Hey everyone, I built a free tool that checks whether AI crawlers can see your site, and if your pages are in Common Crawl. Common crawl is a major source for AI training data. https://nesilozer.com/free-seo-tools/ai-visibility-audit/ Btw you can run the audit without signup. If you have any issues with the tool, would love to hear your feedback!
Hey guys, Glen Allsopp wrote a great article on how 27 Companies Use AI to Grow Traffic & Revenue. Three examples from the blog post: - An Opendoor marketing manager replaced their $500K legacy email system with a single Claude skill file. - The Financial Times let AI pick which paywall message each reader sees (humans still write the messages). Conversion rate went up 290%. - Ecommerce SEO example, 1-800-Flowers: AI now decides which products show up first on the site. The CEO says most sales come from products above the fold, so AI picks what goes there. https://detailed.com/deployed-v1/
Happy Sunday everyone ☀️ I want to share my experience with DataForSEO. In the last 2 months, DataForSEO is my number one SEO tool. I am using it mainly for; 1) Competitor research / SERP intent (Finding the missing angles in the Google top 10 so that I can satisfy user intent in blog posts) 2) Finding competitors' money pages, 4) AI search / ChatGPT visibility I topped up 50 dollars on the 6th of May and I've been using DataForSEO since then. I still have enough credit, like $37 left. Tracking prompts in AI search is a bit more expensive than regular keyword research. You can connect it to Claude Code and start doing your research and find competitors' money pages easily with plain language.
@Richard Thorne Yeah I feel it man. Claude can hallucinate even when you use MCP. For a client work I think it's super important to double check everything. These AI models just aren't consistent I would say.