So I am really all over the place when it comes to my website by I need to focus so I am going to focus on updating or deleting some old blogs. Also, I used an AI builder in word press a little while ago and didn’t like but it wrote blogs for me so I need to go through those because it may be making my website confusing. That’s what I want to get accomplished this week.

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This question always comes up, and really the fundamentals of SEO still apply to be able to rank on things like GPT search or even Perplexity. However, there are a couple of added factors to consider and some tricks that might help you reach the top of the results or get mentioned in these AI overviews. In this video, I cover what seems to be working for us. I hope you enjoy it. Let me know if you have any questions.