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Record and I'll start admitting people in. Perfect.
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Ah, it's gonna be lots of, lots of ais.
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It's us and lots of ais today.
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I'm not admitting them though.
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You're not admitting them. Okay.
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Just the human folks.
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Just the real, just the real people.
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Yep.
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Okay. Technically we had one
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that slipped through.
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Let me, let me take care of that. All right.
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Hello everyone. Hey. Hello.
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Good afternoon. Good evening to some, I think.
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How's everyone doing? Good, good, good.
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Okay. Now, shortly
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I would be introducing our special guest.
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If you can see there's a new phase.
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So then the group, um, as you all know, Scott is, uh, not
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around this week as he is actually traveling back from,
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um, Shanghai, China.
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He did a workshop there, a two day workshop.
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Um, so it is a pleasure
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that we have Dave with us.
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He is the SEO and Google expert.
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He's a master of his craft.
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Um, and I'm so sorry, Dave, I don't have your, um, like,
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bio in front of me, but I will,
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The full intro.
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Well, those, those people who've done the the course are
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probably tired of hearing about hearing me anyways
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'cause I was in the SEO section of the course, so,
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Oh, that's right. Yeah.
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Not to worry, not to worry.
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Uh, hopefully one or two people recognize me.
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But yeah, thank you everybody for coming out and showing up,
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and I'm looking forward to this.
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Perfect. Alrighty. Take it away.
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Yeah. Okay, so intro. Oh, hang on. I will share my screen.
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Um, so in regards
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to the intro about me, I've been doing SEO for what year?
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2025. Uh, 17 years, 18 years.
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Um, I got started back in the Great recession.
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Short version is I, uh,
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I have a promotional products company as well.
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And that business got impacted by the Great Recession.
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So I had to get good at digital marketing back in the day.
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So I went out and bought 3000 URLs, put up 500 websites,
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and got good at SEO.
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And then people started me saying, Hey,
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yeah, I'm, I'm finding you.
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Can you do this for us? And so the first five
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or 10 people, I was like, no.
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'cause they were all competitors.
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I was like, no, I'm not gonna do that.
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And then, uh, eventually I'm like, you know,
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I guess the 10th or 11th person, I was like, okay,
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fine, I'll do this for you.
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So that's how we got good at seo o That's
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how we started on that side of things.
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So we also do paid media, um,
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just on the Google side of things.
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So Yuki, thank you very much for calling me, uh, master
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of all things Google or whatever you said, I, uh,
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I've certainly called worse.
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So let me, uh, let me start here by just going
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through SEO for ai, uh, also called GEO, uh,
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generative engine Optimization.
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For those of you, I'm gonna go
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through these slides pretty quick.
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Feel free to unmute and interrupt,
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and if anything that I say doesn't make sense, uh, stop me
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because I, I am gonna get rolling here.
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And so I do not take offense to anybody.
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And if anybody wants, please put in your, uh,
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URL in the chat
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and we can run, uh, some actual AI reports
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as we go through things here.
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Everybody good to go? I'm gonna see some nods. Perfect.
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Got a thumbs up. All right, let's roll.
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So some fundamentals, SEO
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for AI is about your entity's authority versus
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your webpage authority.
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So your entity is basically everything
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that everybody everywhere says about your website
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and your, uh, brand.
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Traditional SEO is all about page
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authority, website authority.
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You're trying to get a particular page to rank
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for a particular search query.
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The reference I always like to use is like Starbucks.
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If you wanted to compete with Frappuccino,
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because Starbucks has a Frappuccino page, you would've
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to do a lot of work to rank that is a particular
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webpage that you would want to rank.
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So that's traditional SEO versus, um, you know, trying
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to rank as a coffee shop against Starbucks is a completely
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different thing of entity authority.
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So if that hopefully helps, kind of set a baseline
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fundamental Number two, what's really important in the world
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of SEO and SEO for AI is Google's eat,
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EEAT acronym.
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So experience, expertise, authorit
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and trustworthiness, those are the big things
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that improve your entity's, um, ability
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to be surfaced in the AI results.
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So, fundamental number three, AI is disrupting.
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SEO in case you guys didn't notice, uh,
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search is becoming more and more fragmented.
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But the way I look at it is, this is really the evolution
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of SEO from being, uh, like kind of, I, I hate
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to speak poorly of my industry,
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but you know, sleazy, slimy car salesman that do some stuff
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that don't give you any results, but charge you money.
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That's the reputation of SEO.
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But when you do it right for ai,
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you actually can professionalize
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and understand what you're doing and why you're doing it.
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So that's what I'm hoping to be able to get
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with you guys today.
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Lots of people say SEO is dead.
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Lots of people also say the PR is dead.
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The way I look at it is they're both coming back to life
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because of SEO for ai.
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And what they did was, the reality is they had a baby
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also called geo, but it's SEO plus PR equals SEO for ai.
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So that's something you really need to understand that pr,
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public relations authority offline from independent third
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parties who don't have any vested interest in your
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organization is huge for SEO for AI,
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really gives your entity a lot of authority.
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All right, fundamental number four,
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what AI knows about you is completely accidental.
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So people are like, I wanna get found in ai.
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If you are in their core knowledge, it was just a byproduct
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of its training and learning how to speak.
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So what do I mean by that?
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Basically, there's a couple different things when it comes
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to AI that you need to know.
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The first thing is there's the core knowledge
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that the machines have, and then there's AI search.
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AI search versus getting found in the AI models.
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So what happens, how these things learn is they go out
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to the internet, there's crawlers that go out
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to the internet, get a whole bunch of information,
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bring it back into a database, keep doing
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that, doing that, and doing that.
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to learn how to speak and reply to questions in smart ways.
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then the AI companies like Open AI
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and others, spend a whole bunch of time
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training the machines to be nice, training them not
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to tell you how to, you know,
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disrupt the government and whatever else.
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and change in things, was released in August.
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but its training data,
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its training date was actually cut off as of October, 2024.
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So 11 months ago. So it took them 10 months
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to train the machine to answer nicely.
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So why does this matter? And, and who cares?
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Well, there's something called retrieval,
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augmented generation or rag.
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So what happens is the machines will go out to the internet,
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say, okay, the way I look at it is like a high school
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student, you learn up to grade 12, you graduate high school,
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you only know so much math, so much science,
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so much whatever other thing you have
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to learn, and that's it.
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and look up some university level calculus stuff, come back
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and explain it to somebody else.
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That's the exact same as what the machines are doing.
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They're going out to the internet learning whatever it is
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that you ask them, and they bring it back,
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and then they give you the answer.
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context to what you were asking.
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answers if you've told them to.
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So they don't impact the actual AI's core knowledge.
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And everybody's AI results are a little bit different, if
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that makes sense to everybody.
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So think about it as the core knowledge is set in stone,
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and then the AI search is variable.
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So the set in stone part is also interesting,
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because if they have false or
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or wrong knowledge about you, there's no way to change it.
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and, you know, change the word pencil
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and remove the word pencil from their brain.
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'cause you know, roughly in somebody's brain where this,
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where language center is, it's kind of the same with ai.
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They don't have a particular table.
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Like there's not like a table,
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and you can delete that row
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that said pencil and what pencil means.
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very, very hard to change.
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So is all that making sense so far?
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All right, fun melon number five.
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Different people are at different places
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on the AI adoption curve.
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I don't know where everybody is on this side of things,
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but usually it starts off with fear.
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I don't know how to use this thing, then it's skepticism.
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Well, I, I use chat GPT, and it didn't gimme great results.
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I don't know what all the hype is about.
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And then usually there's a, oh my goodness moment,
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I'm trying to keep a pg.
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Usually there's an, oh my goodness moment
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where somebody has something
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and all of a sudden they realize that AI is here.
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And I'm hoping everybody on this call is at
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that stage at least where they're investigating ai
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and then they start to adopt it in their daily practices,
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and then they become masters of it over time.
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So hopefully everybody on this call is at least at the
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investigation stage, and I just like to kind
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of put this out there so that everybody understands
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that if you're gonna be implementing this into your
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companies, people in your organization
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are still gonna be stuck at fear.
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Other people are gonna say, well, this doesn't really work.
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Other people are gonna be having their mind blown tomorrow.
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And so you just gotta understand
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that different people are at different places on this curve,
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and it'll really make your life a lot easier if you do.
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Okay, it's all the foundational stuff. Let's talk about SEO.
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So there are three fundamental pillars of SEO
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that really are important.
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The first one is your on-page visibility,
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which is consisting of technical SEO content and style.
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The second is your off-page trust
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and authority, which is backlinks, pr, Wikipedia,
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knowledge, graphs and directories.
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And then the third part is monitoring.
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So using search console, mtel
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and other tools to be able to monitor.
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Now I'm gonna go through all these in more depth in detail,
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so you don't need to rate these down right at this point,
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but basically these are all
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the important things that matter.
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So let's start just giving you kind of an overview here.
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These all link together.
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So this is the important thing that I need you to understand
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as well, that you're on page visibility.
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You can have great technical SEO, good content and no style,
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and the LLMs won't recognize.
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And the same thing with your off page trust and authority.
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but you, you need all these other things
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to be able to really rank.
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So starting with on page technical, SEO, content
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and style, starting with technical, SEO,
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these are the really the basics of technical SEO.
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So if that all sounds like Greek,
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or at least some of it, uh,
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and for those of you who don't speak Greek, you speak SEO.
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This is, uh, this is the important stuff.
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So what does this mean? Performance and mobile.
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And so did anybody enter in their website in the chat?
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Was anybody brave? Let me see. No, nobody's brave.
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Come on. People don't, don't make me call you out.
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All right, there we go. There we go. All right.
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Blue Valley Tractor. Thank you Diego, I appreciate that.
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Let me, let me, where did the sheer thing go?
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Lemme stop sharing, uh, share over here.
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I'm gonna look up Blue Valet Tractor
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share the screen.
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Uh, blue Valet Tractor and Supply. Okay, perfect.
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So if you go to page speed Insights,
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which is at page speed web dev.com,
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so it's got the https and everything,
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and you just hit Analyze really kind of that easy.
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and tell you what, if Google was crawling your website,
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how fast it loads,
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and if there's anything wrong,
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it'll actually come back to this.
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It says diagnose performance issues.
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vitals assessment, and this website is passed.
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so he's like, try mine.
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I think, I think he was, I think he was bragging.
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This is, uh, you know, there was, he's trying
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to flex subtly, right?
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Was that, is that right Diego? Or am I talking for you?
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Uh, uh, not really sure,
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because, uh, when I check on Hre, yeah, our website rating,
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uh, is at four out of hundred.
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Okay, so, well, that is a,
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that's good to use different tools.
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Well, so you weren't flexing. Okay, I appreciate that.
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Um, okay, so what you can do is you can look at this tool.
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So your core web vitals are good, right?
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However, you do have some performance issues.
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because you want to get this performance issue
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up over a hundred, right?
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And, or sorry, up over 90, getting over a hundred out
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of a hundred would be exceptional.
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If you could do that, let me know.
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But basically anything,
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any issues you've got with your site.
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So this, this tells you that it actually takes 11.6 seconds
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for your site to be interactive on your page.
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So that probably has to do
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with this giant image in the background of the,
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like the, the blurry image.
