Until now, Skool Discovery worked like this: category, rank, language. That’s it. You’d end up somewhere in the Money category or Health category, ranked by whatever the algorithm decided, and hope people found you. You couldn’t actually influence how people discovered you. There was no way to say “I help people with SEO” or “I teach online strategy” or “I run a community for side hustlers.” 💥Today that changed 🎉 Keywords mean Discovery now works like actual search. You decide what you want to be found for. People search for those things and hopefully they find you. Instead of being a number in a category, you’re now part of a searchable system. Your community becomes discoverable to the people searching for what you offer. This is exactly what I mean when I talk about visibility being everywhere now, not just Google, AI, or social platforms. Every community is becoming searchable. And every community gives you a chance to be found if you understand how it works. If you run a community, what keywords will you use? Discovery just became a lot less mysterious. Thank goodness for that!

Today I ran a quick SEO audit on a website for fellow Skooler @Shannon Boyer who runs the amazing https://www.skool.com/classifieds/about?ref=6ac48a87a4884f5aa2a15ec6bfc3b9e8 Back to the audit - It’s always interesting seeing how Google actually reads a site. In this case the website looked good visually and technically - fast, mobile friendly, secure - but Google could only see one page and didn’t have enough information to fully understand what the business does. A few small changes like clearer headings, expanding the Google search description, and adding internal links can make a big difference. I’ve attached the video below showing how I walk through an audit. Have you checked recently how Google sees your website? If anyone is curious, I’ve 2 more slots left for a free audit https://www.loom.com/share/4d9dd22d17ce472799c6807ca515ca77

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