I helped a small business 7x their AI Search revenue. From $670/m to $5,741/m. By getting them visible in AI search results. (0 → 100 AI overviews. Organic search traffic doubled.) Being cited by AI (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude) is becoming a real revenue channel. I'm thinking about helping 5 founders do the same in 90 days. Who's with me?

I used to be an in-house SEO manager working with a well-resourced media team, a real budget, and serious effort going into content. It sucked because none of it was compounding. The portfolio was losing traffic despite everything we threw at it. New pages flatlined. Updates had no impact. And I couldn't figure out why. I was too buried in execution to think. Keyword research, content briefs, technical fixes, my job was feeding the machine. Every day. But then I started giving the repetitive stuff to AI. Not all at once. Just the pieces where it could speed things up. Within a few months I'd automated most of the repetitive work on my plate. I finally had space to actually think. I dove deep into the data. Ran analyses I'd never had time for. That's when I found it, something fundamental we'd been getting wrong. Our content was great. Our site architecture was broken. Everything we published was landing on a flawed foundation. I put together a theory and tested it on one of our smaller sites. Within two weeks, we saw significant ranking improvements on the tested money pages. We thought it was a fluke. We tested on three more sites. Same thing. Two weeks in, pages that got the treatment shot up. Pages that didn't stayed flat. It was real. We rolled it out to the entire portfolio. A few weeks later, we started seeing traffic and rankings shooting up. All because AI took the repetitive execution off my plate and gave me back the one thing that actually matters, time to think. We grew organic traffic from 160k to 1.7 million on one site. The peak hit after I'd already left. The system I built was still compounding on its own. It's been declining since. The system works, but only if someone's running it.

I ranked a DR 0 site for a 23k search volume keyword. I also landed AI overviews and ChatGPT mentions for the article. Watch this quick video for three examples of AI generated content working for SEO, AI overviews, and ChatGPT mentions. I show real GSC performance and live examples of their rankings. ~ It's fair to say that AI generated content definitely can and will perform if done well. If everyone uses AI to create their content (most already do) - then it's a game of whoever has the best AI wins.

I 2x'd sign-ups to a SaaS client's landing page. Purely from Organic traffic. In about 90 days. If you got one hour of my time, what would you want help with?

I’ve noticed an interesting trend over the past 6+ months and I’m curious whether others are seeing something similar. We’re getting a steadily increasing share of international traffic / orders. Nothing has changed over the course over the same time on site, meaning: - The website is only in Dutch (a relatively small European language) - No translations, no country-specific pages Yet we’re receiving orders from Sweden, Germany, Poland, Italy, Spain, etc. These appear to be local customers in those countries, not expats or relocated Dutch speakers. This seems counterintuitive from a classic SEO / UX perspective, where language alignment is usually considered critical for conversion. I'm very curious if you too also see more cross-border conversions on single-language sites? Would you think this is driven by improved machine translation in browsers/search, stronger intent-based search, or something else (= GEO recommendations)? Are there SEO signals or SERP changes you believe are contributing to this behavior anyone knows of? Would love to hear real-world observations or data points from others!