I used to spend a great deal of time putting my nose through seemingly interesting articles only to find they were excellent clickbait. And even more so in Youtube videos that have managed to turn clickbait into an specialization. But everything change when I discovered this little feature in Brave Browser (Privacy optimized Chrome based browser) which is called "Leo AI". You can pop open at any page and summarize or extract information that you need without having to read the whole thing, just two clicks and you get a short but valuable summary! It even works on youtube videos, I don't have to go to shady sites to extract the raw transcript (Unless I want to get the raw output to process it into a quick guide, sop, reference doc, which I do often). The only thing is that it uses a small LLama model (META) but is good enough to serve it's purpose. On the other hand, There's perplexity Comet, the first Agentic Browser to hit the market, I've added two captures of summarization of the very same article with Brave's Leo AI and Perplexity's Comet side by side, just simple "Summarize this page" prompts, but the result it's massively different. TL;DR: Comet is much more detailed, mostly because of Perplexity having a more capable fine-tuned model. ------------------- What you guys think? What's your favourite daily use for AI that changed everything?

For years, the SEO mantra has been "links are everything." A new Ahrefs study challenges this, especially for AI-powered search. Their shocking discovery? Web mentions beat backlinks 3:1 for getting featured in AI Overviews. 🤯 This means AI cares more that people are talking about your brand across the web—on forums, in articles, on Reddit—than if they're formally linking to you. While links still matter for traditional organic traffic, the game is changing for AI visibility. The takeaway is simple: don't just build links. Build your brand's presence and get mentioned. Authentic conversation now outweighs traditional link authority in the new AI search landscape. Here's the source article: https://ahrefs.com/blog/ai-overview-brand-correlation/ Are you tracking brand mentions as a key metric?

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HostPapa is a very Mexican hosting server that even though it wasn't directly recommended it was cited by AI Overviews which lives on top of google organic results, that should be the goal that' you're working towards. Plus points because I already had done my research and was diving deeper into specific types of products different from the obvious choices. These are your foundational AEO goals you can get inspiration from, today: 1. Brand Mentions on authoritative sources 2. A Brand 3. Email capture 4. Social profiles are great signals to have early 5. About10x (Benefit driven, not just transactional but highly promotional) 6. Tools 7. BIG entity cluster 8. Added features

Ever wondered how to make your website content stand out in AI search results? A recent post on LinkedIn by Steph Trovato shares some interesting strategies for optimizing your content for large language models (LLMs). The post suggests an "LLM visibility sprint" for the rest of the year, focusing on refining high-intent pages, revamping content for answers by including clear FAQs and comparisons, adding trust signals like fresh dates and author bios, and structuring content with clean headings and lists. It also recommends testing your content with AI tools like ChatGPT to see how it appears. What are your thoughts on these strategies for boosting content visibility in AI? https://www.linkedin.com/posts/stephtrovato_heres-the-move-for-the-rest-of-the-year-activity-7374061552930537472-pNQp/