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TOAYS OFFICE HOURS: From Invisible to Irresistible: How to Get Cited by AI in 2026 Today we are going to go through my last 3 months of research. What We will cover - The Truth as it stands today about AI and SEO - 3 Immediate Wins w/ high impact tactics - a 30-day Action Plan Everyone tells you to 'optimize for AI.' Nobody shows you HOW to see what AI is actually searching for. 11am PST 2pm EST

Have anyone worked with the latest iteration of these tools (Xagio and SEONEO)? What's your opinion? Do they make your work easier or it's just a huge time sink with the learning curve?

I have had a handfull of questions about GEO / POI articles So I put outlines of how to do them in the Foundation Rank Course

Office Hours: Wednesday at 11:00am PT / 2:00pm ET — bring your AI Mode + Core Update questions. What “AI Mode” means for us (quick summary) - What it is: Google’s new AI Mode is an end-to-end, conversational search experience. It breaks a query into sub-topics, researches across the web, and returns a synthesized answer with links—think “AI Overviews on steroids.” It’s rolling out in the U.S. and expanding beyond Labs. blog.googleGoogle HelpHome - Why it matters: More zero-click answers at the top of the SERP means fewer default clicks to classic blue links. Our job shifts from “rank to get the click” to “become the cited source” inside AI responses. The Verge - How it’s tracked: AI Mode traffic is now included in Search Console totals (clicks, impressions, position). There isn’t a dedicated filter yet; it’s blended into performance data. Search Engine Land What to do about it (now): 1. Add a 120–200-word answer-first summary to key pages (the bit most likely to be quoted), followed by depth, sources, and schema. Google Help 2. Tighten entity signals (consistent name/address, author bios, About/Contact transparency) so Google can safely cite you. Google for Developers 3. Track changes in GSC by segmenting branded vs. non-branded and page type; expect CTR to wiggle without rank loss. Search Engine Land