Most of you are throwing darts trying to "rank in ChatGPT" without ever dissecting what happens. Here's an example and reason and why I always say to focus on Topical Coverage —instead of Keywords— to show up in ChatGPT Example: 1. I just asked chatGPT to help me fix my neck pain. It asked me a few follow up questions (what side of the neck, which provided more context) , and then ChatGPT did two rounds of query fan out. 2. The web search it used: "neck upper trapezius stretch physical therapy illustration" That query went to bing, Google, and other search-related partners. The responses were all scored against each other, and ChatGPT offered a final answer that also also brought a few citations. 3. When you do that query search on Google, it brings a specific solution to my problem. These are some of the page results I could see: - How to Perform the Upper Trapezius Stretch - THE NECK STRETCHING EXERCISES - Neck Strectch to the Side (Upper trap stretch) - Head Tilt (Upper Trapezius Stretch) See how it didn't look for "How to fix neck pain", but instead focused on specific context and results. If you wanted to rank and get cited you'd have to aim at topical coverage, which will give you better chances or earning the click. I'm working on a tool to integrate this on roborank, probably will offer a free chrome extension as well.

Most SEO agencies will never tell you this: You can take a website to 100K visits/month in under a year. Without backlinks, a massive team nor ads. Just some YOLO SEO. Do these 7 moves and you'll be playing in easy mode, I swear. 1. Topical map first: know what you're allowed to rank for before even getting started. 2. Rewrite the existing pages before writing new ones, and make sure you comply with your topical map. 3. 90-day editorial calendar, low-hanging fruit only in the beginning. We'll scale that later. 4. 100-200 pSEO pages on a real strategy (not spam). Preferably, you have proprietary data. 5. 3-5 free tools where the market has gaps. You know the ones "Free AI generators" of all types 6. 20-50 commercial pages that match buyer intent. Landings, commercial pages, etc. 7. Weekly optimization on content + internal links. Don't stop optimizign until you see that needle moving. Ok? Want the full play? Comment "YOLO SEO" + like this post, and I'll DM the link to the full playbook.