For me, it was focusing on internal linking + improving click-through rate from old blog titles.Didn’t build new backlinks, didn’t publish new content still saw traffic grow by 48% in 2 months. Curious to know what small SEO trick gave you real results (not theory)?

Big update. The community is officially relaunched, and the new AI Search Starter Kit is live in the classroom. If you joined a while ago and things felt quiet, that's because we were rebuilding behind the scenes. New tutorial, new structure, new tool integration. 🎉Today it's all live🎉. Here's what you'll walk through: 1. SEO in 2026 — the new search landscape, what's actually changed (and the 80% that hasn't) 2. Welcome to DataWise — get set up with 3 free days of full DataWise access (promo code inside) 3. Review Your Website — run a real site audit on your own domain 4. Fix One Thing — one live win you ship today (compressing a heavy image into WebP) 5. AI Visibility Check — see if ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI actually cite you 6. Writing Content AI Loves — the 5 rules + write one cited-style piece live 7. What To Do Next — your next move + how to keep momentum By the end you'll have an action board ranked by priority, something on your site fixed, one piece of content published in the AI-citation format, and a 60-second visibility check you can repeat every 2 weeks. The tool we use throughout is DataWise. As a free community member you get 3 full days of unlimited access with promo code *SKOOLOL3DAY*. Lesson 2 walks you through signing up and applying it. Start your new AI Search Kick Starter HERE Drop questions in the comments as you go. Glad to have you back.

So a few days ago I finished migrating my website from Mailerlite to SiteGrounds (using wordpress & divi themes) and it took me like 2 grueling months to do it >.> but so worth it. Before coming into this AI community (and the paid membership community), I thought page speed was kind of a myth and it didn't matter as much as google and others mentioned... But my site (1st fold) load time was like 6.5 seconds and now it's a little under 3 seconds. I've had a lot of pages ranking well, but now with a faster server it's starting to make a big impact... A city I live nearby, San Tan Valley, I was not ranking in, even though our Mesa, AZ page has been crushing it in GMB & #1 in organic (I've shared that one in the past)... But I got my first discovery call booked today in San Tan Valley which was cool to see. So after I double checked Google search console, I found out we actually were ranking there for the #1 organic listing in San Tan Valley. This is just the beginning but I've been so excited for the future! @Nicolas Gorrono's AI blog creation system, Building City connections in service pages, and optimization of website training in the paid community is soooooo undervalued. And no, he doesn't ask to me to share this, but I can't keep my mouth closed because it's so worth it. Now we're gona grow location pages and take over every city everywhere :) Thanks Nico, Tony and Adela for all you do all the time to support this community. And I hope this helps someone because this stuff is real 🙏 I really encourage you guys to join the AI Ranking premium community if you want to blast off your business. Use this link to join and I'll see you guys there: https://www.skool.com/ai-ranking/about?ref=cd5c65b6c13d4376a3a5412ed0c2c992

I am most certainly not panicking (or "pressing that red button"), but I still see that 87%-decrease in traffic as a real problem: if we remember that getting visitors to one's website also always was about being able and sell them something related or even quite different (else what would ever have been the point of the "old SEO-requirement" of having good and keyword-relevant blog content on a company website, without that??), then NOT HAVING these visitors anymore IS a significant problem. Also, makes a lot of sense from Google's PoV as they have been jummping the queue and positioning themselves time and again -- from the 2012 Penguin and the 2016 Panda updates, or even before that: they have a track record of leaving ANYTHING smelling of "competition" to them (again from their PoV, which I don't share -- I am all for a FREE INTERNET, standards-compliant and non-proprietary content in accordance with W3C guidelines, and freedom of speech) behind by unfairly exercising their monopoly, by cornering the market, and by only caring ab out their own nefarious agenda (why does this sound so familar...?), and "AI summaries", AI search & more are where we come closer to the end result: "Own Noting and Be Happy". Now, anyone TELL ME why I would still "be happy"?! What's even the point of being "cited" at all -- I don't give a shit about this "credential" as long as it does not also give me dollars and cents! Maybe someone can clarify why "being cited" should be of ANY value to me (other than perhaps that my good old website *internally* and *behind the scenes* ranks a little better (within Google's Black Box) which I don't give a damn about if it doesn't bring visitors, builds my list & more. So what IS the point of being the foundation of what AI summaries are collected from?

I’ve made thousands of dollars for myself and my clients in about 90 days since joining Nico’s paid AI Ranking group. I'm shocked that there are 6,800 people still sitting in this free group while Nico’s premium training is priced at a ridiculously low entry cost. The course content is great and, he literally gets on live screen share video calls and tells you what you need to do to win, what more do you want? With that price and a 7-day refund policy, I guess some of you just don’t like money. But if you’re like me, and you do like money (and winning) use my affiliate link and go sign up. If you started 90 days ago you could be getting nice stripe payments by now and getting your webpages ranked on PAGE ONE!!! see the image from yesterday... https://www.skool.com/ai-ranking/about?ref=9b7fd8e67d46429d917e363580ee565b