Joined today. I came to know about Ryan Doser through Sabrina Ramanov's AI SEO 2026 youtube video. She mentions Ryan Doser as a go-to person for AI SEO and that is the reason I am here. I live in Brisbane, Australia. Very new to both SEO and AI. Was an Oracle Database Administrator around 12 years ago. I would consider myself as a non-technical person who would like to offer AI SEO services to healthcare, allied health practice owners and NDIS providers in Australia. Just thought of taking the community route to learn and improve my skills.

For those in Ryan's paid community, what is the typical structure of the office hours? Is there a set agenda for each call, or is it purely Q&A? Also, what topics are discussed and how do conversations around building viable AI businesses go (if any)?

Before I head off on Paternity Leave this weekend, I recorded a quick unscripted video before I go, where I cover: - Why AI anxiety hits all of us, and what actually helped me beat it - The one AI move I'm grateful I made before stepping away - A behind-the-scenes look at my full Claude Code & Codex setup - I want your content feedback when I come back Drop a Like & Comment on YouTube and I truly appreciate all the support 🤝

Hey guys! Before I head off on Paternity Leave tomorrow, I'm feeling nice and wanted to share a sneak peak of my latest Live Q&A Call that VIP Members get every week. My weekly Live Q&A Calls are BY FAR the most valuable thing I offer in this community. I guarantee other AI communities are not as transparent & honest as me in these calls. Here's the Full Video Transcript if you want to feed this to your AI system. When I'm back from Paternity Leave I'll be adding another weekly call for VIP Members called 'Build With Me' for even more behind the scenes access 😎 And shoutout to @Amy Swayze, @Nesil Ozer, and @Catherine Eadie for hopping on this one 🤝

Hi everyone, After yesterday's call I went digging into the Opus 5 thing, because I wanted to know if it was just us. It isn't. The complaints are everywhere, GitHub issues with actual measurements, a thread on Hacker News, and even Anthropic's own status page has an incident open for it. Plenty of people are finding Opus 5 worse than Opus 4.8 in day to day work, even though the benchmarks say it should be fine. So a practical thought rather than a moan. ChatGPT is worth using at the moment to cover the things Opus is fumbling. And if you have both in VS Code you get the best of both worlds anyway, you can run them side by side and pick whichever does the job better on the day. I use more than one model as standard for second opinions on my own work, and weeks like this are exactly why. These dips do tend to get looked at and fixed, so I'd treat it as an adjustment for right now, not a reason to switch camps. Anyone else noticed particular tasks where it's got worse? Would be useful to compare notes.