I always wanted to own https://t.co/O9gKxbzujc, but I was late to the party.
With AI changing how people search, I decided not to miss the wave this time. I joined the journey early & grabbed both https://t.co/pVq0rNLAcD (Best AI Search Optimization) and https://t.co/hm0sQQJRzb.
Be consistent in SEO:
- everyday is exactly the same. boring
- but every year is different. more and more clicks
Be inconsistent:
- every day is different. trying all kinds of tricks
- every year is the same. 0 clicks
be consistent with seo
be boring
It's the same kind of question they ask ChatGPT and Other AI answer engines.
Pick the ones with high impressions and low clicks, and answer them at the top of the page that ranks.
#SEOhack
- Go to Search Console
- Performance > Search results
- Add filter > Query > Custom (regex)
- Paste this: ^(?:\S+\s+){7,}\S+$
- It shows every search with 8+ words
These are the long, specific questions people google before they find you.
If you're guessing what your competitor is doing, I'm begging you:
- open adstransparency. google. com and type their name
- open linkedin. com/ad-library and click an EU ad
- type "view-source:" in front of their URL
- search their careers page for "paid"
- paste their pricing page into web.archive. org
- set a free page-change alert on their pricing page
Here's exactly how to do each one:
1. OPEN adstransparency. google. com
Type their name. Every Google ad they're running.
Sort by how long each one's been running. The longest-running ad is the one that's working.
2. OPEN linkedin. com/ad-library
Type their company. Click any ad marked as shown in the EU.
EU law makes LinkedIn show the targeting: locations, job functions, company size.
3. TYPE "view-source:" in front of their URL
In Chrome's address bar: view-source:https://[competitor].com. Then Ctrl+F:
"AW-" = Google Ads. "linkedin_partner_id" = LinkedIn retargeting. "6sense" or "demandbase" = account-based ads.
4. SEARCH their careers page for "paid"
Also "growth" and "demand gen."
Job posts say things like "manage a 7-figure paid budget" and "experience with LinkedIn ads." That's their budget and their tools.
5. PASTE their pricing page into web.archive. org
Every saved version of their pricing page, with dates.
Write down every price increase. Companies tend to raise prices on a pattern.
6. SET a page-change alert on their pricing page
Any free website change monitor works.
The day it changes, your "[competitor] pricing" campaign goes live.
-Waqas
b2b saas founders:
if you wanna see your competitor's full ad playbook
DM me "spy" and i'll run the teardown for you
(we keep our client list small so every account gets senior attention)
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