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I'm betting that your blurry image is killing
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you, but let me see here.
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So you've got down here, what you basically need
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to do is everybody on the call, you can just run this report
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for yourself and then send it to your website developer
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and say, fix this, right?
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And so this is all the information you just,
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it gives you this list down here.
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It tells you all these different things to fix.
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So that's what you need to know.
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before your website completely loads.
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And, uh, you wanna, you wanna fix that, okay?
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So let me thank you. Yeah, yeah, no problem.
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Uh, I feel bad now because I was all trash talking you, and,
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and it wasn't, it wasn't that way.
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I thought it was a, I thought it was a
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humble brag there for a second.
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Okay, so let me go back to my presentation.
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For some reason, I can never find the share thing.
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It's killing me. All right there. It's okay.
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Back over here. So what you want
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to do when you're building your site is you wanna build
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for two audiences.
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You gotta build for the machine,
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and you gotta build for the people.
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So what we're talking about here on the technical SEO side
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of things really is building for the machine.
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for the machine to parse, annotate, and resurface.
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So basically what that means is easy to put in its memory
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and then easy to bring up.
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Again, there's a tool out there called Screaming Frog.
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Yes, it's actually called Screaming Frog.
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And it's a good tool to do, um, crawling of your website.
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This is nobody, nobody's on this call's website.
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tells you all the different issues.
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you've got different page titles that are too long,
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too short, not existing, all your technical stuff.
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This tool will basically do all this.
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or whoever you're working to with that on the SEO side
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of things and say, fix this.
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And that's, that's what happens.
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like some more important things here that,
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that this particular website had, you know, page titles
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outside of the head header tag.
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that the structure of the website is completely wrong.
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or third from the bottom says internal block by robots,
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that is something that the internal pages are completely
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blocked and website and Google
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and the other ais can't even crawl them.
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They don't even know they exist.
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Some tips, put your keywords early and your title tags
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and meta descriptions as well should have your keywords.
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and search engines scan these first to understand your page.
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different things that you should be able to do.
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If you think of a, uh, if you think of a, here,
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this is the next one, a Word document
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that's got like a main header,
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and then lower header, smaller headers like H two
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and H three, and,
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and the titles, that's exactly the way
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that you should build your website.
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your h threes, which just stand for heading
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and the heading level because that guides both readers
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and the machines and helps them understand
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how important a page can be.
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And, and so this is super important.
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Now, here's an example of a homepage that
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this is from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
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So I'm based outta Toronto,
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I'm sure my accent gave it away already,
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but based outta Toronto and Canada Mortgage
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and Housing Corporation, basically from COVID-19,
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they set up this website.
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they weren't taking into account that their H one is,
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what can we help you with?
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Like, that is not exactly a descriptive
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in any way, shape, or form.
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Good H one for a mortgage and housing corporation.
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It's kinda like Freddie, Freddie Mac
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or Fannie Mae saying, how can we, what can we help you with?
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It's kind of the same thing.
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where they could certainly have improvement.
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So why does this matter for ai if you have
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a heading that is like this?
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to post on Instagram.
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So is Sunday a good day post on Instagram?
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That is their heading. And then it gives a little blurb
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afterwards, a little snippet that talks about it.
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you'll notice on the right hand side here in this particular
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AI overview, best
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and worst times to post on Instagram,
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a brief guide by MailChimp.
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And it says right in it, that Sunday tends
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to easily be the worst day to post.
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generally Sunday is considered a less effective data post.
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Do you see how it all kind of links together?
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And the the machine can surface that type of information.
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So if you do this, you, you have a much better chance
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of showing in the AI search results.
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So remember I was talking about not the core knowledge,
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now I'm talking about AI search.
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Other thing it's really, really important that tons
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of people overlook is putting alt text in their images.
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what the image is.
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So you and I can see images
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and the machines are getting better
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and better at seeing what the images are.
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Google in particular,
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but the ai, most of the ais out there that crawl
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don't look for these things.
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So if you have to put your alt text in there,
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and this is just regular SEO how to do this, you know,
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you actually just put in a keyword rich
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description of the image.
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So like, this is a mountain landscape
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and that's all you need to do.
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Okay? That wasn't too technical.
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I hope everybody's, everybody's still awake. Okay, good.
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I'm looking, I'm like, I got you guys over here.
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I'm like, nobody's snoring.
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Lauren, bill, Dave, as long as you,
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you're the only ones I can see in Diego.
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As long as you guys don't start falling asleep
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on me, uh, I'm good.
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Everybody else, I'm sorry I can't see you. I okay, content.
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So these are all the basic realities.
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I'm not gonna go through these in too much detail,
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but content is super, super important.
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What are your goals? What tracking tools are you using?
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What keywords are you ranking for?
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So the very first thing, and I know Scott and Yuki
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and Isha are all about understanding your ideal audience.
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Well, who is your ICP?
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The very first question I think I've heard them ask about
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3000 times is who are you talking to?
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What is that person? What is their need?
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How well do you understand them?
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And I got all kinds of prompts
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and amazing things that I use as well.
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Um, so that, it's just excellent.
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So first thing you gotta do is
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understand your target audience.
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'cause everything else kind of pivots and,
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and is built based on that.
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There's a lot of different tracking tools out
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there that you can use.
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And I'll go through a couple of them briefly,
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but you know, the, the thing is trying to understand
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what keywords you wanna rank for.
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Oh, sorry. Yeah, Yuki, what's up? Um,
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We actually have a question in the chat. Um, I'm
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Sorry. Oh, thank you. Yeah,
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yeah, yeah. We're, what do we got?
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Uh, it's from Kevin. Uh,
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he's asking what's the target time to aim
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for in getting our homepage loaded,
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Uh, under two seconds.
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Ideally a second is what you should do.
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Um, got it, thank you.
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Yeah, no, no, no, that's, that's all good.
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I appreciate you asking the question, right?
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Thank you. And, Um, I'm trying
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to just look on the other side here.
511
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I'm gonna run another test to see if we can see if I can
512
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find something that I can show you like that.
513
00:22:36.485 --> 00:22:39.895
Okay. So back here to what keywords are you ranking for?
514
00:22:40.635 --> 00:22:42.895
And so what we wanna do is we wanna do
515
00:22:42.895 --> 00:22:43.975
some keyword research.
516
00:22:44.745 --> 00:22:46.435
There's a couple different ways that you can do this.
517
00:22:46.435 --> 00:22:49.995
So there's some free tools out there. There's Google Trends.
518
00:22:50.255 --> 00:22:51.395
You can look at Google Trends.
519
00:22:51.975 --> 00:22:53.635
If you have a Google Ads account,
520
00:22:53.655 --> 00:22:56.795
you can actually pull up Google keyword, keyword planner
521
00:22:57.375 --> 00:22:58.675
and it can help you try
522
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and figure out what you should rank for.
523
00:23:00.985 --> 00:23:03.115
There's some competitor research you can do.
524
00:23:03.595 --> 00:23:04.955
SEM Rush is a great tool.
525
00:23:05.255 --> 00:23:07.275
You also want to, you know, ask your clients.
526
00:23:07.275 --> 00:23:09.515
That's what the customer satisfaction survey is.
527
00:23:09.895 --> 00:23:11.635
And then you can also do autofill.
528
00:23:12.015 --> 00:23:15.315
If you start typing into Google a key search for you,
529
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it'll give you the autofill.
530
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Like those are the most common things that people type
531
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after that first word.
532
00:23:21.615 --> 00:23:24.835
And so that's just a really easy way to, um,
533
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to have your keywords show up and to know what to target.
534
00:23:31.135 --> 00:23:35.475
Uh, so there's an important differentiator here though,
535
00:23:35.475 --> 00:23:36.995
that we need to kind of stop
536
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and think about for a second when you're talking about AI
537
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search versus Google search ai.
538
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Well, Google, we'll start
539
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with is all about putting in keywords
540
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and getting little blue links that'll take you
541
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to the right answer.
542
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Ai, you're prompting the ai,
543
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and the AI is using either its core knowledge
544
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or its knowledge plus search to generate an answer.
545
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Same way as I'm kind of telling you this stuff out
546
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of my own words, if you ask me the same question again,
547
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I would say it slightly differently.
548
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The fundamental message would be the same,
549
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but I would say it a little bit differently.
550
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So that's what you gotta bear in mind.
551
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If you're optimizing for ai,
552
00:24:15.985 --> 00:24:17.925
you're not gonna always get the exact same answer
553
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'cause it's a generated response.
554
00:24:21.965 --> 00:24:25.025
So what I'm gonna do here is I'm gonna show you,
555
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um, two tools.
556
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So let me go over here
557
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and let me pull another from the chat, uh,
558
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somebody else's website, somebody else who was brave,
559
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all right, Klein products.com.
560
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Let me pull this up and get over there.
561
00:24:45.905 --> 00:24:50.245
So, who, who's Ann? Ann, this is you, right?
562
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Are you, are you, are you there, Ann?
563
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Yes, I'm here. All right.
564
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Are you, are you, are you ready for this?
565
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I'm gonna be gentle. I promise you don't, you're not even,
566
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you don't have your camera on,
567
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and I'm talking to a wonderful picture
568
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of you and your family.
569
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It's okay. I won't, I won't, I won't lean on that Too hard.
570
00:25:08.165 --> 00:25:10.005
It's a nice picture. Okay, so
571
00:25:10.035 --> 00:25:14.325
what I did was I put this into, uh, SEM rush paid tool.
572
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I'm not a, i, I don't make any money off of them.
573
00:25:17.275 --> 00:25:19.005
It's a good tool. Might wanna check it out.
574
00:25:19.825 --> 00:25:22.605
Um, so what I did was I put Klein products in.
575
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And Ann, where are you geographically located? Us?
576
00:25:27.035 --> 00:25:30.215
Yes. Okay, so I'm gonna refine this to us.
577
00:25:30.795 --> 00:25:33.335
And then this is approximately how much traffic you get.
578
00:25:33.995 --> 00:25:35.975
So I don't know what Kle products is,
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or does you, are you water trucks?
580
00:25:41.385 --> 00:25:44.845
Yes, we manufacture, uh, water truck equipment.
581
00:25:45.385 --> 00:25:46.765
Oh, very cool. Okay.
582
00:25:47.585 --> 00:25:49.845
So one of those things, okay,
583
00:25:49.865 --> 00:25:52.285
so these are your competitors, okay?
584
00:25:52.285 --> 00:25:54.845
So water trucks, I've never, this is all new to me.
585
00:25:55.165 --> 00:25:58.725
Excellent. I love this. So I'm gonna open up another window
586
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here with SEM rush, just to do some quick keyword research,
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water trucks, truck
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suppliers, something like that.
589
00:26:10.955 --> 00:26:11.905
Let's see what we come up with.
590
00:26:11.905 --> 00:26:12.785
Does anybody search for this?
591
00:26:12.785 --> 00:26:15.865
Okay, there's 30 searches, keyword ideas, water,
592
00:26:15.875 --> 00:26:18.705
truck parts, water trucks, spray head suppliers.
593
00:26:19.495 --> 00:26:23.185
Okay, so here is who shows up for water trucks,
594
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excess trucks, Curry supply water trucks.com.
595
00:26:27.965 --> 00:26:29.985
Of course, there's a water trucks.com, right?
