![alexgroberman's tweet photo. ChatGPT is investing $600,000 in SEO talent. They also stole Netflix's SEO expert.
Claude is offering $320,000 for an SEO Lead.
Meta is offering $300,000 for an SEO Manager.
Why are all these AI companies suddenly desperately trying to add SEO talent in 2026?
Simple.
It is the same reason SEO Stuff is coming off another record month (see my pinned tweet).
https://t.co/eh1auroJF7
SEO, when done correctly, is one of the most reliable revenue drivers a company can have.
It is also the single biggest component of any legitimate AI search optimization strategy.
As an example, here is how one customer SEO customer currently does just under $100,000/month from search traffic alone.
This business operates in one of the most competitive and trust-heavy business categories.
Not only has their traffic grown exponentially, but their AI search visibility increased multiple times over, their AI Overview and ChatGPT citations became consistent and their rankings expanded across high-intent queries.
Here’s the exact formula:
This brand has a surprisingly low DR and is competing against networks, enterprise platforms and VC-backed companies with massive compliance and marketing teams.
So how did they do it?
Well, most similar sites publish content designed to sound safe and educational, but not content designed to rank or get cited.
That content looks fine to humans who are already on the site and don't care anyway, and is useless to AI systems.
(Want to know if your site is AI-search ready? Check here: https://t.co/Pn764BHwyL)
This client rebuilt content around commercial intent.
Instead of generic education posts, they focused on pages people actually search for when choosing:
“Best [service] providers”
“Top [service] [place]”
“[Service] for [specific customer base]”
“[Service] options compared”
“[Competitor or platform] reviews”
Each page was written so every paragraph could stand alone as a complete answer.
That is exactly how Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and ChatGPT extract and reuse content.
Then they structured pages for AI extraction.
Every page followed the same structure:
TL;DR at the top answering the core question directly
H2s written as buyer questions
Two to three short, factual sentences under each H2
Lists and clear statements instead of opinion-heavy copy
This is why AI citations started appearing early and then kept compounding as authority increased.
Then came the authority building.
Content alone does not work in this industry.
Trust signals matter more here than almost any other niche.
The focus was not link volume.
It was signal quality and consistency.
DR50+ niche-adjacent domains only
Sites with real organic traffic and AI visibility
Contextual anchors like “[service] provider” and “[service] [location]”
Consistent mentions tying the brand to its specialty and geography
This created a clean entity graph that both Google and AI systems could understand and trust.
Then came brand and regional trust signals.
Once authority was in place, we reinforced brand clarity.
This is critical for AI search.
This involved:
Embedding brand, specialty and location into schema
Creating reviews, about, and team pages with structured data
optimized meta descriptions with trust-forward language (though this is less important now that Google is rewriting the majority of them)
Increased internal brand mentions without keyword stuffing
This creates a feedback loop where Google rankings reinforce AI citations, and AI citations reinforce Google trust.
Then came the internal linking.
Internal links were used to pass context.
Service pages linked to supporting comparison and related content
Blog posts linked back to service pages
Anchors reflected intent, not generic phrases
This made the site hierarchy obvious to both crawlers and language models.
Then came the scaling.
More AI-optimized comparison and “best of” pages
Clean, schema-friendly structures
Built-in FAQs and TL;DR summaries
These pages now fuel steady growth across Google and AI systems without ad spend.
If you want to replicate this:
Build content around buyer intent
Use question-based H2s with short, extractable answers
Add TL;DRs to every page
Build DR50+ backlinks from relevant domains
Strengthen brand and location signals
Interlink semantically
Do this for 60 to 90 days and you’ll start seeing the same pattern:
Steady rankings.
AI citations.
Compounding traffic.
Or skip the work and let SEO Stuff do it for you.
Gold Plan
https://t.co/yEFyM0Ze7W
Premium Content Bundle
https://t.co/4CAnUt07PO
There’s a reason more than 80 percent of SEO Stuff customers reorder.
And if you want some "unconfirmed" cheat codes we've been using to boost traffic from Google and ChatGPT, just RT this and reply "AI SEO cheat codes" and I'll DM you.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HEf7yAlbMAAansO.png)
![alexgroberman's tweet photo. ChatGPT is investing $600,000 in SEO talent. They also stole Netflix's SEO expert.
Claude is offering $320,000 for an SEO Lead.
Meta is offering $300,000 for an SEO Manager.
Why are all these AI companies suddenly desperately trying to add SEO talent in 2026?
