A lot of people are using agents to optimize their website, but I wouldn’t do that just yet. We’ve seen what AI can do if not managed properly, especially with content, so I wouldn’t really on it to do that yet.
We’ve seen a lot of progress with our manual work, still using AI but not on autopilot, and it’s just getting better.
Another thing is that all these agents and optimizations are to get more cited and visible by AI, which means it will use your content as reference but it doesn’t mean it will recommend you. For that we need mentions and that’s pretty much like backlinks without links.
It’s interesting to see how this AI thing will evolve and it’s most definitely exciting since it’s pushing innovation.
@Mike_Scully_ I think the point is to understand how AI works in your niche, make it work for you and than sell that to other people with the same problem. That’s how entrepreneurship always worked.
ChatGPT has ads now and there are no keywords.
You write a plain-language description of the conversation your product belongs in, and the model decides where you fit.
Which means the ad system runs on the same comprehension layer as the answer system.
If it already recommends you, that placement is free. If it doesn't, you can now rent it.
Client shared their deluded homepage design in adobe Illustrator that we fixed in 3h using purely skills and Relume in Figma, all ready for Webflow deployment. No AI is used whatsoever.