Backlinks remain a vital SEO factor, especially for healthcare providers competing in local markets like New York and New Jersey. Yet, many directories restrict backlinks on free listings, limiting SEO impact. AI plans that allow backlinks offer a practical solution, but how do you evaluate these tools without falling for gimmicks or risking staff disruption? Let’s discuss how to balance AI innovation with proven marketing strategies to deliver real SEO results for medical clients. What criteria do you use to select AI tools that genuinely support your SEO goals?

It's the People Who Know How to Use It. Everyone is talking about AI. - New models. - New tools. - New automations. But I believe the biggest opportunity isn't building AI. It's helping businesses use it. While building GetOblic, I've realized something that has completely changed my perspective. Local business owners don't wake up thinking: "I need AI." They wake up thinking: - How do I get more customers? - How do I become more visible? - Why am I missing opportunities? - How do I save time? - How do I grow? AI is simply one of the tools that helps answer those questions. That's why I'm expanding GetOblic locally. Not to build another sales team. But to build a new generation of AI Business Growth Partners. People who become trusted advisors to local businesses. People who use AI to help businesses become more visible, improve their customer journey, strengthen their online presence, communicate better, and continuously grow. I genuinely believe this is one of the most exciting opportunities of the next decade. Not because AI replaces people... But because it allows one person to create more value than ever before. If you're someone who enjoys solving problems, building relationships, and helping businesses succeed, this might be exactly the opportunity you've been looking for. 🎥 I've recorded a short video explaining why I'm taking GetOblic local and the vision behind it. I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts. Do you think AI will replace business consultants... or create a whole new generation of them?

Most people think the AI revolution belongs to engineers, developers, or prompt experts. We believe something very different is happening. The next major AI opportunity will belong to people who already possess: - expertise - experience - methodologies - audiences - communities - operational knowledge - niche authority In other words: The future may belong to experts who learn how to leverage AI, not necessarily to AI experts themselves. That is why we created Expert AI Builders. Not as another “AI community.” Not as a prompt-sharing group. Not as an automation course. But as a place where expertise can evolve into scalable AI-powered business systems. We are already seeing this happen in the real world. To illustrate what this can look like in practice, we’ve attached the ALUMA AI case study: a real-world example of how proprietary expertise can evolve into an AI-powered business experience. ALUMA AI demonstrates how highly specialized expertise in medical pigmentation and professional education can become: - an AI-powered experience - a scalable knowledge system - a client engagement layer - an educational AI environment - a recurring revenue opportunity This is bigger than chatbots. We believe a new category is emerging: Expertise with → Structured Knowledge → AI-Powered Experience → Scalable Business Over the coming months, this community will explore: - expertise monetization - AI-powered business systems - Voice AI - secure knowledge-based AI - educational AI - white-label AI opportunities - real deployment case studies - operational frameworks - scalable recurring revenue models If you already: - teach - coach - consult - operate - train - educate - manage a community - own proprietary knowledge - or repeatedly solve valuable problems …you may already have the foundation for an Expert AI business. This is only the beginning. Your knowledge. Your brand. Your AI. We’re curious: 1. What expertise, methodology or niche knowledge do you currently have? 2. What repetitive questions do clients, students or customers ask you most often? 3. If you could turn one part of your expertise into an AI-powered experience, what would it be?