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[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@ChatSEO_app haha yh comments are leads, likes are just vibes 🔥

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

WTF, this guide is insane, one founder runs a whole marketing team on 14 Claude jobs

Just copy paste it in your Claude and start getting clients

But if you don't have time, here's all you need to remember

1/ Write one CLAUDE.md that every job reads: let Claude interview you one question at a time, rules section included

2/ Give each job its own folder: a DAILY.md brief, a JSON registry of everything it already did, one launchd schedule

3/ Watch 10 accounts in adjacent niches and keep only giveaway posts from the last 7 days, ranked by comments, not likes

4/ Never repeat a format from your last 3 posts: two posts on the same topic within 3 days both do worse

5/ Remake the winner for your niche every morning: same structure, your topic, and always a giveaway behind it with its own tracked link

6/ Slice your X posts out of your long articles: 19 articles gave a backlog of 116 slices, one a day with an annotated screenshot

7/ Answer every comment for 60 minutes after each post

8/ Six hours later, DM every connected commenter the giveaway link

9/ Send a personal DM built on one real finding from their own site: 1,301 sends got 236 replies, 18.1%

10/ Spend your time on who you message, not on wording: four openers over 1,352 sends all landed between 13% and 17%

11/ Before calling a lead pool dry, check what your filter can't see: 3,032 leads stayed invisible because they were never enriched

12/ Build one cockpit for every job's health and turn every correction into a dated rule in CLAUDE.md

[Nicholas Dulait @NicholasDulait]

https://t.co/4OYao8qJzo

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@VengeonsP yh facts, the first hour is where the convos start 🙌

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@WorkFarOfficial yh exactly, the loop around it is the real product 🙌

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

https://t.co/mgeJSAea6c

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@ChatSEO_app haha what a month, the store is on fire 🎲

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

Best Google month in this board game store's history

14,124 clicks in 27 days, 3.4x last October, with 47 keywords in the top 3

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

https://t.co/mgeJSAea6c

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@VengeonsP haha ty mate 🙌

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@NicholasDulait not before job number 15 lol

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@NicholasDulait the 3,032 invisible leads part is painfully real

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@ChatSEO_app haha ty mate 🙌

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

The only GEO checklist you'll need: 10 checks behind a page Google's AI Overview quotes by name

Bookmark this and go through it one check at a time

1/ Open with a 5-line summary box that answers the money question

-> Google's AI Overview took our pricing line from it almost word for word, and named us as the source

2/ Put a number in every answer

-> A range beats an adjective: rates, monthly fees, 1 to 3 months for the audit, 3 to 6 for first rankings. Assistants quote figures, not opinions

3/ Write every H2 as the question people ask

-> Why a specialist, what they do, rates, timelines, top 4, FAQ. The AI Overview's own headings mirror them

4/ Give the price its own table

-> One row per profile, one column per pricing model. The easiest block on the page for a model to read

5/ Put the exact query and a qualifier in the title

-> The query, the searcher's word in brackets, the year. Adding "(freelance)" made us the 1st source on "freelance SEO Sanity"

6/ Rank named experts, with their sites

-> A Top 4 table with each expert's specialty and website, and we left ourselves out. A real list of people reads as a source, not a sales page

7/ Add "Summarize with" buttons

-> ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Grok, each opening a ready prompt on your URL, right above the summary box

8/ Show the author and a fresh date up top

-> Author name, "Updated Oct 6, 2026", reading time. Google prints the date on the result and assistants prefer what was updated

9/ Block nothing in robots.txt but the admin

-> Disallow /wp-admin/ only, sitemap declared. No AI crawler is shut out

10/ Give the page breadcrumbs, schema, a folder and a canonical

-> BreadcrumbList + WebPage schema, a /consultant-seo/ folder, a self canonical. The page sits inside its topic, not alone

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@iziatask haha yh sneaky but it works

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@VengeonsP yh so underrated, models love a clean table 🙌

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@VengeonsP 3,521 signups from Google in 65 days, 131 now paying

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@YouFollowDenis yh agree, a dated change log is what makes rule three actually useful

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

The best SEO hire I onboarded never touches a page

3 rules I'd add to his harness

• Compare 28 days with the same 28 days last year, not last month

• Clicks down but position flat? Read the SERP and the title first

• Refresh one page at a time, so you know what moved it

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

https://t.co/mgeJSAea6c

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@iziatask yh one page at a time or you never know what moved it

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@HitLambaAI yh step 4 is the sneaky one, the exact wording has to be on the page

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

Search Console: 8 steps to turn your 0-click queries into clicks, without a new page, in 20 minutes

They are searches Google already shows you for, on a page that never answers them

1/ Open Search Console > Performance, last 28 days, tick Impressions

-> sort by impressions: the 0-click rows on top are your free wins

2/ Keep the rows at positions 5 to 20 with 0 clicks

-> many impressions on a query is the strongest signal there is: Google already finds you relevant

3/ Click the query, then the Pages tab, to see which page Google shows

-> on our site, "similarweb competitors" got 4,384 impressions in 28 days and 0 clicks

4/ Open that page and look for the exact words of the query

-> if they are not there, Google is guessing: your page is close, it is not the answer

5/ Add one section that answers the query, under a heading with its exact words

-> one section on the page Google already shows, never a new page competing with it

6/ If it is the page's best query, put it in the title too

-> the query with the most impressions and the fewest clicks is the one the title should carry

7/ Change it once, then leave the page alone for 90 days

-> Google needs about 3 months to settle a page after a real change, and a second edit restarts the clock

8/ At 90 days, filter on that exact page AND that exact query

-> it is the only view where the average position tells you where you really stand

Prepared by SEO experts at ChatSEO, the AI agent for SEO and GEO

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@VengeonsP skipping pages edited in the last 90 days is the underrated one

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@digitalabhay yh agree, being the most useful answer for that exact search is the real win

[ChadSEO @ChadSE0]

@VengeonsP @ZalidanTV 1.1M views in 4 months at 20 minutes per video