596
00:26:30.765 --> 00:26:32.265
Um, okay, I'm sorry.
597
00:26:32.405 --> 00:26:34.745
I'm sorry, Ann, you don't show up on the first page.
598
00:26:35.815 --> 00:26:36.825
Yeah, I see that.
599
00:26:37.285 --> 00:26:39.305
But Curry Supply does twice.
600
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So then that's the thing that tells me two things.
601
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Number one is there's area for growth here.
602
00:26:45.185 --> 00:26:47.925
You have the opportunity if, if one, if Google only comes up
603
00:26:47.925 --> 00:26:50.285
with the results, like the same result basically twice,
604
00:26:51.155 --> 00:26:53.605
then uh, that gives you an opportunity here.
605
00:26:53.825 --> 00:26:56.925
So important things to look at just on this screen.
606
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Your domain authority, how much authority
607
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or domain has back links?
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This is how many people link into that website.
609
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So somebody who's in number three only has 399 back links.
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That's a really good sign that
611
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you could rank for this stuff.
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Search traffic 721.
613
00:27:13.285 --> 00:27:15.485
So we say, okay, well how, how do I show up?
614
00:27:16.065 --> 00:27:20.085
All right, so I have 362 and they had 300
615
00:27:20.145 --> 00:27:23.405
and 399 or only 207 down here.
616
00:27:23.505 --> 00:27:26.485
So you do have the opportunity to kind of, if you optimize
617
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to really rank for this type of a keyword.
618
00:27:29.065 --> 00:27:30.245
But the first thing is, is
619
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that an important keyword for you?
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Would you wanna be found for water truck suppliers?
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00:27:35.175 --> 00:27:37.555
You know, I'm more interested, can we see
622
00:27:37.555 --> 00:27:39.955
what it would look like for water truck parts?
623
00:27:41.255 --> 00:27:42.945
Sure. I think that was actually down here.
624
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Water truck parts supplier.
625
00:27:44.625 --> 00:27:46.065
Just parts. Okay, let's just do parts.
626
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Yeah, just parts. Water,
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Truck parts.
628
00:27:48.975 --> 00:27:53.305
Okay. There's more searches. It is only a 12% difficulty.
629
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Very easy. So even SEM rush is like,
630
00:27:56.785 --> 00:27:57.985
come on, you could rank for this.
631
00:27:59.085 --> 00:28:02.665
Um, all right, water trucks, access truck parts.
632
00:28:03.885 --> 00:28:05.785
Are you, I'm hoping for you. I'm hoping for you.
633
00:28:05.885 --> 00:28:06.905
No, unfortunately not.
634
00:28:06.905 --> 00:28:09.265
But again, you'll see water trucks is there twice.
635
00:28:10.085 --> 00:28:12.185
So really this whole, your whole industry,
636
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like you sh you could,
637
00:28:13.525 --> 00:28:15.745
you could kick some tush in this industry.
638
00:28:15.925 --> 00:28:18.065
And again, trying to compete, but, uh,
639
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I mean, we should, we're, yeah, we should
640
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Are. Are you also like
641
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the,
642
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the industry standard you guys have been
643
00:28:23.785 --> 00:28:25.225
around forever and all that kind of stuff?
644
00:28:25.645 --> 00:28:28.225
We have. Okay, so then yeah, we,
645
00:28:28.415 --> 00:28:31.585
then we should definitely, so your cost per click,
646
00:28:31.585 --> 00:28:33.545
just some other things to look at is 3 98.
647
00:28:33.725 --> 00:28:37.105
So this is an example of keyword variations.
648
00:28:37.205 --> 00:28:38.425
So how to find keywords.
649
00:28:38.425 --> 00:28:39.505
If, you know, water truck parts
650
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is something you wanna be found for.
651
00:28:41.095 --> 00:28:43.345
There's 106 different keywords.
652
00:28:43.485 --> 00:28:48.025
Oh, there you're Kline, right? Right. Kle water truck parts.
653
00:28:48.085 --> 00:28:50.025
You actually have 40
654
00:28:50.345 --> 00:28:51.905
searches directly with your brand search.
655
00:28:51.905 --> 00:28:53.225
Okay. So I'm hoping you should,
656
00:28:53.375 --> 00:28:55.665
Well, I hope we show up as you know,
657
00:28:55.725 --> 00:28:57.265
on the first page of those
658
00:28:57.265 --> 00:28:58.265
Search. Alright, I
659
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are you are, are you ready for this, Anne?
660
00:29:00.545 --> 00:29:04.985
I don't know. All right, let's see. Client products.
661
00:29:05.005 --> 00:29:06.545
Oh, oh yes, there you are. Client products.
662
00:29:06.545 --> 00:29:08.945
You're the first two results. Okay, good, good. That's good.
663
00:29:09.925 --> 00:29:12.785
Um, yeah, so definitely good thing, but yeah,
664
00:29:12.805 --> 00:29:13.945
but this would give you an idea.
665
00:29:14.085 --> 00:29:16.385
So all these different, if you look at all these different
666
00:29:16.505 --> 00:29:19.705
106 potential keywords, the question is,
667
00:29:19.705 --> 00:29:21.705
are these like Portland water truck parts?
668
00:29:21.805 --> 00:29:24.905
Are those, is that good United water truck parts?
669
00:29:25.845 --> 00:29:27.825
Um, these, these could be all things that you could target.
670
00:29:27.845 --> 00:29:29.185
So this is just one example of
671
00:29:29.185 --> 00:29:30.505
how you do some keyword research
672
00:29:31.325 --> 00:29:33.385
if you were client products.
673
00:29:33.575 --> 00:29:35.065
Does that all make sense? Mm-hmm.
674
00:29:35.775 --> 00:29:39.705
Okay. Yeah. So this SEM rush, that's a paid,
675
00:29:40.765 --> 00:29:42.175
It is a paid tool. Yeah.
676
00:29:42.325 --> 00:29:45.655
Okay. So, um,
677
00:29:46.935 --> 00:29:48.035
and then the next one,
678
00:29:48.135 --> 00:29:49.515
oh, actually here, let me stop sharing.
679
00:29:49.655 --> 00:29:52.355
I'm just gonna go to the next one, which is our tool,
680
00:29:52.965 --> 00:29:56.275
which we, which I posted in the chat, um,
681
00:29:56.565 --> 00:29:58.475
which is called, uh, mtel.
682
00:29:59.215 --> 00:30:01.315
So if we started a new check.
683
00:30:01.535 --> 00:30:05.075
So are you, are you up for uh, doing some Kline products?
684
00:30:06.115 --> 00:30:08.535
Uh, LLM testing here?
685
00:30:10.275 --> 00:30:12.325
Sure. Okay. Well I appreciate you saying Sure.
686
00:30:12.485 --> 00:30:13.685
'cause I already hit the go button.
687
00:30:15.625 --> 00:30:18.245
So what this is, this is also the app of the day, right?
688
00:30:18.345 --> 00:30:20.205
So I figured I just, I know I did
689
00:30:20.485 --> 00:30:21.765
that completely out of order.
690
00:30:22.315 --> 00:30:24.805
Yuki, right? You're gonna forgive me as I'm a guest host.
691
00:30:24.985 --> 00:30:26.405
No worries. Okay.
692
00:30:26.785 --> 00:30:30.085
App of the day mtel L-L-M-T-E l.com.
693
00:30:30.105 --> 00:30:31.565
So this is something you can sign up, go there,
694
00:30:31.745 --> 00:30:33.005
get free 10 free reports.
695
00:30:33.025 --> 00:30:35.965
You can do this all yourself. So what it does is it goes out
696
00:30:35.965 --> 00:30:38.005
to the internet and it finds
697
00:30:39.075 --> 00:30:40.805
information about K client products.
698
00:30:40.945 --> 00:30:44.125
So Ann, I'm gonna ask you to just kind of quickly skim this
699
00:30:44.715 --> 00:30:46.685
just for the sake of everybody on the call.
700
00:30:47.775 --> 00:30:50.785
Does this look kind of right? Are you outta Jacksonville?
701
00:30:50.785 --> 00:30:52.585
Yeah. Mm-hmm. Ontario,
702
00:30:53.015 --> 00:30:56.465
your ISO compliant, all this kind of good stuff. Yep,
703
00:30:57.085 --> 00:30:58.145
That's us. Okay.
704
00:30:58.205 --> 00:31:00.225
That's you. Fantastic. This looks correct.
705
00:31:00.765 --> 00:31:04.705
So what this does is this will now generate some questions
706
00:31:04.935 --> 00:31:07.025
that a user might prompt.
707
00:31:07.205 --> 00:31:11.145
So given that you are all about water truck parts, well,
708
00:31:11.145 --> 00:31:12.105
you're not, I know you're more than that,
709
00:31:12.125 --> 00:31:12.865
but just bear with me.
710
00:31:13.665 --> 00:31:16.105
I, you can actually do custom questions.
711
00:31:16.105 --> 00:31:19.225
So here's the questions it suggests, okay, just say yes
712
00:31:19.225 --> 00:31:21.385
and no, um, if you would want
713
00:31:21.405 --> 00:31:23.585
to do a quick search for any of these things.
714
00:31:23.765 --> 00:31:25.625
So what is a reliable water tank
715
00:31:25.625 --> 00:31:28.365
for mining and construction? Is that you or no?
716
00:31:28.985 --> 00:31:32.675
Yes. Who makes heavy duty off highway truck tanks? Yes.
717
00:31:33.505 --> 00:31:35.935
Where can I buy industrial water tanks in Jacksonville?
718
00:31:37.975 --> 00:31:40.845
Industrial water tanks? Probably not.
719
00:31:41.325 --> 00:31:44.385
I don't know. How do I get spare parts
720
00:31:44.385 --> 00:31:46.065
and training for water distribution permit?
721
00:31:46.165 --> 00:31:49.145
Yes. Which manufacturers have ISO
722
00:31:49.145 --> 00:31:50.505
9,001 certified water systems?
723
00:31:50.615 --> 00:31:52.025
That seems a little broad.
724
00:31:52.135 --> 00:31:54.345
Yeah, no. So where can
725
00:31:54.945 --> 00:31:57.545
I buy water truck parts?
726
00:31:58.685 --> 00:32:00.545
Yes. And then
727
00:32:02.655 --> 00:32:07.185
give me a list of the best water truck parts,
728
00:32:07.665 --> 00:32:10.145
suppliers, that kind of stuff.
729
00:32:10.145 --> 00:32:12.225
So what I'll do then, oops, I won't run that.
730
00:32:12.415 --> 00:32:14.225
I'll create this report. So this is gonna
731
00:32:14.225 --> 00:32:15.385
take a minute to run.
732
00:32:16.605 --> 00:32:18.745
So while we're waiting for it to run, we will come back
733
00:32:18.745 --> 00:32:20.385
to it, but I don't wanna leave you guys hanging.
734
00:32:20.485 --> 00:32:21.545
So let me stop sharing.
735
00:32:22.335 --> 00:32:23.665
It's just gonna take a minute or two
736
00:32:23.725 --> 00:32:25.865
and I will share my other screen again.
737
00:32:27.195 --> 00:32:30.895
And this is, um, lemme tell.
