Came across an interesting insight into how Webflow recently saw a major boost in their online visibility. According to the source, the core strategy behind a +24% lift in SEO impressions and the gain of 331 new AI citations was surprisingly simple: providing structured answers to the real questions people are asking. The source explains that Webflow ran an experiment where they added FAQs and schema markup (structured data) to six key pages. The key steps, driven by an AI workflow, involved deep research into platforms like Google's "People Also Ask" and Reddit to find the exact questions users genuinely had. Then, they generated clear, on-brand answers and automatically structured them using clean schema markup. The takeaway for entrepreneurs is that maximizing AI visibility isn't about using buzzwords; it's about clarity, structure, and relevance. The source suggests that AI is raising the bar for how well content needs to be structured so that both search and AI engines can accurately surface your brand. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jgrant5_how-one-small-experiment-drove-a-24-lift-activity-7379296758360854528-mTUH/

As part of our effort to bring you guys quality data, We're developing tailored tools that will help Us get various measurements across the web. 📆 Today We're testing our brand mention tool, it queries a database of hundreds of thousands of pages to find -not links- but brand mentions, with this you're going to discover: 1-If your brand is understood and present in this database. 2-What your brand's reach is across the web. 3-If your brand is recognized and where these mentions happened. 4-Brand sentiment metric. So, If you want a custom brand mention report: - Say Hi and let Us know the brand name that you want Us to report on! Note: These results come from an open database for web brand mentions and the reddit mentions come directly from the Reddit Api. - Most of these work by matching words on page so not all results could be related to your brand, it might be similar brands in different markets or broad concepts with the same name. - The amount of results depend on the database but it's a really comprehensive source to have a point of reference of how well your brand is being "talked about", if none of the results relate to your brand name then it's a great signal of a missed opportunity.

Hey all, I had an incident last week where I realized my website was hacked. It's the reason I couldn't practice the AEO steps last week. I used GoDaddy's Security service to clean it up and restore it. That appeared to be successful. It is a WP site using the Divi theme. Problem: I used the schema validator and it shows nothing except an hentry reference (see screenshot). On the other hand, when I do an inspect, I see Java-script schema code. (see screenshot). Hence, my confusion. Is there anyone here that can help me clarify what is going on and then how to proceed forward? Separately but related, I have webpages that are created through my CRM which is built on top of GHL. I've heard (if I heard right) conflicting information between the workshop days and today's call. One saying that I should be able to add the AEO schema to them as long as I can access the backend. The other is that it does not work with CRM webpages because they are not inherently schema'ed. I'd really like clarity on this, since I'm new to AEO/SEO schema codes (I hung up my developer shoes decades ago), even though I'm not new to AI. thank you in advance. So glad I'm here.

I'm in the middle of a rebrand and relaunch as I publish my book this year and finally market the way I have intended for years and not executed. Plan is to sell education courses and write more books. The Jonathat Cronstedt exampl is going to be amazing for me. I haven't looked yet, but sounds very parralell. Currently my url is long, I have some forwarding url's, but keep the long one for compliance. Currently official name is IdealLifeWealthManagement.com I have IdealLifeWealth.com pointing to it I also own myideal.life and was leaning towards using this upon compliance approval. Now I'm Consider DanielPoppers.com or something of the like. Thoughts?

This is not a sponsored post, we respect the people behind the MeasureU team and have other friends getting their education. Server side tracking is something that feels like is going to be important resource to have at hand. I think that other than getting a service done is really valuable to understand the logic and build it in-house with AI, I think that's worth considering looking to the future.