Copy these questions into a reply and answer them: 1. What was your first job? 2. What was the last thing you bought on amazon? No cheating! 3. When did you realize you wanted to be your own boss? 4. What do you do when you feel "stuck"? 5. What alarm clock sound do you wake up to? 6. Do you watch sports? if so which ones? 7. Do you collect anything? 8. What is the last book you read? 9. What has been your proudest moment of your life so far? 10. What do you think is the most important characteristic a person can have? 11. What is your favorite movie? 12. Would you rather work in an office or work from home? 13. If you could talk to 1 person (past or present), who would it be? 14. Who do you most admire in your life?

I have a few rules to be clear. Not trying to be a dictator just trying to let people have a positive experience in this group. This group only works if we protect the culture. If you’re here to learn, share, and build you’re in the right place. If you’re here to extract, spam, or posture this won’t be a fit. 1. I make the rules 2. Be a decent human 3. No spam, no drive-bys 4. Give before you ask 5. Confidential stays confidential 6. Permission-based promotion only 7. No victim mindset 8. Humor is encouraged, if you are being sarcastic please use the #sarcasm tag 9. If you don't like the rules. SEE RULE #1

Happy Wednesday! Is anyone on Reddit for networking reasons? Some say it is great to network on and some say no. Anyone?

Hi everyone — my name is Al. I live in Queens, New York I run a boutique web dev and automation agency focused on helping local service businesses (attorneys, trades, and service-based companies) grow using systems, funnels, and AI automation. I want to get these 3 things from the community: 1. Networking and partnership opportunities 2. Systems and workflows to run and scale an agency efficiently 3. Knowledge and insight on expanding and refining service offerings For fun, I like to do these 3 things: 1. Build and test AI automations and agents 2. Break down funnels and business systems to optimize them 3. Learn and experiment with new tech Looking forward to connecting with everyone and contributing where I can.

LinkedIn tested what drives AI search visibility and shared results. Content structure, expert authorship, and timestamps showed the clearest impact. LinkedIn published findings from its internal testing on what drives visibility in AI-generated search results. The company, reportedly among the most-cited sources in AI responses, shared what worked for improving its presence in LLMs and AI Overviews. For practitioners adjusting to AI search, this is a rare look at what a heavily-cited source tested and measured. In a blog post, Inna Meklin, Director of Digital Marketing at LinkedIn, and Cassie Dell, Group Manager, Organic Growth at LinkedIn, detailed the tactics that got results. https://www.searchenginejournal.com/linkedin-shares-what-works-for-ai-search-visibility