(ZIP FILES ATTACHED - ON MOBILE SCROLL RIGHT) A dollar forty two. Once, not per month, and all of it was the domain. Free ChatGPT built it, Cloudflare hosts it for nothing, the template was free. Everything I used is here. THE FILES Template libraries. 40+ places to get free static HTML business templates, sorted by type. Pick one that already looks like the business you're building for. HERE Business information doc. Fill this in before you open ChatGPT. It's the part everyone rushes and it's what decides whether the site looks like yours or like a template. Pre-publish checklist. Run it before the site goes live. HERE THE PROMPT Have a look at the zip file. This is a website that I want to upload to Cloudflare Pages. Take a look at the business info text file and fill out the business information in that zip file, so that when I upload it into Cloudflare it is ready to go. Also make sure it has the correct schema for the business, and the main keywords in the headline: the service, and where they do it. Give me back the zip file, ready to be uploaded to Cloudflare. THE BIT I LEFT OUT The cheap domain is only cheap for a year. My 99 cent .site renews at around 32 dollars. A .com at cost is 10 to 11 dollars, every year, no first-year trick. Over three years the dollar domain is the expensive one. Use it to prove the thing works for the price of a coffee, which is what I was doing. For a real business that plans to still be trading in three years, buy the .com. And register it in the owner's name. Never let a web designer own a client's domain.

A third of the questions your customers are actually asking have ZERO search volume. Not low. Zero. Which means your keyword tool is never going to show them to you. That matters because you're not trying to rank for a keyword any more. You're trying to rank for a topic. The way you become the authority in a topic, the one ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews cite and recommend, is by answering as many of the real questions in that topic as you can. The good news: those questions are already written down. Reddit, your reviews, your competitors' reviews, autocomplete, People Also Ask, fan-out queries. The bad news: collecting all of that and working out what to do with it takes forever. So I built a skill that does the whole thing in one go, and it's yours. The zip is attached to this post. WHAT YOU GET BACK A report that doesn't just hand you questions, it tells you what to do with each one: FAQ - belongs in the FAQ block on your service page. You'll never rank a page for it, but it's exactly the format AI engines lift and quote. FAQ + link to a full post - short answer on the service page, linking out to the post that covers it properly. Post - earns its own blog post. Video - the live SERP is showing videos for this one, which means people want to be shown, not told. Sorry, you're getting in front of the camera. You also get a review sentiment breakdown. Those aren't questions, but for a lot of you it's the most useful part. If "had to come back and redo it" runs heavily negative across a market, you now know to preempt it: what happens if the work fails after two weeks? That's the FAQ that wins the job. There's a real finished run inside the zip. Open runs/example-roofing-dallas/dashboard.html in your browser and you'll see exactly what you're getting before you spend a cent. SETUP: TWO CONNECTIONS, ABOUT 3 MINUTES 1. DataForSEO (required) This pulls the reviews, People Also Ask, autocomplete, fan-out queries and SERP data. Sign up here: https://app.dataforseo.com/?aff=182182

I built a custom AI search visibility tracker: a live page on its own shareable link that tracks where a website gets mentioned and cited across ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews. It refreshes whenever you want it to. It cost 91 cents to run. The whole thing is one prompt. It's attached below. Free, no email, nothing to buy. **What you need first** 1. **A ChatGPT subscription with access to Sites.** Sites is the plugin that turns the report into a real hosted page you can send to someone. It's not on the free tier. Chat or Codex mode both work, it genuinely doesn't matter which. 2. **A data source.** I use DataForSEO: https://app.dataforseo.com/?aff=182182. New accounts get **$1 of free credit**, and the report costs 91 cents, so your first one is effectively covered. After that it's pay as you go, so a one time $50 deposit lasts a long time if you're only tracking your own site. SE Ranking works too. You can also connect the Ahrefs or Semrush APIs if you already pay for them, but those get expensive fast and you'd be paying for data you're already renting. 🔌Connecting DataForSEO to ChatGPT🔌 is a two minute job and I've linked the walkthrough video in the description. Once it's connected you can build any custom SEO tool this way, not just this one. 👉🏼How to run it 1. Open a **new conversation** in ChatGPT. 2. Type `@` and pick **Sites**. 3. Attach the MD file and say: *"Please build this for [yourwebsite.com], follow the instructions."* 4. Hit enter and leave it alone for a bit. It may ask you a question or two. The prompt is long, which is why it's a file rather than something to paste inline. If you picked SE Ranking or another dataset instead of DataForSEO, you'll need to edit the API section near the top. **What you get back** A report, styled to the brand colours of whatever site you pointed it at, showing: - Where the site is mentioned and cited across ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews - **Which competitor is getting mentioned instead of you.** It picks that automatically, based on who is actually showing up in the AI answers, then tells you why them and not you.

Eight months ago Google didn't know this website existed (you can read the whole case study here) . One page, every service crammed into it, nav links that just scrolled you back to the same page. Today that business is the first name in the Google AI Overview for "restaurant accounting New York City" and the one ChatGPT recommends for the same search. I didn't build it. I told Steven what was wrong (Original Private Audit Video), gave him the plan, and he did the work. That plan is what's attached to this post. Five files, one per step, plus the launch checklist. Free, no email, nothing to buy. **On your phone? Scroll down, the zip is right there.** 5️⃣The five steps5️⃣ Every dead site is sick in a different way, so the steps are broad on purpose. Same as a doctor: the check-up is always the same, the medicine isn't. 1. Find what's actually wrong 👉🏼 Not just "no schema". The bigger question is whether this is a page problem or a structure problem. 2. Plan the fix 👉🏼 The page list and the checklist. Do this before you touch anything, because one fix contradicting another happens far more than people think. 3. Build it, then check nothing's missed 👉🏼 Fix by fix, ticking each one off. 4. Submit it to Google and Bing 👉🏼 Knock on the door. Sitemap in Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, or the single URL if you only fixed a page or two. 5. Track what happens. 👉🏼 Impressions first, then clicks, then conversions. If none of them move, go back to step 1. 🤐What's inside the zip🤐 1. README — which file does what, and how the checklist tabs map to the steps 2. 01 Find what's wrong — give it your URL (and any data you have). It hands you back a fix list and a verdict: pages or structure 3. 02 Plan the fix — takes that fix list and gives you the page list, one row per page, plus the checklist for each one 4. 03 Build and check — the build prompt, then the three checks on the live site: the quote paragraph, the schema, the proof

Most SEO work is copy and paste. Pull the keywords, export the CSV, paste it into ChatGPT, ask it to make sense of the mess. Half the time you are just moving data around. This week I killed that step. DataWise, the SEO platform I built, now plugs straight into ChatGPT and Claude. You ask a question in normal English (or any language) and the AI goes and gets the real data itself. "Build me a keyword plan for a roofing company in Brisbane." "Compare my site with my two biggest competitors and show the easiest gaps to go after." "Check my rankings and tell me what moved this week and why." No exports. No tabs. It runs on live search data, and it reads your own rank tracking, AI visibility and Search Console numbers too. Then the AI does what AI is good at: clustering, prioritising, writing the plan. Two things I learned building it, that apply whatever tools you use: 1. The bottleneck was never the data. It was the friction between having data and thinking with it. Every export, every paste, every reformat is a place where you stop thinking. Remove those and you do more actual SEO in an hour than you used to do in a morning. 2. Tell the AI which tool to use. Left alone it guesses, and it usually guesses wrong. Naming the source in your prompt is the difference between real numbers and a confident hallucination. This is live now for AI Ranking Premium members. DataWise comes free with the membership, this feature included, nothing extra to pay.