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AI SEO Academy --> AI SEO Operators
Doing a bit of a rebrand. Academy implies learning. And while there is plenty to learn in here, that's not the goal. The goal is to be an operator. Many of you already are operators. Some are learning the trade. Welcome, fellow operators.
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Working on a new project
I'm working on an exciting project that will help many founders get customers from AI search.
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Creating Agent Skills Is The Future Of Knowledge Work
New recording from today's call. I cover: - why turning your knowledge into skills is crucial for the next few years as we head toward an autonomous agent economy. - How to create skills and methodology step-by-step with Claude - A free example of a title & meta methodology created live on the call Watch it here https://www.skool.com/ai-seo/classroom/e99111c7?md=43f518c4491741628b6a2b6444afba5a What should I cover next week?
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Methodology creator skill is available in that module if you want it
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Is this AI Automation useful for SEO Agencies?
Hey all I run an AI automation agency and want to get a better understanding of pain points with SEO agencies. I would love any feedback on the automation I built that I think solves a potential pain point but I would love any suggestions as to other pain points that SEO agencies face as well that could help me out as you guys would know best! Here's an overview of one that I built: Workflow that pulls GSC +GA4 analytics (can add more sources if agencies pull data from others), then writes a monthly story report that flags wins and losses (CTR drops, position slides, decaying pages), and then spits out page-level urgent to-dos and red flags with links to the exact URLs for internal suggestions of fixes. It also provides a higher level overview that’s just one paragraph in a story format for clients that highlights what your agency did in the last month - and how impressions, CTR, and other KPIs changed in that period! The goal is to save SEO Agencies 3-4 hours per client per month by automating internal + client reporting as well as data pulls from GSC+GA4 and any other relevant sources. Is this something that would benefit most SEO agencies? If not any suggestions as to what pain points SEO agencies struggle with the most? Would love any feedback thank you! Posted a loom link of a demo of that build ^
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Hey Sahaj. I used to send reports like this back in the day when I worked at an agency. Mine had some charts to go along with the words. The thing that's missing is the "Why" and "What Now". You have "What" - this thing moved, got more impressions and clicks. Why does that matter? And what are we going to do about it? This is the reporting strategy that was taught to me back in the day. Example: What: Our main target keyword "HVAC Edmonton" has dropped by 3 positions. Why: This keyword drives more than half the conversions this page receives from Organic. Dropping positions negatively impacts calls. What now: We're going to update the page, add more internal links, and increase our link building focus for this page. Also works for positive scenarios: What: Our main target keyword "HVAC Edmonton" increased by 3 positions. Why: This keyword drives more than half the conversions this page receives from Organic. Increased rankings is resulting in 20% more calls. What now: We're going to keep momentum up with our link building strategy to this page.
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