Quick one this week. Drop your website in the comments. I will look at it and reply with the #1 thing I would fix first to get you more customers from Google and ChatGPT. Free. Takes me two minutes. If you would rather have my team do it for you, code BLACKFRIDAY gets you 30% off until December 1. I will add the link in my reply. What is your biggest SEO headache right now?

Want to get to know everyone in the group. Drop a quick intro below: Where you're from What you're working on One SEO win (or fail) you've had I'll start. I'm Julian, based in Bangkok. Been doing SEO for years, mostly focused on AI search now. Biggest fail? Buying cheap links early on. Never again 😅 Your turn 👇

One thing I've noticed about many business websites is that having a beautiful website doesn't necessarily mean people will find it. You could spend thousands designing a professional website, upload excellent content, and have an amazing product, yet your competitors keep appearing on Google while your business remains practically invisible. Sometimes, the problem isn't your product or website design. It's your SEO strategy. Here are 5 things I would check if my website wasn't getting organic traffic: 1. Are my pages properly indexed by Google? 2. Am I targeting keywords my potential customers actually search for? 3. Is my website technically optimized? 4. Are my page titles and meta descriptions properly structured? 5. Does my content satisfy what people are searching for? SEO isn't just about adding keywords to a website. It's about making your business discoverable to the right audience. I'm currently connecting business owners who need serious SEO improvements with an SEO specialist who handles technical audits, keyword research, on-page optimization, and website SEO. Let me ask you something: If you search for your main product or service on Google right now, does your website appear on the first two pages? I'd love to hear about your experience.

As the year is rounding up, and how can we level up our SEO strategies for next year? Here's a question for everyone: What's ONE SEO strategy that has made the biggest difference in your website's performance in 2026? Some ideas: - Keyword research and search intent - Content optimization - Link building and digital PR - Technical SEO and Core Web Vitals - AI search and Google's AI Overviews - Topical authority and content clusters Let's share what's actually working, not just theories. I'll be learning from your insights, and hopefully, we can all grow together! Drop your best SEO tip below.

Most pages never get cited by ChatGPT or Google's AI Overviews. Not because the content is bad. Because the answer is buried. Here's the check I run before any page goes live: Step 1: Pick the exact question your customer types. One question per page. Step 2: Answer it in the first two sentences. No intro. No story. Step 3: Put one real number or example in that answer: a timeframe, a count, a result. Step 4: Add 5-8 follow-up questions as H2s. Answer each in 40-60 words. Step 5: Add FAQ schema. Paste the page into your AI and ask it for FAQPage JSON-LD. Done in a minute. Step 6: Test it. Ask ChatGPT and Perplexity the question. If they don't cite you, look at who they DO cite and copy the structure, not the words. Do this on your top 5 pages this week. Reply with the one page you're fixing first and I'll take a look at the structure.