ok..Claude + Local SEO is going to quietly create a bunch of business “blue collar millionaires” this year.
This feels exactly like when people figured out Facebook ads in 2016-2017.
Average businesses were beating better businesses… just because they understood distribution first.
We’re in that same window again.
But this time, your alpha isn’t ad spend.
It’s how fast you can publish helpful local pages + optimize your Google Business Profile before your competitors even wake up.
The stack to win local search didn’t look like this 12 months ago, but now it’s here:
→ Claude (or ChatGPT): $20-30/month
→ Google Business Profile: Free
→ A basic website (WordPress/Shopify/Webflow): low cost
→ Canva/CapCut for simple visuals: Free
→ Google Search Console + Analytics: Free
Total cost to start: Under $100/month. And people used to pay agencies $1k–$3k/month just to move slowly.
Here’s how to use it:
Step 1: Find your local keywords with Claude
You don’t need to guess anymore.
Give Claude your services + your city/areas. Ask it to list:
- A “service + location” keywords
- “near me” intent keywords
- emergency keywords
- comparison keywords (best, affordable, etc.)
Step 2: Build service area pages (fast)
Tell Claude your exact offer, prices, process, and service areas.
Ask it to draft pages for each area you serve (one page per area).
Then you add the real stuff: photos, reviews, FAQs, and a call button.
Step 3: Turn your Google Business Profile into a lead machine
Ask Claude to write:
- GBP description
- services list (with short blurbs)
- 20 FAQs + answers
- weekly Google Post ideas (offers, tips, before/after)
Step 4: Create “proof” content that ranks
Claude can turn one job into 10 pieces of content:
- a short case study page (“AC repair in Bandra: fixed in 45 mins”)
- a Google Post
- a simple Reel script
- a FAQ update
Step 5: Get reviews + replies done in minutes
Ask Claude to write 3 review request texts and a review reply template.
Then do the only part AI can’t: actually ask customers.
This isn’t magic.
It’s the same local SEO fundamentals… but now you can execute 10x faster.
And the businesses that publish first will collect the calls.
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To every founder that cannot raise, that is being told no, no, no by investors.
Klaviyo is a $6.23BN company closing in on $1BN in ARR.
"We applied to all these VCs giving $20K grants, no equity, no strings attached.
Not one of them accepted us."
Stay the course. 👇
@randfish@paulroetzer It’s crazy to us that these aren’t copyright infringements. At some point LLMs are going to be in a ton of class action lawsuits by the little guys. The big guys are already doing it.
As an #fyi: This tweet was an attempt at geek humor connecting SaaS to the seminal paper that sparked the generative AI movement titled:
"Attention Is All You Need"
Frankly, I would have preferred the title: "All You Need Is Attention".
I've seen a lot of people talking about newsletter sponsorships...they all say we have a list of 5K, 500K, 5M people. Come on folks...ask the deeper question of how many people are actually engaging in your email. And don't let them fool you with open rates....
Maybe my hottest take yet...
Email's not dead, but it needs to die.
Just kidding ...sort of.
Rather, it's overdue for a radical redesign.
Our inboxes were never meant to handle the absolute onslaught of emails the average consumer receives (120+ per day)
Chasing inbox zero has become nearly impossible, and inboxes are becoming more of a sign of capitalist chaos than wholesome treasure troves of "you've got mail".
Spoiler alert: not everything needs to be an email.
Updates to your privacy policy? It doesn't need to be an email; toss a banner on the website for those who will actually see it.
Letter from the CEO? definitely doesn't need to be an email.
Sending emails to addresses that never signed up for them? This is pure spam, stop doing it.
3 (or more) emails in a day from a single brand? The levels of audacity here are so high.
And here's the paradox, the MORE emails you send, the harder it becomes to get anyone to read them.
The compound effects are staggering, as brands continue to "out-email" each other in a race to the bottom for consumer attention that is already spread paper thin.
We were not made to have 90,000+ unread emails in our inbox at any given time. No human can realistically consume or sort through that many.
Marketing impacts aside, it's bad for the environment. All of those emails take up untold amounts of storage that has to live in a heat-producing server (news flash, the cloud is not actually a cloud) thus increasing the carbon footprint. It's downright irresponsible.
Email is the most valuable marketing channel.
Still is and will be.
It does not matter if you run an agency, a software business, sell digital products online, or a local business.
I would bet everything that email is the highest ROI channel if you know what you're doing.
‼️ URGENT ‼️
A verified @Meta@MetaforBusiness Facebook Page got hacked
The page was previously called "Düzce Üniversitesi" and it maintained the blue verified checkmark even after it got hacked and renamed to "Meta Ads"
The Hackers are sending out notifications, private messages, emails and idk what else with phishing a link that will hack your ad account and basically make you lose a lot of money (they get added via API as BM admins and launch a lot of ads within a couple of minutes)
Please re-tweet and good luck!