Simple.
It is the same reason SEO Stuff is coming off another record month (see my pinned tweet).
https://t.co/eh1auroJF7
SEO, when done correctly, is one of the most reliable revenue drivers a company can have.
It is also the single biggest component of any legitimate AI search optimization strategy.
As an example, here is how one customer SEO customer currently does just under $100,000/month from search traffic alone.
This business operates in one of the most competitive and trust-heavy business categories.
Not only has their traffic grown exponentially, but their AI search visibility increased multiple times over, their AI Overview and ChatGPT citations became consistent and their rankings expanded across high-intent queries.
Here’s the exact formula:
This brand has a surprisingly low DR and is competing against networks, enterprise platforms and VC-backed companies with massive compliance and marketing teams.
So how did they do it?
Well, most similar sites publish content designed to sound safe and educational, but not content designed to rank or get cited.
That content looks fine to humans who are already on the site and don't care anyway, and is useless to AI systems.
(Want to know if your site is AI-search ready? Check here: https://t.co/Pn764BHwyL)
This client rebuilt content around commercial intent.
Instead of generic education posts, they focused on pages people actually search for when choosing:
“Best [service] providers”
“Top [service] [place]”
“[Service] for [specific customer base]”
“[Service] options compared”
“[Competitor or platform] reviews”
Each page was written so every paragraph could stand alone as a complete answer.
That is exactly how Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and ChatGPT extract and reuse content.
Then they structured pages for AI extraction.
Every page followed the same structure:
TL;DR at the top answering the core question directly
H2s written as buyer questions
Two to three short, factual sentences under each H2
Lists and clear statements instead of opinion-heavy copy
This is why AI citations started appearing early and then kept compounding as authority increased.
Then came the authority building.
Content alone does not work in this industry.
Trust signals matter more here than almost any other niche.
The focus was not link volume.
It was signal quality and consistency.
DR50+ niche-adjacent domains only
Sites with real organic traffic and AI visibility
Contextual anchors like “[service] provider” and “[service] [location]”
Consistent mentions tying the brand to its specialty and geography
This created a clean entity graph that both Google and AI systems could understand and trust.
Then came brand and regional trust signals.
Once authority was in place, we reinforced brand clarity.
This is critical for AI search.
This involved:
Embedding brand, specialty and location into schema
Creating reviews, about, and team pages with structured data
optimized meta descriptions with trust-forward language (though this is less important now that Google is rewriting the majority of them)
Increased internal brand mentions without keyword stuffing
This creates a feedback loop where Google rankings reinforce AI citations, and AI citations reinforce Google trust.
Then came the internal linking.
Internal links were used to pass context.
Service pages linked to supporting comparison and related content
Blog posts linked back to service pages
Anchors reflected intent, not generic phrases
This made the site hierarchy obvious to both crawlers and language models.
Then came the scaling.
More AI-optimized comparison and “best of” pages
Clean, schema-friendly structures
Built-in FAQs and TL;DR summaries
These pages now fuel steady growth across Google and AI systems without ad spend.
If you want to replicate this:
Build content around buyer intent
Use question-based H2s with short, extractable answers
Add TL;DRs to every page
Build DR50+ backlinks from relevant domains
Strengthen brand and location signals
Interlink semantically
Do this for 60 to 90 days and you’ll start seeing the same pattern:
Steady rankings.
AI citations.
Compounding traffic.
Or skip the work and let SEO Stuff do it for you.
Gold Plan
https://t.co/yEFyM0Ze7W
Premium Content Bundle
https://t.co/4CAnUt07PO
There’s a reason more than 80 percent of SEO Stuff customers reorder.
And if you want some "unconfirmed" cheat codes we've been using to boost traffic from Google and ChatGPT, just RT this and reply "AI SEO cheat codes" and I'll DM you.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HEf7yAjbwAAdDzj.jpg)
![alexgroberman's tweet photo. ChatGPT is investing $600,000 in SEO talent. They also stole Netflix's SEO expert.
Claude is offering $320,000 for an SEO Lead.
Meta is offering $300,000 for an SEO Manager.
Why are all these AI companies suddenly desperately trying to add SEO talent in 2026?
Simple.
It is the same reason SEO Stuff is coming off another record month (see my pinned tweet).
https://t.co/eh1auroJF7
SEO, when done correctly, is one of the most reliable revenue drivers a company can have.
It is also the single biggest component of any legitimate AI search optimization strategy.