738
00:32:31.405 --> 00:32:33.455
Okay, so some of the other things,
739
00:32:33.695 --> 00:32:36.375
when you're doing content, um, keyword research,
740
00:32:36.555 --> 00:32:38.615
are you targeting local or national?
741
00:32:39.545 --> 00:32:42.405
And then which of those pages have high authority?
742
00:32:42.585 --> 00:32:45.125
So this is kind of more old school SEO in terms
743
00:32:45.125 --> 00:32:46.645
of which page has high authority.
744
00:32:47.235 --> 00:32:50.165
It's very important that there's a, to, to figure out
745
00:32:50.165 --> 00:32:52.605
what has high authority, because if you have high authority
746
00:32:53.265 --> 00:32:56.285
on those pages, you will also be able to, um,
747
00:32:56.595 --> 00:32:58.525
rank easier in the large language models
748
00:32:58.545 --> 00:32:59.685
on the SEO side of things.
749
00:32:59.985 --> 00:33:01.845
So there's a tool called majestic.com
750
00:33:02.155 --> 00:33:04.485
that just looking at the time, I won't show you,
751
00:33:04.505 --> 00:33:06.045
but it's another one that you should check out.
752
00:33:06.075 --> 00:33:07.325
It's also a paid tool.
753
00:33:07.865 --> 00:33:10.045
Um, and what it does is it looks at page authority.
754
00:33:11.165 --> 00:33:13.385
So then what you wanna do is you wanna reverse engineer
755
00:33:13.385 --> 00:33:14.905
those pages and say, what features
756
00:33:14.905 --> 00:33:16.985
of those pages resulted in the high authority?
757
00:33:17.085 --> 00:33:18.145
Is it how they're structured?
758
00:33:18.445 --> 00:33:19.665
Is it, do they have bullet points?
759
00:33:19.685 --> 00:33:21.225
Do they have a comparison thing on it?
760
00:33:21.845 --> 00:33:22.905
Why are they high authority?
761
00:33:23.845 --> 00:33:25.265
And then who are your main competitors?
762
00:33:25.285 --> 00:33:29.225
We touch base on the competitors a little bit on SEM rush.
763
00:33:29.645 --> 00:33:32.385
And then you can also do the same thing based on the results
764
00:33:32.385 --> 00:33:35.945
that you'll get from mtel, which is coming up.
765
00:33:36.245 --> 00:33:39.705
So one of the other important things about your content
766
00:33:40.405 --> 00:33:43.105
is you want to do a full content audit.
767
00:33:43.165 --> 00:33:46.145
If you can, you want to inventory all your existing pages
768
00:33:46.725 --> 00:33:49.865
and categorize them by topic, intent and content type,
769
00:33:49.965 --> 00:33:52.665
and then identify where your gaps are.
770
00:33:53.365 --> 00:33:55.025
You may have duplicate pages,
771
00:33:55.205 --> 00:33:56.825
you may have really outdated stuff.
772
00:33:56.925 --> 00:33:59.425
You might, you know, for example, you might have parts
773
00:33:59.565 --> 00:34:02.025
for a truck that no longer is manufactured,
774
00:34:02.225 --> 00:34:03.625
although you might wanna still sell those parts,
775
00:34:03.685 --> 00:34:05.705
but it might be from, if you've been around for a while,
776
00:34:05.705 --> 00:34:06.945
it might be from 1998
777
00:34:07.405 --> 00:34:11.225
and those trucks are off the road, basically show, um,
778
00:34:11.615 --> 00:34:13.825
show last updated dates on your articles.
779
00:34:14.445 --> 00:34:16.905
Why? Because AI tends to favor content
780
00:34:17.455 --> 00:34:18.905
that is clearly current.
781
00:34:19.125 --> 00:34:20.665
So by putting dates,
782
00:34:21.245 --> 00:34:24.025
and you can update that by, even if you have a great piece
783
00:34:24.025 --> 00:34:28.345
of content from 2020 2020, you could say updated
784
00:34:29.465 --> 00:34:33.705
September 17th, 2025 and then, you know, save it that way.
785
00:34:33.925 --> 00:34:35.465
So the, the machines like that.
786
00:34:37.875 --> 00:34:40.015
So here is the other thing as to how
787
00:34:40.075 --> 00:34:41.455
to think about your content.
788
00:34:42.485 --> 00:34:45.095
What we really recommend is a topic pillar.
789
00:34:45.715 --> 00:34:49.135
And so that topic pillar could be, you know, um, just using
790
00:34:49.755 --> 00:34:51.935
the, hang on, let's,
791
00:34:51.935 --> 00:34:53.735
let's use somebody else's website instead
792
00:34:53.735 --> 00:34:55.575
of me constantly picking on Ann, who else,
793
00:34:55.675 --> 00:34:57.135
who else said that they were up for this?
794
00:34:59.105 --> 00:35:03.445
Uh, ag wraps.com. So who's ag wraps?
795
00:35:05.195 --> 00:35:08.105
John, John, you on the call?
796
00:35:13.345 --> 00:35:14.265
I don't, yes, I don't,
797
00:35:14.905 --> 00:35:16.705
I I do see him on the call.
798
00:35:16.705 --> 00:35:19.285
John, can you hear us? Yes, I can.
799
00:35:19.955 --> 00:35:21.445
Okay, perfect. Hey John.
800
00:35:21.465 --> 00:35:23.125
Oh, you're very, you're you're at the back.
801
00:35:23.125 --> 00:35:25.645
Thank you very much for, for contributing this.
802
00:35:25.865 --> 00:35:28.725
You got a cool, I that's a cool website.
803
00:35:29.165 --> 00:35:31.005
I like, I like the image of the truck.
804
00:35:32.325 --> 00:35:34.535
Does you, you actually have that truck, don't you?
805
00:35:35.075 --> 00:35:38.645
Yes, we do. I thought you might. Okay, so that's very cool.
806
00:35:38.705 --> 00:35:41.725
So if you have a, for example, a pillar page, so something
807
00:35:41.725 --> 00:35:44.485
that would be a topic pillar, you could have something like,
808
00:35:44.625 --> 00:35:48.525
um, how to wrap a vehicle And, you know, I'm assuming
809
00:35:48.555 --> 00:35:50.845
that this would be primarily what you do.
810
00:35:51.235 --> 00:35:52.645
What else do you wrap, John?
811
00:35:54.025 --> 00:35:56.405
We wrap everything. We wrap, uh, storefronts,
812
00:35:56.995 --> 00:35:59.845
wall architectural, everything, anything
813
00:35:59.845 --> 00:36:01.485
that is can apply right now.
814
00:36:01.545 --> 00:36:02.565
We apply. We wrap it.
815
00:36:02.955 --> 00:36:05.165
Perfect. So you could have, and I'm looking at it.
816
00:36:05.165 --> 00:36:08.165
So you could have vehicles, storefronts, walls,
817
00:36:08.165 --> 00:36:10.005
those could all be a pillar page
818
00:36:10.385 --> 00:36:13.365
and then, uh, you could have a second page that's associated
819
00:36:13.365 --> 00:36:14.925
with that with different types of vehicles.
820
00:36:14.955 --> 00:36:19.085
What wrap looks best on, uh, an SUV, what wrap looks best,
821
00:36:19.185 --> 00:36:22.845
if you're gonna wrap, um, you know, a Tesla cyber truck,
822
00:36:22.945 --> 00:36:24.925
you know, because I've always wondered, are you,
823
00:36:24.925 --> 00:36:27.325
have you wrapped many cyber trucks just outta curiosity?
824
00:36:28.105 --> 00:36:30.725
Yes. Even we just did one recently, yesterday.
825
00:36:31.065 --> 00:36:32.885
Oh, okay. 'cause I always thought everybody looks at them,
826
00:36:32.885 --> 00:36:34.445
so that would be great to have 'em wrapped.
827
00:36:34.635 --> 00:36:36.805
Okay, so that's an example of pillar pages
828
00:36:36.905 --> 00:36:38.765
and then clusters associated with it.
829
00:36:39.705 --> 00:36:42.115
Um, beyond that,
830
00:36:42.665 --> 00:36:45.395
what you wanna do is you wanna build topical authority.
831
00:36:45.415 --> 00:36:47.755
And how you do that is you add FAQs
832
00:36:48.575 --> 00:36:51.875
and you add, you know, you double check your time on page
833
00:36:51.875 --> 00:36:53.195
and the scroll draft depth,
834
00:36:53.615 --> 00:36:56.355
and then you make sure that the crawlers can actually
835
00:36:56.855 --> 00:36:57.875
access your page.
836
00:36:58.095 --> 00:37:01.595
So why this is so, so that they can actually index you.
837
00:37:01.975 --> 00:37:03.315
And that's really, really important.
838
00:37:03.585 --> 00:37:06.235
Okay, so going back over to the other page here,
839
00:37:06.235 --> 00:37:07.355
and I realize I'm jumping around.
840
00:37:07.405 --> 00:37:09.115
Thank you very much for bearing with me.
841
00:37:09.915 --> 00:37:12.555
I wanna share Ann's report.
842
00:37:14.205 --> 00:37:15.945
So Anne, actually, lemme change the color.
843
00:37:16.545 --> 00:37:19.505
Probably easier to see. So Anne, four out
844
00:37:19.505 --> 00:37:24.345
of the 17 models know your brand, uh, which is,
845
00:37:24.345 --> 00:37:27.745
which is, um, there's some room for improvement there, uh,
846
00:37:28.835 --> 00:37:30.825
Which is not good. Yeah,
847
00:37:30.825 --> 00:37:33.465
Well, well the problem is, like I I mentioned earlier,
848
00:37:33.655 --> 00:37:37.105
like once you're in the model, you can't change the model.
849
00:37:37.205 --> 00:37:38.945
So like Claude doesn't know who you are,
850
00:37:38.945 --> 00:37:40.305
deep seek doesn't know who you are,
851
00:37:40.365 --> 00:37:42.065
all these different chats don't know who you are.
852
00:37:42.185 --> 00:37:45.745
GPT-4 oh does four oh is search doesn't
853
00:37:46.975 --> 00:37:48.625
five five is here.
854
00:37:48.735 --> 00:37:51.825
Doesn't, Gemini doesn't, but the web search ones do.
855
00:37:51.965 --> 00:37:56.065
So unfortunately, also, when you ask the question,
856
00:37:56.245 --> 00:37:59.105
what's a reliable water tank for mining Who heavy,
857
00:37:59.365 --> 00:38:01.385
who makes heavy off-duty highway truck tanks?
858
00:38:01.975 --> 00:38:05.425
Give me a list of the best water truck parts suppliers,
859
00:38:06.315 --> 00:38:08.405
it's zero of them mention you.
860
00:38:08.745 --> 00:38:10.845
So let's go down and look at that. Who do they mention?
861
00:38:11.295 --> 00:38:13.505
These Rascals.
862
00:38:14.765 --> 00:38:17.505
All right, Peterbilt, Kenworth, Freightliner, Mac,
863
00:38:18.095 --> 00:38:20.585
specialized Water, McClellan.
864
00:38:20.585 --> 00:38:23.105
Do these guys are these right? McClellan, Curry.
865
00:38:23.455 --> 00:38:25.545
Ledwell Dragon and rco.
866
00:38:26.535 --> 00:38:30.585
I've never heard of Dragon and rco, but McClellan Curry
867
00:38:30.585 --> 00:38:32.985
and Ledwell, we've, I've heard of, yeah.
