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🚨 OpenAI is building a ChatGPT version of Google Business Profile.
LEAKED beta lets businesses claim their profile, see mentions, push updates, and control the facts the model uses.
Still unreleased. Early movers get the cleaner signal when people ask ChatGPT who to hire.
Hey @grok find all the answers to Leonardo Da Vinci’s to do list.
AI made publishing easy.
It didn’t make your business worth citing.
Before generating 100 more SEO pages, ask:
Could a competitor publish this exact page by changing the company name?
If yes, add what they can’t copy: real work, original data, and firsthand answers.
I've been using AI to do SEO for home service contractors since GPT-3.5 in 2022.
The models got shockingly good at the work. One flaw still holds them back in SEO: the context window.
That flaw is why we're building SEO Genius.
SEO never ends. You're never "done." Your work compounds, and every change sits on top of the ones before it.
A human SEO remembers revamping the sitewide internal linking 3 months ago. They remember replacing the H1 on 4 slugs a few days ago, so they leave those pages alone.
Even the best LLMs struggle with that. Compression helps, but the details are the first thing to go.
So answer me this: how can a tool with long-term memory problems confidently complete long-term tasks?
It can't.
It can do what looks best right now. It can't remember why it made a change, or what that change did to your rankings weeks later.
So it might rewrite the H1 you changed 11 days ago, before Google had time to react. Your test just got reset and nobody knows.
Do that for a year and you can't say what worked.
My team and I are building the fix: persistent memory for SEO agents.
SEO Genius gives your agents a ledger of what changed, why, and how it affected your traffic and rankings. They pull only what they need, so remembering doesn't burn through tokens.
The goal is for your agent's work to compound and get better over time, instead of starting over every session.
This is how true autonomous SEO becomes possible.
Right now, SEO Genius is only for home service websites, on custom code WordPress, or enterprise teams.
Sign up for the waitlist below. Link in the comments
James Coyle retweeted
2026 in a nutshell:
Nov 3 – Django
Nov 3 – Next.js
Nov 3 – Docker Engine
Oct 26 – Docker Desktop
Oct 26 – NGINX
Oct 26 – Python
Oct 21 – Node.js
Oct 21 – PHP
Oct 21 – Vite
Oct 14 – React
Oct 14 – Next.js
Oct 6 – Django
Sep 26 – simple-git
Sep 22 – Next.js
Aug 25 – Next.js
Aug 25 – Next.js
Aug 20 – Spring Security
Jul 29 – Ruby on Rails
Jul 21 – Next.js
Jun 19 – NGINX
Jun 9 – Spring Security
Apr 29–May 11 – npm/PyPI
Apr 16 – Axios
Apr 6 – Vite
Mar 31 – Axios/npm
Feb 3 – Django
Jan 26 – React
In total, 30+ security incidents were reported across major developer ecosystems this year.
Security is the moat.
🚨 Node.js warns of HIGH-severity security vulnerabilities.
Security fixes are coming November 11 for Node.js 26.x, 24.x, and 22.x.
All three release lines are affected. Production users should take note.
Details: nodejs.org/en/blog/vulnerabi…
Starting to feel like Groundhog Day.
🚨 Node.js warns of HIGH-severity security vulnerabilities.
Security fixes are coming November 11 for Node.js 26.x, 24.x, and 22.x.
All three release lines are affected. Production users should take note.
Details: nodejs.org/en/blog/vulnerabi…
Don’t the democrats realize the entire economy of the United States is being kept solvent by the AI industry?
Guess what percentage of the S&P is AI related? It’s 49%…
Verify this @grok
Been noticing google ads has been behaving strangely the past week or so. Strange bidding decisions, major cpc spikes, and unusual spending habits.
Hopefully this doesn't come to the states
Google is expanding ad reach, but advertisers are losing control over where their budgets are being spent.
Automatically making existing campaigns eligible without a separate opt-out is concerning.
Add limited query level visibility, and suddenly we're paying for placements we can't properly analyze or isolate.
More inventory for Google doesn't automatically mean better ROI for advertisers.....
An SEO agent with no record of its past runs can undo its own changes and never know. A better model won't fix that. Writing down what changed and why will.
It may remember for a month or 2. But SEO is a long term process.
Republicans got smoked because Trump did a complete 180 on the things he actually ran on.
No new wars → Iran war.
Release the Epstein files → buried them.
America First → full-throated Israel support while fuel and food prices spiked from the war.
When you campaign as the guy who ends the wars, drains the swamp, and puts Americans first, then spend two years doing the opposite, voters treat you like any other politician.
Midterms are usually bad for the White House party. This one was a rejection of the broken promises.
James Coyle retweeted
Prop 40 failing is such a big win for founders, for the California (especially Bay Area) economy, and for our state in general. Thank gd.
James Coyle retweeted
some of my best referrals early on came from people who never hired me or even met me
if you think you need ads or a big team to land agency clients, this is how I got around both
I joined the Facebook groups for my clients’ industries
gave real feedback, engaged, and added the people who were the most active
then they’d see my posts on my personal page every day, mostly wins
and people started referring me out of those groups, never worked with me, just saw my posts all the time
who you add, what you post, and how you turn a like into a call is where it works or doesn’t, and that’s the part I set up with the agency owners I work with