As an example, here is how one customer SEO customer currently does just under $100,000/month from search traffic alone.
This business operates in one of the most competitive and trust-heavy business categories.
Not only has their traffic grown exponentially, but their AI search visibility increased multiple times over, their AI Overview and ChatGPT citations became consistent and their rankings expanded across high-intent queries.
Here’s the exact formula:
This brand has a surprisingly low DR and is competing against networks, enterprise platforms and VC-backed companies with massive compliance and marketing teams.
So how did they do it?
Well, most similar sites publish content designed to sound safe and educational, but not content designed to rank or get cited.
That content looks fine to humans who are already on the site and don't care anyway, and is useless to AI systems.
(Want to know if your site is AI-search ready? Check here: https://t.co/Pn764BHwyL)
This client rebuilt content around commercial intent.
Instead of generic education posts, they focused on pages people actually search for when choosing:
“Best [service] providers”
“Top [service] [place]”
“[Service] for [specific customer base]”
“[Service] options compared”
“[Competitor or platform] reviews”
Each page was written so every paragraph could stand alone as a complete answer.
That is exactly how Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and ChatGPT extract and reuse content.
Then they structured pages for AI extraction.
Every page followed the same structure:
TL;DR at the top answering the core question directly
H2s written as buyer questions
Two to three short, factual sentences under each H2
Lists and clear statements instead of opinion-heavy copy
This is why AI citations started appearing early and then kept compounding as authority increased.
Then came the authority building.
Content alone does not work in this industry.
Trust signals matter more here than almost any other niche.
The focus was not link volume.
It was signal quality and consistency.
DR50+ niche-adjacent domains only
Sites with real organic traffic and AI visibility
Contextual anchors like “[service] provider” and “[service] [location]”
Consistent mentions tying the brand to its specialty and geography
This created a clean entity graph that both Google and AI systems could understand and trust.
Then came brand and regional trust signals.
Once authority was in place, we reinforced brand clarity.
This is critical for AI search.
This involved:
Embedding brand, specialty and location into schema
Creating reviews, about, and team pages with structured data
optimized meta descriptions with trust-forward language (though this is less important now that Google is rewriting the majority of them)
Increased internal brand mentions without keyword stuffing
This creates a feedback loop where Google rankings reinforce AI citations, and AI citations reinforce Google trust.
Then came the internal linking.
Internal links were used to pass context.
Service pages linked to supporting comparison and related content
Blog posts linked back to service pages
Anchors reflected intent, not generic phrases
This made the site hierarchy obvious to both crawlers and language models.
Then came the scaling.
More AI-optimized comparison and “best of” pages
Clean, schema-friendly structures
Built-in FAQs and TL;DR summaries
These pages now fuel steady growth across Google and AI systems without ad spend.
If you want to replicate this:
Build content around buyer intent
Use question-based H2s with short, extractable answers
Add TL;DRs to every page
Build DR50+ backlinks from relevant domains
Strengthen brand and location signals
Interlink semantically
Do this for 60 to 90 days and you’ll start seeing the same pattern:
Steady rankings.
AI citations.
Compounding traffic.
Or skip the work and let SEO Stuff do it for you.
Gold Plan
https://t.co/yEFyM0Ze7W
Premium Content Bundle
https://t.co/4CAnUt07PO
There’s a reason more than 80 percent of SEO Stuff customers reorder.
And if you want some "unconfirmed" cheat codes we've been using to boost traffic from Google and ChatGPT, just RT this and reply "AI SEO cheat codes" and I'll DM you.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HEf7yAjasAAf645.jpg)
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@alexgroberman AI SEO cheat codes
ChatGPT is investing $600,000 in SEO talent. They also stole Netflix's SEO expert.
Claude is offering $320,000 for an SEO Lead.
Meta is offering $300,000 for an SEO Manager.
Why are all these AI companies suddenly desperately trying to add SEO talent in 2026?
Simple.
It is the same reason SEO Stuff is coming off another record month (see my pinned tweet).
https://t.co/eh1auroJF7
SEO, when done correctly, is one of the most reliable revenue drivers a company can have.
It is also the single biggest component of any legitimate AI search optimization strategy.
As an example, here is how one customer SEO customer currently does just under $100,000/month from search traffic alone.
This business operates in one of the most competitive and trust-heavy business categories.
Not only has their traffic grown exponentially, but their AI search visibility increased multiple times over, their AI Overview and ChatGPT citations became consistent and their rankings expanded across high-intent queries.