868
00:38:33.415 --> 00:38:34.825
Okay, who do the,
869
00:38:35.055 --> 00:38:38.915
who does Deep seek recommend Armour Heel Tank Mart?
870
00:38:40.155 --> 00:38:44.605
Do these guys? They're all competitors, some of them.
871
00:38:44.825 --> 00:38:48.605
Um, so needless, needless to say, there's,
872
00:38:48.605 --> 00:38:49.805
there's some room for improvement.
873
00:38:50.265 --> 00:38:53.285
And what it does, this report actually shows you
874
00:38:53.545 --> 00:38:55.685
who the main competitors are here,
875
00:38:55.985 --> 00:38:57.805
who are competitors mentioned in the questions.
876
00:38:58.705 --> 00:39:01.965
So I will just share this report, copy this link,
877
00:39:02.105 --> 00:39:03.125
put it in the chat,
878
00:39:03.945 --> 00:39:05.725
and so you can actually take a look at that
879
00:39:05.745 --> 00:39:07.885
and if anybody else is interested, they can see,
880
00:39:08.625 --> 00:39:10.165
um, how you rank as well.
881
00:39:10.665 --> 00:39:12.605
But that's where you can also go in the top right corner
882
00:39:13.265 --> 00:39:17.685
and choose your own, um, run your own reports.
883
00:39:18.035 --> 00:39:19.325
Does that, does that all make sense?
884
00:39:20.825 --> 00:39:22.715
Yeah, thank you for, for doing that.
885
00:39:22.865 --> 00:39:24.595
I'll, I'll take a look at that for sure.
886
00:39:25.175 --> 00:39:27.115
No problem. Well, thank you for being willing to
887
00:39:28.445 --> 00:39:29.785
be on the call.
888
00:39:30.405 --> 00:39:31.865
So, okay, lemme go back over here.
889
00:39:33.985 --> 00:39:36.435
Okay, what you wanna do is you wanna review
890
00:39:36.455 --> 00:39:38.515
and refresh your top pages every quarter.
891
00:39:39.595 --> 00:39:40.885
Okay, that was content.
892
00:39:41.745 --> 00:39:45.005
Now what we wanna do is talk a little bit about your style.
893
00:39:45.785 --> 00:39:48.165
You wanna have quick facts, so you have a label
894
00:39:48.225 --> 00:39:49.765
and information, label and information.
895
00:39:50.225 --> 00:39:51.485
The machines really like this
896
00:39:51.585 --> 00:39:53.525
as you notice from the report I ran for.
897
00:39:53.585 --> 00:39:57.435
And there was a information
898
00:39:57.655 --> 00:39:59.155
who they were, what they did.
899
00:39:59.535 --> 00:40:02.515
So the more you can have on your site, the better that is.
900
00:40:03.855 --> 00:40:07.755
You can also use this tool called, uh, schema Validator.
901
00:40:08.135 --> 00:40:11.275
So what this is schema markup is basically information on
902
00:40:11.275 --> 00:40:14.395
your website that tells the machine what your site is about
903
00:40:14.415 --> 00:40:15.555
and what it relates to.
904
00:40:16.215 --> 00:40:19.635
So imagine if your website front end is for people,
905
00:40:20.265 --> 00:40:23.435
this backend is for the machines to tell it how
906
00:40:23.435 --> 00:40:25.115
to categorize your website
907
00:40:25.115 --> 00:40:28.195
and what it, what, what it should be associated with.
908
00:40:28.815 --> 00:40:32.355
So schema.org is something that's very important
909
00:40:32.855 --> 00:40:34.835
to see whether or not you have it on your site.
910
00:40:35.535 --> 00:40:40.475
And I'm gonna go, um, back to this other screen.
911
00:40:40.535 --> 00:40:42.395
Oh, I can do it this way instead of I'm gonna stop sharing.
912
00:40:43.295 --> 00:40:45.395
So if we go to schema.org
913
00:40:47.555 --> 00:40:50.535
On a call, um, We all do.
914
00:40:51.235 --> 00:40:52.975
Oh hey Jeremy, how you doing?
915
00:40:56.275 --> 00:40:59.775
Um, so if we actually go here into the chat
916
00:41:01.435 --> 00:41:03.895
and let me go up here to some
917
00:41:03.895 --> 00:41:06.535
of the other website verify protect.com.
918
00:41:06.535 --> 00:41:10.695
Lauren, thank you very much. Are you there, Lauren?
919
00:41:13.895 --> 00:41:15.915
Yes, I'm here. Okay, perfect.
920
00:41:16.535 --> 00:41:20.035
So if we go, it's saying your website can't be reached. Oh,
921
00:41:20.035 --> 00:41:21.035
Perfect.
922
00:41:22.835 --> 00:41:24.885
Hold on, let's try it again. Maybe it's on my end.
923
00:41:24.885 --> 00:41:26.165
Maybe I got too many windows open.
924
00:41:30.345 --> 00:41:32.895
We'll blame, we'll blame my Could be There it is.
925
00:41:33.065 --> 00:41:34.905
Is there it is. Yeah. It was definitely me.
926
00:41:34.965 --> 00:41:36.425
It was a me issue, not a you issue.
927
00:41:36.805 --> 00:41:38.065
I'm hosting, I'm hosting
928
00:41:38.165 --> 00:41:40.545
and I've got how many windows open across the top here.
929
00:41:40.845 --> 00:41:43.505
So yeah. Alright, so if we go to schema.org
930
00:41:44.165 --> 00:41:46.225
and we post this in, what this basically is,
931
00:41:46.245 --> 00:41:47.305
is it will tell you whether
932
00:41:47.305 --> 00:41:50.105
or not you've got schema information on your website,
933
00:41:50.105 --> 00:41:53.625
which talks about what your website is about and whether
934
00:41:53.625 --> 00:41:55.945
or not it, uh, it relates to anything else.
935
00:41:55.965 --> 00:41:57.305
And you do well done.
936
00:41:57.645 --> 00:41:59.465
I'm sure you, I'm sure you knew that right?
937
00:42:01.025 --> 00:42:03.585
Actually, Christina, who is also on this call would be
938
00:42:03.585 --> 00:42:04.825
better aware of that than I would,
939
00:42:04.885 --> 00:42:05.885
But okay, well done. Christina
940
00:42:05.885 --> 00:42:08.265
Crops props to Christina.
941
00:42:09.045 --> 00:42:14.025
So basically, um, so Christina, yeah, so you've got
942
00:42:15.065 --> 00:42:17.165
verify and Protect, you got different schema on here.
943
00:42:17.185 --> 00:42:19.765
So basically without boring everybody to death,
944
00:42:20.195 --> 00:42:22.005
this tells you kind of what it is.
945
00:42:22.005 --> 00:42:24.325
This is a webpage, this is the URL. Mm-hmm.
946
00:42:24.595 --> 00:42:27.125
This is the name of the webpage and this is the description.
947
00:42:27.825 --> 00:42:29.765
So that's kind of the very top level.
948
00:42:29.905 --> 00:42:31.925
And then is part of a website.
949
00:42:32.465 --> 00:42:33.885
Here's all the different information.
950
00:42:34.625 --> 00:42:38.885
Um, you have search on there, you are an organization, uh,
951
00:42:38.885 --> 00:42:40.885
you have breadcrumbs on your website.
952
00:42:41.625 --> 00:42:43.245
Um, and that's kind of it.
953
00:42:43.245 --> 00:42:45.445
So there's, uh, and then if you wanted to find your logo,
954
00:42:45.515 --> 00:42:49.845
this is where your logo is, um, to be able to find it.
955
00:42:49.985 --> 00:42:52.085
So all that, all that kind of lineup,
956
00:42:52.085 --> 00:42:53.765
Christina, in terms of what you're doing.
957
00:42:54.355 --> 00:42:56.925
Yeah, yeah, I mean I didn't have any part in actually
958
00:42:57.035 --> 00:42:58.085
putting all that together.
959
00:42:58.085 --> 00:42:59.725
We had a, a company help us,
960
00:42:59.785 --> 00:43:01.125
but I'm glad to know they did it well.
961
00:43:03.395 --> 00:43:05.005
Okay, well perfect. Well, if we do an image,
962
00:43:05.665 --> 00:43:08.485
if we do an image search, hopefully your Verify
963
00:43:08.485 --> 00:43:11.145
and Protect logo comes up, which it does.
964
00:43:11.405 --> 00:43:13.585
And it comes up first. So that's
965
00:43:13.585 --> 00:43:15.785
because you have schema markup on your website.
966
00:43:15.805 --> 00:43:17.985
It tells the machines this is the logo
967
00:43:18.525 --> 00:43:20.785
and so the machine knows when I search, verify,
968
00:43:20.785 --> 00:43:22.985
protect under image search, there it is.
969
00:43:23.735 --> 00:43:25.865
Okay. Right. So that's, that's a good thing,
970
00:43:26.005 --> 00:43:27.145
but you should definitely do that
971
00:43:27.165 --> 00:43:28.265
for all your images and things.
972
00:43:28.685 --> 00:43:32.305
So let me share my other screen again,
973
00:43:32.965 --> 00:43:37.085
go back over here and we'll continue to move on.
974
00:43:37.505 --> 00:43:40.925
Um, there's also another tool that's called the, uh,
975
00:43:41.475 --> 00:43:44.845
rich Snippets tool that you can get from Google
976
00:43:44.945 --> 00:43:46.205
and that's really important to check
977
00:43:46.205 --> 00:43:47.525
as well 'cause that's what Google has.
978
00:43:47.985 --> 00:43:50.765
But this is basically what schema looks like.
979
00:43:51.175 --> 00:43:53.805
Super interesting. I know you guys are all jotting this down
980
00:43:54.025 --> 00:43:56.645
and you're like, I'm gonna take this home and do this.
981
00:43:56.745 --> 00:43:59.125
But yeah, it's kind of, but you needs to be done.
982
00:44:00.025 --> 00:44:04.165
And then other main points about content for style,
983
00:44:04.865 --> 00:44:07.845
you wanna have clear, concise writing, short paragraphs,
984
00:44:08.365 --> 00:44:10.645
summarize key points, think about writing
985
00:44:10.785 --> 00:44:15.485
for a middle schooler and not something super technical
986
00:44:15.485 --> 00:44:16.965
because the machines like
987
00:44:16.965 --> 00:44:19.045
to surface information at a middle
988
00:44:19.045 --> 00:44:20.725
schooler kind of reading level.
989
00:44:21.105 --> 00:44:24.685
So if you supply that information, it will actually fetch
990
00:44:24.685 --> 00:44:25.765
that information as well.
991
00:44:27.125 --> 00:44:30.415
Okay, now I'm not gonna go in too much depth
992
00:44:30.415 --> 00:44:31.925
to use AI for content.
993
00:44:32.705 --> 00:44:36.485
Um, the only thing I'm gonna talk about is using AI
994
00:44:36.485 --> 00:44:37.605
for base level content.
995
00:44:37.905 --> 00:44:40.565
So if you're a water truck manufacturer, there's only
996
00:44:40.565 --> 00:44:42.165
so much you can talk about actually, water
997
00:44:42.465 --> 00:44:43.685
and trucks, right?
