If you want customers from Google π
1. Publish BOFU pages targeting long tail keywords
2. Create supporting articles around those pages
3. Build internal links between these pages
4. Get backlinks to both the BOFU pages and the blog posts
If you want customers from AI π
1. Publish listicles on your own blog
2. Publish listicles on third party blogs
3. Be visible on Reddit
It's really that simple.
Claude Cowork + BrightData + Reddit = guaranteed ChatGPT rankings π₯
Here's the exact workflow:
1. Find 10-20 commercial prompts that trigger ChatGPT to search
2. Use BrightData API to run those prompts in ChatGPT via browser
3. Extract all the sources it cites
4. Filter out all the Reddit URLs
5. Give them to Claude Cowork and ask it to find threads where you can naturally mention your product
6. Write the replies yourself
Track the prompts every day, and make sure to mention your brand everywhere that fits
Give it 1-2 weeks and watch ChatGPT and other LLMs mentioning your brand :)
Most SEO agencies won't tell you this:
You can take a website to 100K visits/month in under a year.
No massive backlink budget. No big team. No ads.
Just Compound SEO.
7 moves that put you in easy mode π
Even my cat knows this about ranking in ChatGPT π
Getting mentioned in LLMs has very little to do with your website!
Third-party mentions, roundups, and listicles are what AI models actually use to "decide" what brand to mention.
If you're only optimizing your own site, you're ignoring most of where AI reasons about you.
The playbook is simple:
1. Get your brand mentioned in "best X" roundups across trusted third-party domains
2. Stop treating your own site as the whole strategy
More Brand Mentions = More AI Visibility
And the fastest way to earn it is posting listicles on the right publications.
That's exactly what we do at SEO Mode π
https://t.co/HRFZDjVavP
It's stupidly simple to get your brand mentioned in AI models right now
Two weeks ago I blasted out "best X" listicles for a client
Checked this week. 10x more brand mentions across almost every major LLM π
I just fed them our brand name + a unique selling point more often than our competitors.
Here's how you can do it as well π
Finally fixed the most annoying part of SEO π€―
Building backlinks!!
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Any budget. Any link type.
Link in the comments π
3rd month working with this client.
It's only March 18th and we already added $1,677 MRR.
All from SEO and AEO.
Here's the exact blueprint π
1. Remove toxic AI content
If you used AI to bulk-publish blog content, chances are some of it is actively hurting you.
Unrelated topics, keywords that have nothing to do with your niche, and outbound links going to other sites in their network.
What I do: remove them all and set up 301 redirects to either the homepage or the closest relevant article.
2. Reverse engineer the competitors
I want to see exactly what's working in the space before building any strategy.
What pages do they have? How are they doing internal linking? What backlinks do they have?
This tells me what's already working, so I'm not guessing.
3. Fix technical issues and on-page SEO
Doesn't matter how many backlinks you have. If your site has technical issues or poorly written content, you won't rank.
Fix the foundation first, then build links.
4. Invest in link building and PR
Backlinks are still one of the most important ranking factors.
In any semi-competitive niche, you're not getting to the top 3 without them.
I get the best links possible, sometimes the exact same ones as competitors, and run PR campaigns every other month.
Don't sleep on this.
5. Monitor what's working, constantly
My daily routine:
Search Console -> what's working and what's not -> Ahrefs -> check competitors
SEO is not a one-off game. You need to stay on top of the data, watch your competitors, and keep adjusting.
@YuminAI Google has its own internal metrics, but DR is just a good third-party benchmark that helps you gauge the quality of your backlink-building efforts
So if you want to work on your SEO, DR is simply another metric you can track to benchmark your progress.
Noob SEO:
Let's target the keyword: "eSIM for travel"
To do that, we'll spin up 500 pages, swap out the country name, and change a sentence or two.
Pro SEO:
We can target "eSIM for travel", but it's a competitive keyword.
And it'll take time.
Let's give ourselves more opportunities to win and build out additional pages to also target keywords like:
- esim for europe travel
- esim for asia
- best esim for japan
Those keywords are more specific, so they'll convert better, and they're easier to rank for.
Noob SEO:
In terms of content, let's just swap the country name and publish.
Pro SEO:
Swapped country names isn't content. It's thin pages waiting to get ignored.
Use AI to analyze the SERP for each target country. What's ranking? What are people asking? What's the local angle?
Then use that data to write pages with genuinely unique content per location.
Not just "Best eSIM for Germany" with Germany swapped in.
But content that reflects what German travelers care about, which networks matter there, what the local competition looks like.
Noob SEO:
No need for backlinks. The pages will rank on their own.
Pro SEO:
Authority is everything in SEO, so don't sleep on link building.
Build 10-20 quality links a month, spread across your homepage, pSEO pages, and blog content, so it looks natural and doesn't get you penalized by Google.
This is how pSEO needs to be done in 2026 βοΈ