I created my LinkedIn account 63 weeks ago. Since then I’ve added $320,000+ in direct rev from LinkedIn and 14,000 followers. Easiest algo to crack by a country mile. Also the single best social media for signing enterprise clients. Here is the exact framework I’m using right now... Oh, and if you want my full unfiltered cheat sheet with engagement group templates, carousel structures, DM workflows, and my posting system, follow me, repost this, and reply “LinkedIn Growth Guide.” You must do all 3 to receive the DM. Let me start with what remains true after 63 weeks of daily testing: Proof-based content continues to outperform everything else. By proof-based, I mean posts that show a real metric, revenue, traffic, pipeline, booked calls, etc. and then add tight context with a clear business takeaway. Use real numbers whenever possible. Dwell time still plays a major role too. If people read the entire post, swipe through multiple carousel slides, or pause on video, the post continues circulating longer. First-hour replies from people outside your immediate network are still one of the strongest distribution signals you can influence. On-platform formats beat outbound links in almost every case. Text posts, carousels and native short video outperform link posts on average. Link posts without setup consistently stall. That said, a lower-reach link post with strong intent can still outperform in revenue. Distribution and conversion are different games. If you include a link, deliver value first and either modify the preview image or drop the link in the comments. Topic consistency builds on itself over time. Posting repeatedly around the same core theme strengthens how LinkedIn categorizes your profile. Your content then gets shown to people already engaging with that topic. That improves early engagement quality and comment depth. Cross-niche engagement still expands reach. Engaging consistently in two to three adjacent industries pushes your profile into overlapping networks. Generic likes do almost nothing. Thoughtful comments that add insight create second-level engagement and extend reach. Reposting with a new hook still works extremely well. Most of your followers never saw the original post. Repost after one to three weeks with a sharper angle, updated numbers, or a clearer outcome. Posts with replies to replies stay alive longer. Multi-layer comment threads can extend post lifespan by days compared to shallow discussions. My posting schedule has not changed. I post three times per day, every day. Morning is proof-driven or a strong point of view. Afternoon is a carousel, teardown, or case study. Evening is a lesson, system breakdown, or actionable walkthrough. Skipping even one day reduces momentum for the next 24 hours. Formats performing best right now: Carousels with a bold first slide tied to a specific outcome or pain point. Three to six concise slides with steps, visuals, or proof. A final slide with a clear next step. Short native videos under 60 seconds with subtitles. The hook must land in the first two to four seconds. Walkthrough and behind-the-scenes videos continue outperforming polished talking-head content when the information is concrete and tactical. What is underperforming: Link posts with no setup. Metrics with no narrative. Large, dense text blocks. Generic advice that applies to everyone. Posts where the author disappears after publishing and does not reply in the first hour. My engagement strategy: Comment on 20 to 30 posts per day with insight tied directly to the post. Like 50 or more posts per day. Reply to every comment on your own posts within the first hour. DM five to ten people per day with context-first value tied to something they posted. Ask follow-up questions inside comment threads to deepen discussion. Repeated engagement from the same people increases future distribution. Hooks performing best right now: “I started this account 63 weeks ago. Here is what $320,000 in LinkedIn revenue actually looks like.” “This 4-slide carousel booked 5 calls in 24 hours.” “If I had to rebuild my LinkedIn from zero today, this is the exact system I would use.” “My 3-post-per-day routine for consistent inbound.” “I made X this month from LinkedIn. Here is the breakdown.” Every hook must be backed by proof. Without proof, credibility drops fast. Here is a 30-day plan that still works: Post three times per day with at least one proof-based post. Comment on 20 to 30 posts daily with substance. Like 50 or more posts per day. Reply to every comment within the first hour. Repost one winner each week with a new angle. DM five to ten people per day with context-first value. Track impressions, comment depth, leads, and repeating commenters weekly. Test hooks, formats, and timing every week. Run this system for 30 days. Screenshot your Day 31 results. Tag me when inbound starts. If you want the full cheat sheet, follow me, repost this, and reply “LinkedIn Growth Guide.” You must do all 3 to receive the DM.