998
00:44:43.755 --> 00:44:47.005
Like, and that's, that's basically all the base knowledge
999
00:44:47.005 --> 00:44:48.845
that you need to have and that can be generated
1000
00:44:48.845 --> 00:44:50.805
by ai where it's different.
1001
00:44:50.985 --> 00:44:53.845
And where you don't wanna use AI is if say there's news like
1002
00:44:53.845 --> 00:44:57.125
say there was, uh, the water trucks helped put out fires,
1003
00:44:57.635 --> 00:45:00.205
then you would, you know, talk about how amazing they are.
1004
00:45:00.745 --> 00:45:02.565
And then you also wanna have thought leadership.
1005
00:45:02.565 --> 00:45:04.205
If you, if client has been around for forever,
1006
00:45:04.865 --> 00:45:06.645
all the different innovations in the industry.
1007
00:45:06.645 --> 00:45:08.405
If you're making some new innovations,
1008
00:45:08.405 --> 00:45:10.005
that's a great time to talk about it as well.
1009
00:45:10.025 --> 00:45:13.125
So that's when not to use ai, if all that makes sense.
1010
00:45:13.385 --> 00:45:14.445
Uh, on that side of things,
1011
00:45:14.705 --> 00:45:17.845
you can also use AI deep research, which is very cool
1012
00:45:17.865 --> 00:45:19.645
to give you frameworks and structure.
1013
00:45:20.425 --> 00:45:22.485
But the reason why I say not to is
1014
00:45:22.485 --> 00:45:24.365
because AI content is the average
1015
00:45:24.385 --> 00:45:25.885
of all the content that's out there.
1016
00:45:26.315 --> 00:45:29.285
It's the next most logical word in a sentence.
1017
00:45:29.785 --> 00:45:31.765
So you're never gonna stand out on Google
1018
00:45:32.515 --> 00:45:34.845
because it's the average.
1019
00:45:35.305 --> 00:45:37.045
So how do you stand out if you're the average?
1020
00:45:37.065 --> 00:45:39.555
You literally can't. The difference is though,
1021
00:45:39.555 --> 00:45:40.675
like you look at this middle line,
1022
00:45:40.905 --> 00:45:42.195
it's moving up all the time.
1023
00:45:42.215 --> 00:45:43.915
So the average is getting better and better.
1024
00:45:43.945 --> 00:45:46.515
Like I'm, I'm for sure below this line, I'm one
1025
00:45:46.515 --> 00:45:48.955
of those low, low blue dots on my writing.
1026
00:45:49.575 --> 00:45:51.955
So having people who can do a better job is
1027
00:45:51.955 --> 00:45:53.195
important for everybody.
1028
00:45:53.535 --> 00:45:55.235
So there's a lot of different things you should do on
1029
00:45:55.235 --> 00:45:56.315
the content side of things.
1030
00:45:56.655 --> 00:45:58.235
You wanna do your right keyword research,
1031
00:45:58.255 --> 00:45:59.915
you wanna set your goals and objectives.
1032
00:45:59.935 --> 00:46:01.955
You wanna make sure that you've got the right things set
1033
00:46:01.955 --> 00:46:03.275
for your keywords
1034
00:46:03.495 --> 00:46:05.835
and your page content that you're working on.
1035
00:46:06.575 --> 00:46:08.355
We also use GPT for sheets.
1036
00:46:09.095 --> 00:46:10.635
And so we actually use this
1037
00:46:10.635 --> 00:46:14.315
where it's a plugin from chat GPT if you have API access.
1038
00:46:14.535 --> 00:46:17.755
And then you can actually use chat GPT in your Google sheets
1039
00:46:18.215 --> 00:46:23.115
to actually just um, use pro use, um, formulas the same way
1040
00:46:23.115 --> 00:46:24.635
as you would in any other Excel sheet.
1041
00:46:25.785 --> 00:46:28.715
Okay, on page took a lot of time.
1042
00:46:29.085 --> 00:46:31.595
Let's keep going with off page goes faster.
1043
00:46:31.955 --> 00:46:34.735
Remember I said about Google it's search
1044
00:46:34.735 --> 00:46:36.095
versus a prompt result.
1045
00:46:36.365 --> 00:46:37.895
There's four different types of searches
1046
00:46:38.595 --> 00:46:40.975
AI is taking over the top left here.
1047
00:46:41.435 --> 00:46:45.095
Mostly, uh, to begin with, informational searches are
1048
00:46:45.095 --> 00:46:48.735
what you're seeing coming up in the AI search results.
1049
00:46:48.755 --> 00:46:50.935
The AI overviews, some
1050
00:46:50.935 --> 00:46:53.335
of the navigational stuff is a little bit, a little bit
1051
00:46:53.335 --> 00:46:55.735
of the commercial, but people are starting to use it more
1052
00:46:55.735 --> 00:46:58.575
and more for commercial but mostly informational.
1053
00:46:59.075 --> 00:47:00.655
So if you have any informational searches,
1054
00:47:00.715 --> 00:47:03.135
you're now in the zero click zone they call it, where
1055
00:47:03.795 --> 00:47:05.215
AI is just gonna answer the question.
1056
00:47:07.525 --> 00:47:11.265
So an important thing to understand is a knowledge graph.
1057
00:47:12.005 --> 00:47:13.225
So what is a knowledge graph?
1058
00:47:13.645 --> 00:47:16.665
It is the information on the webs on the internet
1059
00:47:16.665 --> 00:47:18.105
that's about your entity.
1060
00:47:18.105 --> 00:47:21.585
You've all seen a knowledge graph before this.
1061
00:47:21.765 --> 00:47:26.345
On the right hand side is what's called a knowledge panel.
1062
00:47:26.445 --> 00:47:28.225
So if you actually search for Starbucks,
1063
00:47:28.775 --> 00:47:31.005
this knowledge panel tells you
1064
00:47:31.035 --> 00:47:33.205
what Google knows about Starbucks.
1065
00:47:33.795 --> 00:47:36.205
Unfortunately, I don't think anybody on this call is gonna
1066
00:47:36.205 --> 00:47:38.685
have a knowledge panel, but that's kind
1067
00:47:38.685 --> 00:47:39.805
of the end goal objective.
1068
00:47:39.865 --> 00:47:42.365
So here's an example from the University of Manitoba.
1069
00:47:42.905 --> 00:47:46.085
Um, they have a knowledge panel, uh, on the right hand side.
1070
00:47:46.345 --> 00:47:48.885
And there's the reason why this is important is
1071
00:47:48.885 --> 00:47:50.685
because you get into all these FAQs
1072
00:47:50.685 --> 00:47:54.085
and people also ask if you have a knowledge graph,
1073
00:47:54.165 --> 00:47:56.565
a knowledge panel, and then it also shows you
1074
00:47:56.565 --> 00:47:57.845
with your competitors.
1075
00:47:58.625 --> 00:48:00.925
So this is important from an SEO
1076
00:48:00.925 --> 00:48:02.605
perspective, SEO for AI perspective.
1077
00:48:02.605 --> 00:48:03.645
When people say, Hey,
1078
00:48:03.825 --> 00:48:06.325
but my water truck, you want to be able to say,
1079
00:48:06.855 --> 00:48:08.405
these guys have water trucks,
1080
00:48:08.465 --> 00:48:10.845
we have water trucks, and, and using that.
1081
00:48:10.905 --> 00:48:14.125
And, and I'm gonna have to send you something as an apology
1082
00:48:14.135 --> 00:48:16.645
after all this for using you as an example continuously.
1083
00:48:17.865 --> 00:48:19.325
So either way you're fine.
1084
00:48:19.995 --> 00:48:21.725
Okay, I'll keep, I'll keep on keeping on then.
1085
00:48:22.225 --> 00:48:24.885
So it also helps really with the people also search.
1086
00:48:25.105 --> 00:48:28.295
So knowledge graphs are really, really important
1087
00:48:28.915 --> 00:48:30.455
but difficult to explain.
1088
00:48:30.995 --> 00:48:32.495
Um, other than that you're related.
1089
00:48:32.795 --> 00:48:35.055
So I'll move on next to Wikipedia.
1090
00:48:36.235 --> 00:48:39.815
So Wikipedia is important. The why is Wikipedia important.
1091
00:48:39.815 --> 00:48:41.695
People are like, okay, Wikipedia, really?
1092
00:48:41.795 --> 00:48:43.055
Yes, Wikipedia,
1093
00:48:43.175 --> 00:48:45.095
because the large language models,
1094
00:48:45.095 --> 00:48:48.095
their core knowledge is trained on the public
1095
00:48:48.095 --> 00:48:49.415
knowledge that's out there in the world.
1096
00:48:49.965 --> 00:48:54.215
Wikipedia is a huge source of verified public knowledge
1097
00:48:54.215 --> 00:48:56.695
that like tons of people very closely monitor
1098
00:48:57.435 --> 00:48:59.215
and actually keep up to date.
1099
00:49:00.035 --> 00:49:02.095
The problem is, it's super, super hard
1100
00:49:02.195 --> 00:49:03.495
to get a Wikipedia page.
1101
00:49:03.635 --> 00:49:07.575
You can't just go and like sign up and get a Wikipedia page
1102
00:49:07.685 --> 00:49:09.815
because then the odds are you're gonna get banned,
1103
00:49:10.045 --> 00:49:11.135
your page will get banned
1104
00:49:11.635 --> 00:49:14.615
and you'll not ever get, be able to get a Wikipedia page
1105
00:49:14.735 --> 00:49:16.335
'cause of all the Wikipedia police that are out there.
1106
00:49:16.675 --> 00:49:18.855
And they do kind of exist in a strange way.
1107
00:49:20.475 --> 00:49:23.055
So how do you know if you can get a Wikipedia page?
1108
00:49:23.155 --> 00:49:24.495
You need to be notable.
1109
00:49:25.195 --> 00:49:28.655
If there's a journalist has written an article about you,
1110
00:49:29.245 --> 00:49:31.575
then that could be for you if a journalist has written an
1111
00:49:31.575 --> 00:49:32.695
article about your company.
1112
00:49:32.835 --> 00:49:33.975
So Klein, you might actually
1113
00:49:33.975 --> 00:49:35.135
have be very interesting in this.
1114
00:49:35.215 --> 00:49:36.335
'cause if you've been around for a while,
1115
00:49:36.945 --> 00:49:40.095
maybe there are articles about the background,
1116
00:49:40.195 --> 00:49:42.935
how it was founded, when, how long you've been in business,
1117
00:49:43.075 --> 00:49:45.335
all the different stuff that has happened for that company,
1118
00:49:46.435 --> 00:49:48.205
then that's called being notable.
1119
00:49:48.705 --> 00:49:51.765
So if you're notable enough, you will be able
1120
00:49:51.765 --> 00:49:55.605
to be found on Wikipedia and get a Wikipedia page.
1121
00:49:55.665 --> 00:49:58.605
And it's actually, if you can do it, it's almost guaranteed
1122
00:49:58.605 --> 00:49:59.925
to get you into most of the models.
1123
00:50:01.595 --> 00:50:04.415
So this is just one that I used AI to generate.
1124
00:50:04.835 --> 00:50:07.055
Uh, SEO is a live page.
