Hi ! ❄️ As said in my previous post I've been out SEO for a while and trying to catch up. I'm making quite some assumptions here below - so correct me if I'm plain wrong, on the wrong track, etc. ... here to learn, happy to hear your thoughts! I've been reading that GEO is more dominantly fed (in contrary to SEO) by Reddit and Quora. If so, which tactics do you incorporate to 'game the system'? Which tactics, or systems that you have in place? Also - Reddit and Quora are quite focused on the English language (obviously). How would you use it if your target audience is not on there (as much; not at all)? Eg. discussions on topics are in English, not in German or French; a very marginally part of the target audience (or no one) isn't reading along. Would you mingle none the less knowing your target audience isn't been influenced, yet the chances are that AI is been learning from it though? I'm thinking of doing this and focusing on that minor share of the target audience in Europe. Not interested in black hat GEO by the way... <3 To influence GEO / AI (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity) ...

I messaged @Jonathan Boshoff earlier today through LinkedIn prior to joining the community - please ignore that message Jonathan! - but than I thought 'why not post it here and start a discussion which could help more people'?! OK - so here goes: I was working on our products last year by adding relevant content in the form of quality, product specific FAQ's/Q&A's, but was getting run down by the amount of work. Once products are done, I wanted to do categories too... but with the speed I doubt if I ever get to that. I want to start this up again as it essential for customer to make get confident with the products and ultimately help them in making better product choices. So it's not especially SEO/GEO focused but we all know it helps though on that front. I was using ChatGPT (manually) by using 'a content script' to get relevant questions and with some guide let ChatGPT come up with the answers too. After a final content edit I added them them as FAQs to the products they relate to. Considering the expertise in this group - I am very curious if you all could think of a system which could help me with the work load and, because I still need to manually add these - I'm aiming for an output of highly relevant solid 25-50 FAQs per week... Really love to get your feedback 😀

I’ve noticed an interesting trend over the past 6+ months and I’m curious whether others are seeing something similar. We’re getting a steadily increasing share of international traffic / orders. Nothing has changed over the course over the same time on site, meaning: - The website is only in Dutch (a relatively small European language) - No translations, no country-specific pages Yet we’re receiving orders from Sweden, Germany, Poland, Italy, Spain, etc. These appear to be local customers in those countries, not expats or relocated Dutch speakers. This seems counterintuitive from a classic SEO / UX perspective, where language alignment is usually considered critical for conversion. I'm very curious if you too also see more cross-border conversions on single-language sites? Would you think this is driven by improved machine translation in browsers/search, stronger intent-based search, or something else (= GEO recommendations)? Are there SEO signals or SERP changes you believe are contributing to this behavior anyone knows of? Would love to hear real-world observations or data points from others!

Hello Everybody! Asking for help, regarding an issue I am having for more than couple of weeks. Scenario: 1. We had a .net domain - this was redirected to .org. 2. Recently we redirected the .org to .cc. 3. On the .cc domain, we are getting an error "Sitemap couldn't be fetched" - it has been like this for the past 4 weeks. We lost access to the original .net domain and search console. Can you please help out with some advice on what to do ?

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