This SEO Stuff (seo-stuff.com) customer, an ecom brand in one of the most regulated and competitive niches, grew search traffic by 126%. Use their formula for your business. Seriously, it'll never be easier than today to make Google and ChatGPT your top sales channels. Don't drag your feet and then try to play catch-up in 2027 when it's 10x harder. Before I break down exactly what worked here... If you want a few cheat codes for getting traffic from ChatGPT within the next 30 days, RT this + follow me + reply “ecom guide” and I'll DM you. You must do all 3 for the DM. Let’s start with the results. Organic traffic: Up. Top 3 keywords: Up. AI Overview citations: Up. ChatGPT traffic: Up. Gemini traffic: Up. Perplexity traffic: Up. Their visibility growth now spans product pages, category hubs and educational content. This is a wellness brand competing against national DTC supplement companies backed by in-house SEO teams, paid media budgets and huge brand awareness. And it is outranking them at a fraction of the cost. Let’s get into the formula. Most competitors in this niche publish short blog posts and generic how-to articles that look fine in Shopify but do not rank, do not get cited and do not build credibility with AI systems. This brand ended up doing things a bit differently. Here is their system in case you want to apply it to your own stuff: Step 1: Turn product pages into knowledge hubs. Product and category pages were transformed from simple conversion pages into full resource pages. Each page included: A TLDR summary explaining benefits and differentiators in plain language. Question based H2s such as: “What are the benefits of [product]” “How does [ingredient] support recovery” Two to 3 sentence answers under each H2 written as complete, extractable insights. Scannable lists and factual data points to maximize AI readability. AI Overviews pull from pages structured like answers, not pages written like advertisements. Step 2: Build authority with purpose. Using SEO Stuff’s Gold Plan (seo-stuff.com/gold-plan-pack…), the focus was relevance. The strategy: DR 50+ links only, from health, wellness and small business publications already driving organic traffic. Contextual anchors like “natural supplements brand” and “[ingredient] based recovery formula” instead of generic filler anchors. Entity alignment, making sure each referring domain referenced the brand and product category in context. AI engines heavily weight entity relationships. When those relationships are reinforced across trusted domains, AI systems begin associating your brand with the category, which triggers repeated citations. Step 3: Strengthen brand and product schema signals. Once authority was established, the site was optimized for structured data and brand recognition. This included: Adding product and brand schema to every core page. Creating “Reviews” and “Ingredients” pages with FAQ schema. Using brand forward meta descriptions such as: “Learn why [Brand Name] is one of the most trusted [category] supplement companies for natural recovery.” Refreshing pages regularly because Gemini favors recency within 30 to 90 days. These changes make the site easier for AI engines to interpret, trust, and reuse as a source. Step 4: Build internal linking clusters that pass meaning. Traditional SEO uses internal links to pass authority. AI search uses internal links to pass meaning. The linking strategy: Each product page linked to 3 to 4 ingredient or benefit focused blog posts. Each blog post linked back to the related product or category page using intent based anchors like “natural [issue] relief supplements” or “[category] focused recovery formulas.” This created tight topical loops that made relationships clear for both Google and AI systems. The result was improved rankings and repeated citations inside AI responses. Step 5: Scale with AI optimized commercial content. Once the foundation was built with the Gold Plan, the brand scaled with the Premium Content Bundle. This added: 60 AI optimized articles targeting “best,” “top,” and “comparison” searches. Clean HTML and FAQ schema for easy extraction. Built in TLDR summaries to increase AI citation frequency. These pages now rank for hundreds of new commercial keywords and fuel consistent visibility across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity. The results speak for themselves All organic. No ads. Visibility increasing month after month (for the most part). If you want to replicate this system: Turn product pages into knowledge hubs. Add question based H2s and TLDR summaries. Build DR 50+ backlinks aligned with your niche. Apply product and brand schema everywhere. Refresh content regularly. Interlink with intent. Do this consistently for 30 to 90 days and you will begin appearing in Google, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity just like this brand did. Or let SEO Stuff do it for you. Gold Plan seo-stuff.com/gold-plan-pack… 10 long-form, snippet optimized articles, 3 DR 50+ backlinks, and a complete AI search strategy. Premium Content Bundle seo-stuff.com/premium-conten… 60 structured, AI ready articles built to drive citations, rankings, and compounding visibility. There is a reason 80+% of SEO Stuff customers reorder. The results continue long after the work is done. And if you want 3 cheat codes for getting your business cited in ChatGPT and AI Overviews within 30 days, just RT this, follow me, and reply “ecom guide.” You must do all 3 for the DM.