1125
00:50:07.635 --> 00:50:09.415
Uh, there's also something though that's not
1126
00:50:09.415 --> 00:50:13.255
as closely monitored called Wiki data, which is also crawled
1127
00:50:13.555 --> 00:50:14.855
by the crawlers.
1128
00:50:14.955 --> 00:50:17.295
So you can have a Wiki data entry instead
1129
00:50:17.295 --> 00:50:18.335
of a Wikipedia page.
1130
00:50:18.595 --> 00:50:19.815
So that's a place to start.
1131
00:50:20.715 --> 00:50:22.895
The other thing is there's something called Common Crawl.
1132
00:50:23.195 --> 00:50:26.895
And a lot of the machines use the AI machines use Common
1133
00:50:27.060 --> 00:50:29.805
Crawl instead of having their own crawlers to go out
1134
00:50:29.805 --> 00:50:31.445
to the internet and find all this stuff.
1135
00:50:31.835 --> 00:50:34.405
There's actually a database called Common Crawl
1136
00:50:34.405 --> 00:50:36.645
that's maintained as a nonprofit
1137
00:50:36.945 --> 00:50:38.525
and a lot of the LLMs use it.
1138
00:50:38.545 --> 00:50:41.755
So you can go to Common Crawl and see whether
1139
00:50:41.775 --> 00:50:43.915
or not your website has been crawled
1140
00:50:44.295 --> 00:50:45.795
and is in their database.
1141
00:50:45.895 --> 00:50:47.955
If you are, the odds are higher
1142
00:50:48.025 --> 00:50:50.715
that you will get into the large language models.
1143
00:50:51.255 --> 00:50:52.595
So that's an important one as well.
1144
00:50:54.185 --> 00:50:57.155
Okay, I'm gonna just stop quick second. Are we good?
1145
00:50:57.215 --> 00:50:58.435
We got like 10 minutes left.
1146
00:50:58.525 --> 00:50:59.875
We're in the final, we're in the final stretch.
1147
00:50:59.875 --> 00:51:03.835
People we're good. We okay. Pr PR is important.
1148
00:51:04.895 --> 00:51:07.395
Why? Because high crawl websites
1149
00:51:07.575 --> 00:51:08.755
are actually super important.
1150
00:51:08.905 --> 00:51:11.115
High crawl websites, those journalist articles
1151
00:51:11.115 --> 00:51:12.675
that can get you a Wikipedia page,
1152
00:51:13.055 --> 00:51:15.115
all those different things are very, very important
1153
00:51:15.115 --> 00:51:20.075
because they're independent websites that are verified
1154
00:51:20.495 --> 00:51:24.035
and hopefully impartial when they're writing about you.
1155
00:51:24.255 --> 00:51:28.635
So independent third party impartial reports really helps
1156
00:51:28.665 --> 00:51:29.955
with your entity authority.
1157
00:51:30.155 --> 00:51:31.275
'cause remember, that's our goal here.
1158
00:51:31.655 --> 00:51:33.595
How much authority does your entity have?
1159
00:51:34.965 --> 00:51:36.435
Again, SEO is alive still.
1160
00:51:37.215 --> 00:51:40.115
So you, you can promote those features
1161
00:51:40.135 --> 00:51:43.115
and there's a lot of good things, um, with to,
1162
00:51:43.415 --> 00:51:44.595
to come from all of this.
1163
00:51:45.415 --> 00:51:49.635
So an easy way to figure out if you have entity authority
1164
00:51:49.695 --> 00:51:52.435
and if you have PR associated with your business.
1165
00:51:52.495 --> 00:51:56.115
If you are notable, you just go to, um,
1166
00:51:56.455 --> 00:51:57.875
Google News.
1167
00:51:58.225 --> 00:52:02.995
Like just go to news.google.com and type in your entity
1168
00:52:03.575 --> 00:52:05.515
and then see what comes up for articles.
1169
00:52:06.055 --> 00:52:07.555
And that will give you an idea.
1170
00:52:07.615 --> 00:52:09.395
If you've had some PR coverage, then
1171
00:52:09.395 --> 00:52:10.835
that may give you a good idea of whether
1172
00:52:10.835 --> 00:52:11.835
or not you're notable enough.
1173
00:52:12.095 --> 00:52:14.475
And if you're not, remember I said at the beginning, PR
1174
00:52:14.495 --> 00:52:16.075
and SEO are very hand in hand.
1175
00:52:16.425 --> 00:52:20.115
This is why PR is very, very important.
1176
00:52:20.785 --> 00:52:22.515
Then we get to old school link building.
1177
00:52:23.775 --> 00:52:26.515
So why old school link building is still
1178
00:52:26.515 --> 00:52:27.755
important is for authority.
1179
00:52:27.935 --> 00:52:30.875
And you still wanna be shown an old school SEO on Google
1180
00:52:31.015 --> 00:52:32.115
for those little blue links.
1181
00:52:32.495 --> 00:52:33.995
And just building the authority
1182
00:52:33.995 --> 00:52:35.875
for your entity is still super important.
1183
00:52:36.745 --> 00:52:39.355
This is what a natural versus
1184
00:52:39.915 --> 00:52:41.835
engineered backlink profile looks like.
1185
00:52:42.915 --> 00:52:45.215
The one on the left that looks like a weird
1186
00:52:46.425 --> 00:52:47.625
collaboration of different things.
1187
00:52:48.055 --> 00:52:50.865
This is an illustration of all the sites that link through
1188
00:52:50.865 --> 00:52:52.705
to the site in the center that's circled in yellow.
1189
00:52:53.615 --> 00:52:57.305
Your website backlink profile when you go to majestic.com,
1190
00:52:57.765 --> 00:52:59.225
should look like the one on the left.
1191
00:52:59.965 --> 00:53:01.425
If it looks like the one on the right,
1192
00:53:02.305 --> 00:53:06.145
somebody has been building links in a very manufactured way
1193
00:53:06.685 --> 00:53:08.025
to try and have you rank.
1194
00:53:08.485 --> 00:53:11.425
So you gotta be careful because if somebody is doing this
1195
00:53:11.445 --> 00:53:13.265
for you, it's good in the short term,
1196
00:53:13.605 --> 00:53:15.665
but in the long term you could be in trouble.
1197
00:53:15.685 --> 00:53:18.625
If Google identifies, like you can see how perfect it looks.
1198
00:53:19.285 --> 00:53:22.025
All these, you know, there's like six that link into one
1199
00:53:22.025 --> 00:53:23.425
and then the one links into another
1200
00:53:23.425 --> 00:53:24.465
and then the other links to you.
1201
00:53:24.495 --> 00:53:27.525
Like it shouldn't look like a, like a basketball
1202
00:53:28.225 --> 00:53:29.685
or a globe or whatever that is.
1203
00:53:30.665 --> 00:53:34.925
Um, and then the last piece here is directories.
1204
00:53:35.625 --> 00:53:37.965
So it's very important the information
1205
00:53:37.965 --> 00:53:39.525
that's out there on directories still,
1206
00:53:40.145 --> 00:53:42.605
how consistent your information is.
1207
00:53:43.075 --> 00:53:44.325
Your name, address,
1208
00:53:44.335 --> 00:53:46.805
phone number should be identical everywhere.
1209
00:53:47.395 --> 00:53:48.405
This is because Google
1210
00:53:48.705 --> 00:53:50.565
and the LLMs don't know what
1211
00:53:50.565 --> 00:53:52.205
to trust if you've got different
1212
00:53:52.205 --> 00:53:53.405
information in different places.
1213
00:53:54.145 --> 00:53:56.005
So it's actually very, very important
1214
00:53:56.005 --> 00:53:57.925
to make sure if you moved, if your office moved,
1215
00:53:58.395 --> 00:54:00.365
make sure your, your information is consistent.
1216
00:54:00.865 --> 00:54:04.875
And then you also want to check on Reddit.
1217
00:54:05.135 --> 00:54:07.195
On Quora, you want to get on a podcast.
1218
00:54:07.915 --> 00:54:09.635
I actually had a really interesting thinking happen.
1219
00:54:10.615 --> 00:54:14.555
Uh, September 12th, a podcast went live with me
1220
00:54:14.655 --> 00:54:15.875
and another guy who I know.
1221
00:54:16.455 --> 00:54:19.555
And then I went and searched for myself on,
1222
00:54:20.645 --> 00:54:23.865
on this podcast like just on uh, chat GPT
1223
00:54:24.325 --> 00:54:26.785
and this podcast that was only four days old,
1224
00:54:26.785 --> 00:54:29.065
this was yesterday, I posted it four days old,
1225
00:54:29.605 --> 00:54:30.705
it had already indexed
1226
00:54:31.005 --> 00:54:33.625
and it was actually surfaced when it came related to me.
1227
00:54:33.685 --> 00:54:34.985
So podcasts are great,
1228
00:54:35.365 --> 00:54:36.465
but you wanna also keep up
1229
00:54:36.465 --> 00:54:37.825
to date on your reviews and everything.
1230
00:54:38.685 --> 00:54:40.665
And then you get into the monitoring.
1231
00:54:40.845 --> 00:54:42.985
So I talked a little bit about mtel
1232
00:54:43.205 --> 00:54:45.025
and I talked a little bit about what it is
1233
00:54:45.025 --> 00:54:47.105
that you can see on the monitoring side,
1234
00:54:47.105 --> 00:54:48.305
but you also want to make sure
1235
00:54:48.305 --> 00:54:51.945
that you have Google Search Console set up.
1236
00:54:52.525 --> 00:54:54.665
And so the, you know, it all depends on, on
1237
00:54:54.665 --> 00:54:56.105
where you are and what you've got.
1238
00:54:56.285 --> 00:54:58.065
And let me, let me switch back over
1239
00:54:58.065 --> 00:55:01.665
to the other screen here again, um,
1240
00:55:02.405 --> 00:55:03.705
and show you this.
1241
00:55:04.965 --> 00:55:06.105
So what I wanted
1242
00:55:06.105 --> 00:55:10.385
to quickly show you here is all the different, um,
1243
00:55:10.725 --> 00:55:15.545
the variations of search console and what it looks like.
1244
00:55:16.005 --> 00:55:20.505
So cool. I'm here. So search console.
1245
00:55:22.605 --> 00:55:25.145
And if we look at the images, so rather than me logging in,
1246
00:55:25.805 --> 00:55:28.025
um, this is an example of an image
1247
00:55:29.505 --> 00:55:30.805
of why it's important
1248
00:55:30.805 --> 00:55:33.405
because it actually shows you here on the left hand side
1249
00:55:34.035 --> 00:55:36.605
what your performance is, how it's ranking,
1250
00:55:36.755 --> 00:55:38.045
what your coverage is,
1251
00:55:38.265 --> 00:55:40.845
all the technical stuff on your website.
1252
00:55:40.845 --> 00:55:43.245
And it just requires you to put a little bit
1253
00:55:43.245 --> 00:55:44.445
of code on your website.
1254
00:55:44.865 --> 00:55:47.245
And when you put that little bit of code on your website,
1255
00:55:47.755 --> 00:55:50.805
what it'll do is it will actually, you know, create
1256
00:55:51.385 --> 00:55:54.925
and show different images of, of how you're performing
1257
00:55:54.925 --> 00:55:56.085
and what you need to fix.