Here’s the exact formula:
This brand has a surprisingly low DR and is competing against networks, enterprise platforms and VC-backed companies with massive compliance and marketing teams.
So how did they do it?
Well, most similar sites publish content designed to sound safe and educational, but not content designed to rank or get cited.
That content looks fine to humans who are already on the site and don't care anyway, and is useless to AI systems.
(Want to know if your site is AI-search ready? Check here: https://t.co/Pn764BHwyL)
This client rebuilt content around commercial intent.
Instead of generic education posts, they focused on pages people actually search for when choosing:
“Best [service] providers”
“Top [service] [place]”
“[Service] for [specific customer base]”
“[Service] options compared”
“[Competitor or platform] reviews”
Each page was written so every paragraph could stand alone as a complete answer.
That is exactly how Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and ChatGPT extract and reuse content.
Then they structured pages for AI extraction.
Every page followed the same structure:
TL;DR at the top answering the core question directly
H2s written as buyer questions
Two to three short, factual sentences under each H2
Lists and clear statements instead of opinion-heavy copy
This is why AI citations started appearing early and then kept compounding as authority increased.
Then came the authority building.
Content alone does not work in this industry.
Trust signals matter more here than almost any other niche.
The focus was not link volume.
It was signal quality and consistency.
DR50+ niche-adjacent domains only
Sites with real organic traffic and AI visibility
Contextual anchors like “[service] provider” and “[service] [location]”
Consistent mentions tying the brand to its specialty and geography
This created a clean entity graph that both Google and AI systems could understand and trust.
Then came brand and regional trust signals.
Once authority was in place, we reinforced brand clarity.
This is critical for AI search.
This involved:
Embedding brand, specialty and location into schema
Creating reviews, about, and team pages with structured data
optimized meta descriptions with trust-forward language (though this is less important now that Google is rewriting the majority of them)
Increased internal brand mentions without keyword stuffing
This creates a feedback loop where Google rankings reinforce AI citations, and AI citations reinforce Google trust.
Then came the internal linking.
Internal links were used to pass context.
Service pages linked to supporting comparison and related content
Blog posts linked back to service pages
Anchors reflected intent, not generic phrases
This made the site hierarchy obvious to both crawlers and language models.
Then came the scaling.
More AI-optimized comparison and “best of” pages
Clean, schema-friendly structures
Built-in FAQs and TL;DR summaries
These pages now fuel steady growth across Google and AI systems without ad spend.
If you want to replicate this:
Build content around buyer intent
Use question-based H2s with short, extractable answers
Add TL;DRs to every page
Build DR50+ backlinks from relevant domains
Strengthen brand and location signals
Interlink semantically
Do this for 60 to 90 days and you’ll start seeing the same pattern:
Steady rankings.
AI citations.
Compounding traffic.
Or skip the work and let SEO Stuff do it for you.
Gold Plan
https://t.co/yEFyM0Ze7W
Premium Content Bundle
https://t.co/4CAnUt07PO
There’s a reason more than 80 percent of SEO Stuff customers reorder.
And if you want some "unconfirmed" cheat codes we've been using to boost traffic from Google and ChatGPT, just RT this and reply "AI SEO cheat codes" and I'll DM you.
![alexgroberman's tweet photo. ChatGPT is investing $600,000 in SEO talent. They also stole Netflix's SEO expert.
Claude is offering $320,000 for an SEO Lead.
Meta is offering $300,000 for an SEO Manager.
Why are all these AI companies suddenly desperately trying to add SEO talent in 2026?
Simple.
It is the same reason SEO Stuff is coming off another record month (see my pinned tweet).
https://t.co/eh1auroJF7
SEO, when done correctly, is one of the most reliable revenue drivers a company can have.
It is also the single biggest component of any legitimate AI search optimization strategy.
As an example, here is how one customer SEO customer currently does just under $100,000/month from search traffic alone.
This business operates in one of the most competitive and trust-heavy business categories.
Not only has their traffic grown exponentially, but their AI search visibility increased multiple times over, their AI Overview and ChatGPT citations became consistent and their rankings expanded across high-intent queries.
Here’s the exact formula:
This brand has a surprisingly low DR and is competing against networks, enterprise platforms and VC-backed companies with massive compliance and marketing teams.
So how did they do it?
Well, most similar sites publish content designed to sound safe and educational, but not content designed to rank or get cited.
That content looks fine to humans who are already on the site and don't care anyway, and is useless to AI systems.
