ChadSEO retweeted
One Claude setup now does the SEO a whole team used to do
Give this course to your Claude tonight
And wake up to pages that are already written 🏖️
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One pattern of searches, 589K Google impressions for our site
Search Console showed us the pattern, an AI read the export, we built one page at a time
The whole Monday routine is inside, every filter and every prompt 👇 xitter.cf/ChadSE0/status/2114661…
ChadSEO retweeted
10 months of paid clicks hitting a wall nobody could see
If you run Instagram or Facebook ads, read this tonight
Then sign up to your product from inside the app
Thank me later
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For 10 months, some of our ads sent people straight into a wall
Tap our ad inside Instagram, try to sign up with Google, and Google refuses. Its in-app browser isn't allowed
I told my cofounders to treat it as a bug we'd had for 10 months, one where we couldn't even count who it hit
2 days later the first fix shipped. Anyone landing from an in-app browser now gets this screen first
Running ads on Instagram or Facebook? Sign up to your own product from inside the app. That's where your clicks land
ChadSEO retweeted
This is why we built a tool that does the boring part for you
One page title with the right words can still win the city
Run your own pages through it before your competitor does
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JUST IN: Brooklyn plumber ranks #1 on Google after telling customers he has no idea what SEO is, never wrote a blog post, & just put "emergency plumber" in his page title
Watched 72 minutes of L'Oréal and Gymshark's YouTube strategist on getting cited by AI so you don't have to
1/ YouTube is now the number 2 source LLMs cite, right after Wikipedia
-> Reddit citations "dropped off the cliff" about 2 months ago, once people gamed it. Gemini leans on YouTube hardest, and Google owns both
2/ In their testing, view count has zero effect on whether an LLM picks a video up
-> AI platforms transcribe every video and look for relevance, a solved problem, and an answer that is easy to lift. Videos with few views still got cited
3/ Put the whole prompt in the title
-> Parcel Tracker made about 20 videos, one per use case: parcels in student housing, in universities, in each industry, tags in that industry's own words. LLMs were citing them within a month
4/ Script in question and answer chunks
-> No long tangled paragraph. The question, then the direct answer, so a model can take it whole
5/ Information gain beats AI-written scripts
-> Every short carries something an AI could not have written: a lived case, a personal story. For L'Oréal, a real dermatologist reads the scripts in her own words
6/ One shoot day, 50 shorts, 250 assets
-> Each short hits one keyword, then goes out on YouTube, Instagram, X, Facebook and TikTok. After 3 years of videos on that problem, L'Oréal comes up first for "best moisturizer for dry lips"
7/ Run two channels, not one
-> One built for views and brand, one for how-to videos made to rank in search and AI answers, 3 or 4 a week. About $500K a year for a brand, by his estimate
8/ YouTube is the second biggest search engine, with 3 billion searches a day
-> Zapier made a video for each integration, so Zapier is what shows up when someone searches how to connect two tools
9/ Packaging is 60% of a video's success
-> Idea, title and thumbnail are decided before the shoot. Titles of 55 characters or less, a curiosity gap, a 5.5% click-through rate target, and the title gets changed before the thumbnail
10/ A buyer needs about 7 hours with your content before buying
-> That is 3,200 tweets, 840 reels, or about 20 YouTube videos. The long video is where the trust gets built
The full episode with @ZargaryanArthur is in the post below
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Most tech companies treat YouTube like a dumping ground for long corporate webinars.
I sat down with @theoscarowen (creative director behind campaigns for Gymshark, L'Oreal, Dua Lipa and many more) on @Distributionpod to break down how tech companies can actually hijack the modern media playbook.