1258
00:55:56.385 --> 00:55:58.765
So let me share my screen back over here again.
1259
00:56:01.615 --> 00:56:05.115
And this is just another example of total web search clicks.
1260
00:56:05.855 --> 00:56:08.195
Um, you should also have Google Analytics set up,
1261
00:56:08.615 --> 00:56:11.315
and this is what Google Analytics looks like to be able
1262
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to track your traffic, whether,
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and you would be able to figure out
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did the traffic come from a large language model?
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Because chat GBT shows up, perplexity shows up,
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00:56:21.975 --> 00:56:24.725
it shows really, really, you know, interesting results.
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00:56:24.825 --> 00:56:26.605
And then the last thing you wanna do is
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all the technical stuff.
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00:56:27.785 --> 00:56:30.565
And I'm not gonna spend the time on all the technical stuff,
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but this is what, this is
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what the schema looks like in the backend.
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00:56:36.215 --> 00:56:37.825
This is how you can figure out if
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you've got structured data.
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00:56:39.725 --> 00:56:42.505
And the most important thing that I want you to remember is,
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is all about your entity's authority,
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00:56:45.405 --> 00:56:46.745
not your pages authority.
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00:56:47.205 --> 00:56:50.345
And these are the main buckets that you want to focus on,
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on page visibility with your technical, your content,
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00:56:53.685 --> 00:56:56.985
and your style off page with your knowledge graphs,
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00:56:57.095 --> 00:56:58.785
your back links, PR and directories.
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00:56:58.785 --> 00:57:00.865
And, and if you can get into Wikipedia
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00:57:01.485 --> 00:57:03.145
and then monitor all of this.
1283
00:57:04.895 --> 00:57:06.635
And I made it, I made it.
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00:57:06.915 --> 00:57:08.995
I was, I, I hope it didn't feel too rushed.
1285
00:57:09.655 --> 00:57:11.795
Um, but these are definitely things that you want.
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00:57:11.795 --> 00:57:15.195
And by the way, um, this is just, I, this is me LinkedIn.
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00:57:15.385 --> 00:57:16.395
Feel free to connect.
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00:57:16.575 --> 00:57:19.415
I'd love to be able to connect with y'all, uh,
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00:57:19.635 --> 00:57:20.895
on this if you so choose.
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00:57:21.795 --> 00:57:24.695
But that is basically everything that we got.
1291
00:57:25.075 --> 00:57:29.895
So are there any questions in the last couple minutes here?
1292
00:57:31.135 --> 00:57:33.275
So I just noticed the one question, what's target time
1293
00:57:33.275 --> 00:57:34.715
to aim for homepage loaded?
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00:57:35.695 --> 00:57:40.155
So anything else that you guys may have in terms
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00:57:40.215 --> 00:57:44.395
of questions that I can answer about AI
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00:57:44.395 --> 00:57:45.755
getting found in ai?
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00:57:46.455 --> 00:57:48.395
And is everybody's brain hurting
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00:57:48.735 --> 00:57:50.155
or am I just talking to myself?
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00:57:50.215 --> 00:57:52.355
Are we okay? Is everybody all right?
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00:57:53.045 --> 00:57:55.235
We're okay. Feels like there's a lot
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00:57:55.255 --> 00:57:56.795
to dive into here, but
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00:57:57.325 --> 00:57:59.035
There is, I'm Looking forward to it.
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00:57:59.505 --> 00:58:02.195
Yeah, it's, it's, it's an exciting journey for sure.
1304
00:58:02.495 --> 00:58:04.315
And I mean, you know, it's interesting, I was on a call
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00:58:04.315 --> 00:58:05.435
and somebody said, okay, Dave,
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00:58:06.275 --> 00:58:07.435
interesting is not the right word.
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00:58:08.275 --> 00:58:10.475
I was like, okay, fine. I find it interesting
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00:58:10.935 --> 00:58:11.955
if that's helpful at all.
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00:58:12.255 --> 00:58:16.235
So, so yeah. So, um, I don't know Yuki, what,
1310
00:58:16.235 --> 00:58:17.315
uh, what else have we got here?
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00:58:18.015 --> 00:58:20.755
Um, actually I have a quick question. Um, oh sure.
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00:58:21.535 --> 00:58:23.995
We, we'll be sending out, um, a recap
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00:58:23.995 --> 00:58:25.635
and recording right after this.
1314
00:58:25.895 --> 00:58:29.795
Um, and we'll be sharing, um, like links to the resources,
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00:58:30.295 --> 00:58:33.955
um, and different, um, applications that you've mentioned.
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00:58:34.575 --> 00:58:37.115
Um, is it at any way possible
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00:58:37.115 --> 00:58:41.395
that you could also share like a view access, um, only
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00:58:41.575 --> 00:58:42.595
of your presentation?
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00:58:43.805 --> 00:58:47.665
Oh, crazy talk, of course. No problem. Alright,
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00:58:47.665 --> 00:58:48.665
Perfect. Thank
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00:58:48.665 --> 00:58:50.465
you. If you could just share that over
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00:58:50.485 --> 00:58:51.945
to me, that'll be awesome.
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00:58:52.295 --> 00:58:54.905
I'll be sending the recap and recording together with
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00:58:54.905 --> 00:58:55.905
That. Yeah, no problem.
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00:58:55.905 --> 00:58:57.465
Oh, Amin, yeah, what you got?
1326
00:58:58.195 --> 00:59:01.985
Quick question. Um, uh, two quick questions actually.
1327
00:59:02.485 --> 00:59:04.425
So on the schema, yep.
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00:59:04.605 --> 00:59:05.945
Um, if you run that through
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00:59:06.125 --> 00:59:08.865
and zero error, zero warnings, is that what you want?
1330
00:59:09.485 --> 00:59:10.985
That's what you want. Yeah, for sure.
1331
00:59:11.145 --> 00:59:12.305
Well, first of all, you wanna see
1332
00:59:12.305 --> 00:59:14.265
that there is a result on the right side.
1333
00:59:14.285 --> 00:59:17.345
Yes. Zero error, zero warning is definitely a good thing.
1334
00:59:17.885 --> 00:59:19.865
You wanna take Sorry, go ahead. Sorry, go
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00:59:19.865 --> 00:59:20.865
Ahead, please.
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00:59:21.225 --> 00:59:22.405
No, yeah, I was just gonna say,
1337
00:59:22.505 --> 00:59:24.965
but you wanna make sure it's as detailed as possible.
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00:59:25.545 --> 00:59:27.525
So you might have very short schema.
1339
00:59:27.525 --> 00:59:29.485
That's just kinda like, this is a website
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00:59:29.705 --> 00:59:30.725
and there's no errors,
1341
00:59:31.185 --> 00:59:32.845
but you want it to be able to show things like,
1342
00:59:32.845 --> 00:59:35.285
this is a website, it's part of an organization,
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00:59:35.705 --> 00:59:39.325
our logo is found here, this is what we know, this is,
1344
00:59:39.385 --> 00:59:41.845
and there's something called same as, so it's like same,
1345
00:59:41.945 --> 00:59:43.845
you know, this organization is the same as,
1346
00:59:43.865 --> 00:59:48.205
and you can point to your LinkedIn, uh, page, company page
1347
00:59:48.265 --> 00:59:50.285
and your Facebook company page
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00:59:50.545 --> 00:59:53.045
and whatever else you've got out there on the internet.
1349
00:59:53.105 --> 00:59:55.845
And so that it knows that's part of your knowledge graph.
1350
00:59:56.585 --> 00:59:59.485
The machine can know, okay, this entity is the same
1351
00:59:59.505 --> 01:00:01.845
as this entity is the same as this entity.
1352
01:00:02.065 --> 01:00:04.765
So it knows how to, how to group you together.
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01:00:04.825 --> 01:00:07.565
So you want it to be detailed and specific.
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01:00:08.355 --> 01:00:09.525
Okay, perfect.
1355
01:00:09.945 --> 01:00:12.165
And then my other question was when you showed the graph
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01:00:12.345 --> 01:00:14.925
of the two, the perfect circle and the dots
1357
01:00:14.945 --> 01:00:17.645
and the other one, and you said you should be over here.
1358
01:00:17.755 --> 01:00:20.125
Yeah. And you said something about trolling websites
1359
01:00:20.145 --> 01:00:24.205
and people deflecting are are people able to pull,
1360
01:00:24.395 --> 01:00:26.365
like people that are looking on your website
1361
01:00:26.425 --> 01:00:28.885
to divert 'em over as well?
1362
01:00:29.785 --> 01:00:32.325
No, I, I, I don't think I communicated that well.
1363
01:00:32.385 --> 01:00:35.725
So looking at those two, um, illustrations,
1364
01:00:35.725 --> 01:00:38.525
those are illustrations of other websites that link to you.
1365
01:00:39.385 --> 01:00:41.485
So somebody may have written an article or something
1366
01:00:41.505 --> 01:00:42.565
and then they could go from that
1367
01:00:42.565 --> 01:00:44.045
article to your website. Okay.
1368
01:00:44.195 --> 01:00:45.325
That was my disconnect.
1369
01:00:45.485 --> 01:00:47.125
'cause I was saying when they're linking to you,
1370
01:00:47.245 --> 01:00:49.005
I was wondering if they're linking to you so
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01:00:49.005 --> 01:00:50.005
that they could pull back.
1372
01:00:50.875 --> 01:00:52.685
Yeah, no, they somewhat, no, no.
1373
01:00:52.685 --> 01:00:53.965
Yeah, no, they wouldn't normally,
1374
01:00:54.065 --> 01:00:56.565
it wouldn't normally happen that way. Okay. Yeah,
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01:00:56.655 --> 01:00:57.655
Those are my questions. Thank
1376
01:00:57.655 --> 01:00:58.525
you Dave. Yeah,
1377
01:00:58.525 --> 01:00:59.525
Yeah, no problem. Thanks Simon.
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01:00:59.525 --> 01:01:01.185
So,
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01:01:01.655 --> 01:01:02.655
Perfect. Any other
1380
01:01:02.655 --> 01:01:03.625
questions, guys?
1381
01:01:08.385 --> 01:01:11.065
I see heads turning. No,
1382
01:01:11.975 --> 01:01:13.305
Everybody's, everybody's good.
1383
01:01:14.495 --> 01:01:16.545
Okay. Okay. Awesome. Well, if you got any questions,
1384
01:01:17.025 --> 01:01:18.745
I am in the chat with everybody.
1385
01:01:19.245 --> 01:01:21.985
So like, hit me up, be like, Dave, what was that tool?
1386
01:01:21.985 --> 01:01:23.265
Or Dave, how do you do this thing?
1387
01:01:23.925 --> 01:01:26.945
I'm in there, I'm checking. So feel free to pick my brain
1388
01:01:27.285 --> 01:01:29.465
and uh, connect with me afterwards if you'd like.
1389
01:01:30.055 --> 01:01:32.105
Perfect. Thanks so much Dave. Awesome.
1390
01:01:32.105 --> 01:01:34.065
Thanks so much everyone. Have a good one. Thanks
1391
01:01:34.065 --> 01:01:35.065
Everybody. Have a good rest
1392
01:01:35.065 --> 01:01:36.265
of your day. Cheers.
1393
01:01:36.365 --> 01:01:37.585
Bye. Bye-Bye.