer chunks
-> No long tangled paragraph. The question, then the direct answer, so a model can take it whole
5/ Information gain beats AI-written scripts
-> Every short carries something an AI could not have written: a lived case, a personal story. For L'Oréal, a real dermatologist reads the scripts in her own words
6/ One shoot day, 50 shorts, 250 assets
-> Each short hits one keyword, then goes out on YouTube, Instagram, X, Facebook and TikTok. After 3 years of videos on that problem, L'Oréal comes up first for "best moisturizer for dry lips"
7/ Run two channels, not one
-> One built for views and brand, one for how-to videos made to rank in search and AI answers, 3 or 4 a week. About $500K a year for a brand, by his estimate
8/ YouTube is the second biggest search engine, with 3 billion searches a day
-> Zapier made a video for each integration, so Zapier is what shows up when someone searches how to connect two tools
9/ Packaging is 60% of a video's success
-> Idea, title and thumbnail are decided before the shoot. Titles of 55 characters or less, a curiosity gap, a 5.5% click-through rate target, and the title gets changed before the thumbnail
10/ A buyer needs about 7 hours with your content before buying
-> That is 3,200 tweets, 840 reels, or about 20 YouTube videos. The long video is where the trust gets built
The full episode with @ZargaryanArthur is in the post below
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Most tech companies treat YouTube like a dumping ground for long corporate webinars.
I sat down with @theoscarowen (creative director behind campaigns for Gymshark, L'Oreal, Dua Lipa and many more) on @Distributionpod to break down how tech companies can actually hijack the modern media playbook.
00:00 Intro
00:53 Why Tech Is Following the B2C Content Playbook
06:13 Ranking the Platforms
17:17 Hijacking AEO & LLMs Through YouTube
25:41 The Metrics YouTube Videos Live & Die By
30:44 How to Actually A/B Test Thumbnails & Titles
33:04 Starting a YouTube Channel at $10K, $100K & $1M
38:26 higgsfield's Filmmaker Play
52:27 The Two-Funnel Strategy
ChadSEO retweeted
Claude finds websites through Brave, not Google
Give this post to your Claude and check your pages are in Brave
And show up in its answers before your competitors do 🏖️
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ChadSEO retweeted
Selling without a single paid ad just got way too easy
Copy this article into Claude tonight
And watch the customers come in on their own 🏖️
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ChadSEO retweeted
A few months ago, GSC was
1. powerful
2. horrible to master
Today, with AI, it can turn into your head of SEO
You just have to speak with it 😂😂
If you do that for several weeks
You'll get not only traffic, but real clients and $
Through google, chatgpt, claude
ChadSEO retweeted
This article is worth more than most paid SEO courses
Give it to your Claude and let it do the work
Thank me later
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ChadSEO retweeted
Free backlinks are sitting on the web right now, unclaimed
Copy-paste this whole thread into your AI agent tonight
2 minutes of Googling beats a $500 guest post
Thank me later
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The easiest backlink you'll ever get is already written. It just has no link.
Someone mentioned your brand and didn't link it.
They already decided you were worth writing about. Asking for the link is a formality.
Here's how to find them in 2 minutes:
1. Google your brand in quotes, minus your own site
"yourbrand" -site:yourbrand.com
2. Skip the namesakes
Half of our results for "chatseo" are other products that happen to share the name, so they don't count.
3. Open every real mention and look for the link
Reviews, roundups, YouTube descriptions, forum threads, your customers' "tools we use" pages.
4. No link? Send 2 lines
"Thanks for mentioning [brand] in [article]. Could you link the name to [URL] so your readers can find it?"
5. Run it again with your founder's name and every product name
Most people only search the company name.
6. Redo it every month
Mentions show up on their own once you grow. Nobody claims them.
We run all of this with one prompt in ChatSEO: "I would like to find free backlinks. Please tell me what I should do." It lists the opportunities for your domain.
That's it. The links are already out there, you just have to ask the people who wrote about you.
If you're not paying attention to what's happening with Google's AI Overviews, this affects all businesses. 8 steps to get your own pages cited when Google's AI describes your brand
Type just "semrush" in Google US: an AI Overview describes the company right beside the results, with its sources
1/ Search your brand name alone, US version
-> No "review", no "pricing". This box is what a buyer reads about you before your homepage
2/ Read its first sentence word for word
-> For Semrush: "a leading digital brand visibility and marketing software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform". Vague or wrong on yours? That is fix number one
3/ Open "Show more" and note where each fact comes from
-> Semrush's founding date and parent company are cited from Wikipedia, its HQ and user count from LinkedIn, its features from its own site
4/ Fix the sources you control first
-> Your About page, your LinkedIn company page, your pricing page: one description and the same numbers on all three
5/ Answer the "People also ask" questions on your own site
-> On Semrush: "Is Semrush trustworthy?", "Is Semrush free or paid?". One plain answer each, on the page you want cited
6/ Read "What people are saying"
-> On "semrush" it shows a Reddit thread asking for the best Semrush alternative. Find the threads about you and answer them from your own account
7/ Get happy customers on video
-> Testimonials on YouTube, your brand name in the title. A YouTube test of Semrush sits in that same block
8/ Run the same search every month
-> Then "[brand] pricing", "[brand] review", "[brand] vs [competitor]", the searches buyers run right before they pay
Prepared by SEO experts at ChatSEO, the AI agent for SEO and GEO
This free guide gets a local business named by Google and ChatGPT
Give it to your Claude and run the 5 checks on your profile tonight
Agencies charge $2,000 for this audit
Thank me later
xitter.cf/VengeonsP/status/21146…
Want Google and ChatGPT to name your business when someone asks for "the best X near me"?
I wrote up a free guide that takes your Google Business Profile from ignored to cited by AI.
(It's the 5 checks I'd run on any local business before touching anything else.)
What's inside:
• See why Google now answers local searches without your site
• Copy one name, address and hours block everywhere
• Fix the old listings that make AI skip you
• Take the category the top 3 on the map use
• List every service in your customers' words
• Dodge the name mistake that gets profiles suspended
• Get reviews that name the service, the city and the result
• Stop one bad phrase from becoming your AI summary
• Report fake reviews instead of answering them
• Answer the questions Google already shows under your search
• Load your page in 2 seconds, not 10
• Switch on the contact buttons almost nobody turns on
• Fill the forgotten field that proves your seniority
• Check the red pin a competitor may have moved
• Drop the 6 habits that waste your time
• Check the 13 suspension triggers first
• Copy a ready prompt for each check
1. Follow
2. RT + bookmark
3. Comment "MAPS"
ChadSEO retweeted
One Claude setup now does the SEO a whole team used to do
Give this course to your Claude tonight
And wake up to pages that are already written 🏖️
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