While I prefer using Clawed Code, I understand that people often prefer the normal Clawed desktop app or even Clawed Code Work. I found a really easy way to connect Clawed and Clawed Code Work to practically any dataset you want with just one click. Spent yesterday connecting Claude Cowork to my Google Analytics, Search Console, and YouTube data using Windsor.ai. One click. Surprisingly stable. No more pasting CSVs or screenshotting dashboards. You can use promo code 'AIRANKING for 15% off. Then I asked Claude: "based on all this data, what should I focus on this week?", and it came back with a prioritized action list pulled from MY actual numbers, not generic SEO advice. Made a full video walking through the connection and the prompt I used. Sharing it here first. The MD file with the dashboard instructions is below so you can drop it into your own Cowork and run it on your data If you give it a try, post a screenshot of your dashboard in the comments. I want to see what it surfaces for you. Question: if you could give Claude live access to ONE more platform you've been struggling to pull data from, what would it be? I'm building the next workflow this week and want to make it something you'd actually use.

Just dropped a new video that's been on my mind ever since Google I/O. Open your Google Search Console for a second. Last 12 months. Look at the trend. Impressions going up. Clicks going down. That gap isn't an accident. It's AI answering searches before anyone ever reaches your site. And with what Google just shipped at I/O — search agents that browse, book, and buy for users without ever opening your website — that gap is about to get a lot wider. In the video, I break down: → The two I/O announcements that actually rewrite SEO (most recap videos missed these) → Why "concierge search" is the new mental model and how to optimize for it → The new KPIs that replace rankings (because rankings are dead) → The free 60-second test you can run on your own site right now to see if it's even readable by AI agents → The one file you can add today to start getting cited in AI search engines 🛠️ TOOLS & RESOURCES MENTIONED • Chrome Canary (free): https://www.google.com/chrome/canary/ • Lighthouse "Agentic Browsing" audit: built into Chrome Canary DevTools • Bing Webmaster Tools (AI Search Performance): https://www.bing.com/webmasters • DataWise (free AI visibility tracker): https://www.datawiseseo.com/ • Yoast SEO plugin (WordPress, for the llms.txt toggle): https://yoast.com

Just dropped a new video walking through the exact 4-system loop I use (and that some of you are already crushing with): 1. Content Creation → writing for hidden fan-out queries 2. Distribution → one blog into YouTube + Shorts + Reels 3. Reporting → Claude + Google Search Console action plan 4. Revival → refreshing old content the AI engines love Real wins from inside this community shown in the video: - A member closed a huge mortgage deal directly from a ChatGPT recommendation - Another ranked 2 clients #1 on ChatGPT across all of Chicago, without optimizing for ChatGPT once. All the skill are attached bellow