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This AEO/SEO Grok Bot is an unfair advantage if you want to scale your traffic and conversions. It has 3 steps: 1. Find 2. Write 3. Ship and learn First, it'll ingest my content sources e.g. YouTube, podcasts, internal/customer calls, X, etc. and then mine 40 topic ideas. Then it'll run a quality guard to make sure we aren't duplicating content. If we are, it'll rebuild rows. Then it'll run @typesafeai Jev to make sure the content fits our ICP and then it'll verify intent and demand. Second, our writers will pick what to ship, then we'll draft in WP using WPVibe MCP and we'll run it through a Jev rule checker and then the human will do a final check. (yes, we still believe human in the loop is the way) Third, it'll go live and we'll push indexing forward, measure impressions, clicks, position through days 7, 14, and 28 and then mine the winners for repurposing and also look for content decay candidates. Here’s the Grok @bot + Jev workflow behind it: 00:00 The article example 01:11 The reveal and where humans fit 02:06 Inside the AEO/SEO workflow 03:13 Editorial decisions and measurement 04:36 Publishing volume and quality 05:07 The measurement bot in Slack 06:05 Turning our own content into new topics 07:15 The bots and the team feedback loop 08:58 Repurposing across platforms 09:21 Why Jev is part of the system 10:30 Jev Images and competitor gaps

We've run about 150,000 content requests through our AEO/SEO bot's quality check, and it cost us just $6. How? A classifier checks every idea before anything ships. These are the 5 gates, and you can copy them into whatever tool writes your content: 1. Duplicate: is this something we've already covered? 2. Real stats: there are no invented numbers in it. 3. AI-tell score: anything that scores too high on AI tells gets rewritten. 4. Clip: there's a video embedded in the piece. 5. Images: the visuals are in place before it ships. Today I'm going live and showing you exactly how this works, and you'll leave with: 1. A citation-gap audit, so you can see where ChatGPT cites your competitors and not you. 2. The five checks above, with a draft graded on screen. 3. Our 12-week scorecard for tying content to free consultations. 4. Our AEO/SEO bot to fork. You get the playbook we run and none of our access, and it never publishes without an exact yes. It's at 11:30 a.m. PT / 1:30 p.m. CT today, and the registration link is below! 👇

My top 10 favorite Grok Bots we run at Single Grain: 1. Chief of Staff Sits above the specialist bots and decides what runs next, what needs a follow-up, and what should sit out. 2. Bot Improver Its whole job is beating the other bots and making them better every day, using our loop and eval skills, then reporting back. 3. Speed-to-Lead voice bot Still in testing. It calls new demo leads in under 60 seconds, re-qualifies them, and routes the good ones to sales. 4. Pre-Call Intelligence Reads calendar, CRM and call notes before an important meeting and hands me a short decision card. 5. Outreach Agent Finds lookalikes of our warm contacts, drafts the emails, and caps the queue so quality doesn't slip when the data runs thin. 6. AEO/SEO Bot Mines 40 real topic candidates. We pick 20, and a drafting tool writes them as unpublished pages. 7. Shortform Scaler Pulls 4 clip options from a long podcast episode, and adds a 3-second hook overlay to one of the 2 we keep. 8. Trial Reels Tests overlay variants as trial Reels and flags the ones that beat that day's median. 9. Talent Bot Reviews challenge submissions and applicants against a frozen role scorecard. It never touches the ATS on its own. 10. Sponsorship Deal Desk Qualifies sponsor inquiries and gives every new rate ask the same first reply. Exceptions go to a person.

Jev Images is a BIG deal for marketing, and it's being slept on. Scroll down for an unfair advantage. Some use cases: • AI search visibility report • Competitor ad creative gaps • CRO audits • 'Painful moments' reports • Free tools that can do any of the above AI search visibility audits might take a human 240 minutes to do, which at $50/hr might cost $200 per audit. If you wanted to do 10,000 of these, it'd cost you $2M/mo. With @typesafeai Jev Images, it might cost you $.41 and a few minutes. That's a 99.2% decrease in cost and time. Why would you not just do this all day now to acquire more customers? You can use this for outbound. You can create a widget that does this and send paid media traffic there. Everyone is paying an arm and a leg for AEO services right now. Competitor ad creative gaps allow you to quickly see what creatives competitors are running, how many they're running, and what you can learn from the offers and landing pages they're pushing traffic to. How much faster would you move with this data? Or if you were selling these services, how quickly can you reach out to people today with actual value rather than spamming people to buy your stuff? Same for optimizing conversion rates on your site. 'Painful moment' reports allow Jev Images to scan through Gong calls to spot the moments where people are having 'painful moments' with your product or service, and then screenshotting them so your team knows how to keep attacking that pain point for sales or handing it off to your CS team if they're a current customer. This enables a whole new set of free tools that you can provide to collect leads. These can be used as premium lead magnets that are far better than any PDF slop you'd get from commenting on Instagram or LinkedIn for a resource. What did I miss?