I'll help you trade an imposter syndrome for a technical SEO superpower. My mission is to break down and simplify complex technical SEO things so that you can understand and use them to advance your SEO career.
I've never thought to use the SEO Pro extension for this
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Yesterday, we wrapped up the last session of the SEO for LLMs course 🎉 (Now it's available as instant access) And there was one thing I did not expect to see. Crystal Carter (our speaker for this course) shared a way to get prompts if you want to track any. And she used the SEO Pro extension as a way to see the title tags of the pages in the search results: I was honestly mind-blown 🤯 I've never considered using the SEO Pro extension in this smart way. So here's the thing:If you need to quickly look up what websites are saying in their title tags, just use the SEO Pro extension to quickly scan the search results page. You can even go further and see the types of content by different headings. For example, the usual results will have H3 headings. The video results, for example, will be H1s: You can also export the headings for further analysis. Here you go, another way to save your precious SEO time. Hope it was helpful! |
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Someone has recently asked me about the most important technical SEO considerations for AI visibility. So I thought I'd share them with you. Here you go 👇🏻 1. Allow AI Crawlers in your robots.txt Make sure your robots.txt does not block major AI bots: GPTBot (ChatGPT / OpenAI) ClaudeBot (Claude AI / Anthropic) PerplexityBot (Perplexity AI) Bingbot (used by Microsoft Copilot) Googlebot + Google-Extended (used by Google Gemini and AI Overviews) 💡 But if you want to block AI crawlers, robots.txt...
Heads up, I'm doing a series of super valuable tips to help you improve SEO <> Dev communication (and grow your paycheck). If you're not interested, click here to opt out but stay on the list. In the previous email, we agreed on this: The results of your work depend on your SEO recommendations being implemented by devs. That’s why SEO + Devs should 🤝 These 4 steps will help you collaborate with developers much more effectively by speaking the same language with them. Let’s go 🙌 Step 1: Create...
As an SEO, you are always doing your best, even when it feels hard. That’s why it’s so painful when developers just ignore your SEO recommendations. It’s like they don’t even care. 😭 And it hurts even more when you realize that the results of your work depend on your SEO recommendations being implemented by devs. (So your performance is basically judged based on the things that are out of your control.) I’m sorry, my friend. It does feel hard to speak the same language with developers. But...