(Want to know if your site is AI-search ready? Check here: https://t.co/Pn764BHwyL)
This client rebuilt content around commercial intent.
Instead of generic education posts, they focused on pages people actually search for when choosing:
“Best [service] providers”
“Top [service] [place]”
“[Service] for [specific customer base]”
“[Service] options compared”
“[Competitor or platform] reviews”
Each page was written so every paragraph could stand alone as a complete answer.
That is exactly how Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and ChatGPT extract and reuse content.
Then they structured pages for AI extraction.
Every page followed the same structure:
TL;DR at the top answering the core question directly
H2s written as buyer questions
Two to three short, factual sentences under each H2
Lists and clear statements instead of opinion-heavy copy
This is why AI citations started appearing early and then kept compounding as authority increased.
Then came the authority building.
Content alone does not work in this industry.
Trust signals matter more here than almost any other niche.
The focus was not link volume.
It was signal quality and consistency.
DR50+ niche-adjacent domains only
Sites with real organic traffic and AI visibility
Contextual anchors like “[service] provider” and “[service] [location]”
Consistent mentions tying the brand to its specialty and geography
This created a clean entity graph that both Google and AI systems could understand and trust.
Then came brand and regional trust signals.
Once authority was in place, we reinforced brand clarity.
This is critical for AI search.
This involved:
Embedding brand, specialty and location into schema
Creating reviews, about, and team pages with structured data
optimized meta descriptions with trust-forward language (though this is less important now that Google is rewriting the majority of them)
Increased internal brand mentions without keyword stuffing
This creates a feedback loop where Google rankings reinforce AI citations, and AI citations reinforce Google trust.
Then came the internal linking.
Internal links were used to pass context.
Service pages linked to supporting comparison and related content
Blog posts linked back to service pages
Anchors reflected intent, not generic phrases
This made the site hierarchy obvious to both crawlers and language models.
Then came the scaling.
More AI-optimized comparison and “best of” pages
Clean, schema-friendly structures
Built-in FAQs and TL;DR summaries
These pages now fuel steady growth across Google and AI systems without ad spend.
If you want to replicate this:
Build content around buyer intent
Use question-based H2s with short, extractable answers
Add TL;DRs to every page
Build DR50+ backlinks from relevant domains
Strengthen brand and location signals
Interlink semantically
Do this for 60 to 90 days and you’ll start seeing the same pattern:
Steady rankings.
AI citations.
Compounding traffic.
Or skip the work and let SEO Stuff do it for you.
Gold Plan
https://t.co/yEFyM0Ze7W
Premium Content Bundle
https://t.co/4CAnUt07PO
There’s a reason more than 80 percent of SEO Stuff customers reorder.
And if you want some "unconfirmed" cheat codes we've been using to boost traffic from Google and ChatGPT, just RT this and reply "AI SEO cheat codes" and I'll DM you.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HEf7yApaAAA5UtK.jpg)
@NamorPB @TomBuck @MBTS @jasonkeithallen I am a Midwestern student and was never comfortable with him.
@NamorPB @TomBuck @MBTS @jasonkeithallen Actually Barrett wrote an article on his blog stating categorically that he is now Anglican and he and his family are awaiting confirmation.
@TomBuck @jasonkeithallen Tom,
I am a current student at Midwestern (MDiv) and I have never been comfortable with Barrett. His love affair with Thomas Aquinas and use of textbooks from Catholic theologians was troubling. I refused to take his classes, but I have been very satisfied with MBTS otherwise.
@_TruthZone_ Yes absolutely...I lived it in the 1970s
@TomBuck Amen Brother!
@TomBuck 🤣 me too!
@ChrisHohnholz @harmonizedgrace True in a few cases, but many of those accounts seem to be trying to stir up trouble. It reminds me of what Jesus warned us in Matthew 10:16, Behold, I am sending you out as sheep in the midst of wolves, so be wise as serpents and innocent as doves. God bless you Chris!
@ChrisHohnholz @harmonizedgrace I would also say that I see no real reason a true follower of Christ needs to have an anonymous account. That just screams of someone trying to hide something. Let our yes be yes and our no be no. Thanks Chis for the post!
@Phil_Johnson_ Praying for you brother 🙏
Did you see this? @MBTS and @SpurgeonMBTS are giving away a complete set of C. H. Spurgeon's New Park Street Pulpit Vols. 1-6 published by @RHB_Books!
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@YourCalvinist Me too brother...me too
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