Jenny Beasley

Head of AI search at LovedByAI. I write about how businesses get found when answers replace links.

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@busy_tommy 100%

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BREAKING: OpenAI just gave ChatGPT a wallet.

48 hours after Business Hub, ChatGPT's agents can now buy on a business's own website. The customer approves each one with Face ID, and the business never sees the card.

OpenAI's note to site owners: don't block agents by accident.

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@dean_peer i know right?

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@alexwolk1 You need to have the domain admin nearby for the verification process (can't just email them the instructions) because the code expires after 30 minutes.

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NEW: you can now claim your business in ChatGPT. Blue check, your own facts, and OpenAI's numbers on how often ChatGPT mentions you. We set ours up this morning. Here's every screen, and the 30-minute trap in step 3. Save this: https://t.co/PWGPPLI6Q6

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BREAKING: Google says this is the biggest model upgrade to Search yet. Gemini 4 Hydrogen now splits each question into several searches and links more sites. You don't have to win the whole question, just one piece of it. Here's how. https://t.co/o43Y0gbQpY

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Steal this. Save this.

Claude Fable 5.2 came out yesterday, and I'm giving away the 14 ChatGPT hacks I'd hand it first. Each one comes with the exact message to paste.

Bookmark it before your competitors do: https://t.co/xrP951yVIu

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In a Lightspeed study of 460,000 AI shopping answers, the national chain won up to 94% of the time. Being easy for an agent to use is one way a small store stays in the running. https://t.co/GmwO5Q52Ro

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Getting mentioned by ChatGPT was the first problem. The next one: an AI agent lands on your store to buy something for someone, can't find it, and leaves.

We just made WordPress sites agent-ready with WebMCP. The agent asks the store, the store answers with the real product.

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Want the questions people ask Google's AI before they find your site? Search Console records them free, mixed in with your keywords.

Performance > Query filter > Custom (regex):
^(\S+\s+){9,}\S+$|\?

What's left are the questions, in your customers' own words.

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ChatGPT opened 62% fewer pages on 714 small business websites this fall, in three drops, the last on 28 October. Over the same weeks, visitors from ChatGPT more than doubled. If ChatGPT's bot vanished from your logs, read this before you fix anything. https://t.co/5nX6pNtoc7

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You told me ChatGPT's #1 pick changes when you reword the question. So I tried it for an emergency plumber in Tulsa: three wordings, three different plumbers on top. Ranking #1 on ChatGPT is a fugazi. Here's how to get picked more often. https://t.co/1eNIhc2WrU

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Saw your business at #1 in ChatGPT? Ask it two more ways.

I asked for an emergency plumber in Tulsa as "best", "who would you recommend" and "top rated". Three different #1s.

Run all three for your trade and town tonight. Write down every name: that's who your customers see.

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@alexwolk1 they all had high rating 4.5+ stars hundreds of reviews. consensus is the strong signal for the LLMs imo

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You told me ChatGPT's #1 pick changes when you reword the question. So I tried it for an emergency plumber in Tulsa: three wordings, three different plumbers on top. Ranking #1 on ChatGPT is a fugazi. Here's how to get picked more often. https://t.co/1eNIhc2WrU

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@edenos_ca i just saw research from peecai that first place stays first place 60+% of the time for the same query, so obviously for different queries the numbers are even lower.

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@dctrades22 Good question. I just ask ChatGPT "what does [business] do and where?" If it gets that right but never recommends them, it's a visibility gap (profile, listings, reviews). If the answer is vague or wrong, I fix the first two sentences on the homepage before anything else.

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A business owner asks me why ChatGPT never mentions them. I check 5 things. It takes 5 minutes, and you can do every one of them yourself tonight. https://t.co/hMvClG2JuH

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@30ailabs Hours are the sneaky one. Someone asks "who's open near me right now" and it goes with whoever's hours it trusts. Google first, then get the site and Yelp to agree with it.

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@socialflick_ The plain words bit is so underrated. ChatGPT tends to repeat the customer's exact words back, like "burst pipe repair". If your site only says "plumbing solutions" there's nothing for it to grab onto.