00:00 Intro
00:53 Why Tech Is Following the B2C Content Playbook
06:13 Ranking the Platforms
17:17 Hijacking AEO & LLMs Through YouTube
25:41 The Metrics YouTube Videos Live & Die By
30:44 How to Actually A/B Test Thumbnails & Titles
33:04 Starting a YouTube Channel at $10K, $100K & $1M
38:26 higgsfield's Filmmaker Play
52:27 The Two-Funnel Strategy
Claude finds websites through Brave, not Google
Give this post to your Claude and check your pages are in Brave
And show up in its answers before your competitors do 🏖️
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Selling without a single paid ad just got way too easy
Copy this article into Claude tonight
And watch the customers come in on their own 🏖️
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ChadSEO retweeted
A new domain with $0 for backlinks can still get its first 10,000 visits
Give this thread to your Claude and ask which searches nobody answers yet
And own them before the big sites notice 🏖️
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A few months ago, GSC was
1. powerful
2. horrible to master
Today, with AI, it can turn into your head of SEO
You just have to speak with it 😂😂
If you do that for several weeks
You'll get not only traffic, but real clients and $
Through google, chatgpt, claude
This article is worth more than most paid SEO courses
Give it to your Claude and let it do the work
Thank me later
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ChadSEO retweeted
A page at #1 on Google in under 24 hours, built with Claude Code
Read exactly how this one was made
And ship yours before the weekend is over 🏖️
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Ma page est passée #1 sur Google en moins de 24h
Une seule page, faite avec Claude Code, sur « consultant SEO Sanity »
Quatre mois après, elle est toujours #1, et c'est elle que l'aperçu IA de Google cite
Ce qui l'a fait ranker :
→ un mot-clé business où aucun concurrent n'a le terme exact dans son title
→ un title « meilleur + offre + année », la recherche que ChatGPT lance lui-même
→ une page par jour max, sur ton template, avec 3 à 5 liens internes
Tout le process est dans un guide, avec le fichier de règles que Claude Code lit à chaque page
1. Follow
2. Like + signet
3. Commente "24h"
(guide dispo en français et en anglais)
Free backlinks are sitting on the web right now, unclaimed
Copy-paste this whole thread into your AI agent tonight
2 minutes of Googling beats a $500 guest post
Thank me later
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The easiest backlink you'll ever get is already written. It just has no link.
Someone mentioned your brand and didn't link it.
They already decided you were worth writing about. Asking for the link is a formality.
Here's how to find them in 2 minutes:
1. Google your brand in quotes, minus your own site
"yourbrand" -site:yourbrand.com
2. Skip the namesakes
Half of our results for "chatseo" are other products that happen to share the name, so they don't count.
3. Open every real mention and look for the link
Reviews, roundups, YouTube descriptions, forum threads, your customers' "tools we use" pages.
4. No link? Send 2 lines
"Thanks for mentioning [brand] in [article]. Could you link the name to [URL] so your readers can find it?"
5. Run it again with your founder's name and every product name
Most people only search the company name.
6. Redo it every month
Mentions show up on their own once you grow. Nobody claims them.
We run all of this with one prompt in ChatSEO: "I would like to find free backlinks. Please tell me what I should do." It lists the opportunities for your domain.
That's it. The links are already out there, you just have to ask the people who wrote about you.
ChadSEO retweeted
I put my 6+ years of SEO inside this guide
A lot of people are doing traffic
Few are generating $$
This article solves it
Follow it, step by step
Or give it to your favorite AI
ChadSEO retweeted
This article is the SEO playbook most founders never get
Give it to your Claude tonight
Thank me later
xitter.cf/VengeonsP/status/21142…
One Claude setup now does the SEO a whole team used to do
Give this course to your Claude tonight
And wake up to pages that are already written 🏖️
xitter.cf/NicholasDulait/status/…
10 months of paid clicks hitting a wall nobody could see
If you run Instagram or Facebook ads, read this tonight
Then sign up to your product from inside the app
Thank me later
xitter.cf/VengeonsP/status/21144…
For 10 months, some of our ads sent people straight into a wall
Tap our ad inside Instagram, try to sign up with Google, and Google refuses. Its in-app browser isn't allowed
I told my cofounders to treat it as a bug we'd had for 10 months, one where we couldn't even count who it hit
2 days later the first fix shipped. Anyone landing from an in-app browser now gets this screen first
Running ads on Instagram or Facebook? Sign up to your own product from inside the app. That's where your clicks land
This is why we built a tool that does the boring part for you
One page title with the right words can still win the city
Run your own pages through it before your competitor does
xitter.cf/ChatSEO_app/status/211…
JUST IN: Brooklyn plumber ranks #1 on Google after telling customers he has no idea what SEO is, never wrote a blog post, & just put "emergency plumber" in his page title
ChadSEO retweeted
Most people still write their SEO pages with the wrong model
Read this before your next article with Opus
And let it do the work you used to pay a writer for 🏖️
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