Eldo Roshi

SEO, AI
- Humanizer

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

AI SEO audit you can sell

Here’s a simple AI SEO audit you can sell to a local business:

Export their top 20 pages from Search Console

Ask AI: "Create also all the pages to fulfils all the knowledge base to cover the topic.

Add FAQs, pricing, comparisons, and service-area terms

Suggest and Improve internal links"

Track leads for 30 days

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

Use AI to write your blog content, but before you start, I recommend adding this prompt to your AI agent:

1.Use the main keyword in the first paragraph, and make it concise while directly explaining the concept.

2. Add relevant statistics in the introduction and link to a high-authority source.

3. Use the main keyword 4–5 times. For the remaining mentions, use semantic keywords or closely related terms.

4. Search the website and find relevant internal links to include in the article.
Use both the main keyword and secondary keywords in the headings.

This will improve your SEO onpage.

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

ChatGPT Codex agent is also amazing for internal linking.

I just created a new article and asked it which existing articles I could link to from this new one.

It crawled website urls, found the most relevant posts, and suggested natural internal links in seconds.

Huge time saver for SEO.

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

Launched this new free tool to detect if photos are original or generated with AI.
https://t.co/gSTOuhbAUo

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

@DavidGQuaid Linking out to high-authority sites, especially when citing statistics from authoritative sources, helps a lot. I’ve tested it multiple times.

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

@buildwithsid Exact Match Domain strategy works everytime. This is why premium domains cost so much.

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

Most people think being different is how you outrank Google.

I found the opposite.

For “best X hosting” articles, pages that follow the same consensus as the top-ranking results usually perform better than pages with completely unique angles.

Google has already learned what users expect to see.

Match the consensus first. Then be better than everyone else.

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

Long-tail keywords and questions that show no search volume in keyword tools can still help you get mentioned by AI.

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

Keyword research is the best SEO you can do.

Find low-competition, long-tail keywords and start getting indexed.

Ranking for these keywords will also help increase your rankings for more competitive keywords.

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

The new parasite SEO sites

Create a post, account, or video targeting the keyword you want to rank for, then add your website link in the description or bio

[Jesper Nissen @JespernissenSEO]

Instagram Parasite SEO

Instagram is the fastest growing social media Parasite property

It has 1.8 billion in monthly search traffic! Its crazy..

If the fastest way to capture positions in Google for longtail keywords.

Create a free Instagram account, and start posting.. Your posts can index and rank in a matter of hours, sometimes minutes...

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

@PassiveSphere Ok it looks like that because they mostly accept comments.

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

@PassiveSphere I mean these look like you have made some comments on each of these websites with you website url.

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

If you’re new to SEO, start with a keyword that has little to no competition.

Register a domain name that closely matches your target keyword, then create a simple, well-optimized homepage.

Make sure you optimize the title tag, meta description, and canonical tag, and submit your site to Google Search Console for indexing.

Seeing your page get indexed and rank can give you the confidence and motivation to keep learning and improving your SEO skills.

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

Check out this hack

[Edward Sturm @edwardeachday]

A new SEO tactic people are doing is they're making pages with “Reddit” in the URL slug, “Reddit” in the page title, “Reddit” in the H1…

They are literally targeting the long searches that ChatGPT or other LLMs do which contain “Reddit.”

Large language models will do searches that have the word “Reddit” in them.

But the large language models won't search the site Reddit, they will just search Google for searches plus the word “Reddit.”

So SEOs target these exact searches. Then of course, a bunch of Reddit results will come up, but their results come up as well, then they can influence the output from large language models.

Crazy tactic, credit to the legendary SEO, @DavidGQuaid, for sharing this.

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

@TTrimoreau SEO and marketing

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

$200k/year is possible from the Bing search engine alone.

Everyone is chasing Google.

Meanwhile, Bing is quietly sending buyers.
A strong domain combined with solid technical SEO can be a real advantage on Bing.

It's easier to rank, and people convert much more easily.

Bing random user is an old non-tech guy.

They search directly from the Windows search bar.

They're much easier to convert, and whatever search result appears first often gets the sale.

Tested with "10 Best" listing articles, and it works perfectly.

It's also great for getting cited by ChatGPT.

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

@MacdevM SEO, TikTok marketing, UGC influencer take $10-$30 per video.

[Eldo Roshi @eldoroshi]

@gregisenberg Maybe it will be just selling skills.

[Connor Showler | SEO & Marketing Master @ConnorShowler]

If youre using GPT images in your blog posts and other internal pages..

Make sure to strip their Metadata and optimize their filenames before posting ;)

Big G can't read your content, but they can definitely read your image meta data and filenames.