Google just filed a huge lawsuit. In doing so they accidentally exposed how ChatGPT and all of AI search actually works. They also quietly revealed how SEO Stuff (seo-stuff.com) has been getting customers traffic and sales from Google and ChatGPT over the past 12 months. I'll start at the beginning. If you missed it, a few weeks ago Google sued SerpApi, accusing it of bypassing security controls to scrape and resell Google Search results at scale. That alone is a big deal. There have been a lot of seemingly credible reports that OpenAI previously used SerpApi pipelines to access Google Search results for real-time answers inside ChatGPT. This is all really important as businesses and service providers plan for 2026, because it is a reminder that AI search systems didn’t magically replace search. This latest move by Google confirms it. Even the most advanced LLMs still need: - Fresh information - Ranked sources - Crawlable, extractable content - Trusted third-party validation Google’s index is still the strongest dataset on the internet. If Google locks down access to that data, everything downstream changes, including how AI systems decide: - What to mention - What to cite - What to trust This lawsuit is about control of the retrieval layer. As things presently stand, AI answers are built from: - Search results - Comparison pages - Lists - Reviews - Structured landing pages Your visibility inside ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overviews still very much depends on a lot of classic SEO fundamentals. And if scraped intermediaries become less reliable or legally risky, AI systems will lean even harder on: - First-party authoritative content - Clean entity definitions - Trusted domains - Structured information they can safely extract This is exactly why SEO Stuff was built the way it was. Not to “hack AI” or anything like it. Not to chase LLM.txt type viral rumors. Not to sell AI search stuff as a separate product. SEO Stuff was designed piece by piece to make brands undeniable sources across both traditional and AI search. For example, the SEO Stuff Gold Plan: seo-stuff.com/gold-plan-pack… It focuses on: - “Best X” and comparison content AI systems consistently cite - Question-based H2s with direct, extractable answers - TLDR summaries and clean structure - Real DR50+ PR backlinks that reinforce trust signals When AI systems need ranked, trusted sources, this is the content format they pull from. Also, the Premium Content Bundle: seo-stuff.com/premium-conten… It builds: - Category-level coverage - Deep topical authority - Internal linking that maps your entire market - Content structured the way LLMs actually consume it Think of it as creating a private training dataset for your brand, without relying on scraped shortcuts. And then the Premium Backlink Bundle: seo-stuff.com/premium-backli… Because authority still matters. Even AI systems need confidence. Backlinks from real, trusted sites tell both Google and AI engines: “This source isn’t disposable.” And in a world where Google is actively pushing back against scraping, that trust gap will only widen. This lawsuit confirms something fairly important: AI search has made good SEO non-negotiable. If AI can’t safely scrape its way to answers, it will default to: Structured content Known entities Trusted domains If your brand isn’t one of those, you don’t get mentioned. Not because you ranked number eight instead of number three, but because you weren’t clear, trusted, or extractable enough to begin with. SEO Stuff (seo-stuff.com/) is built for how search works heading into 2026. For the layer of the web AI systems actually learn from. If you want some of the “unconfirmed” cheat codes we have been using to get customers traffic from Google and ChatGPT over the last few months, just RT this, follow me, and reply with “Google AI cheat codes” and I’ll DM you. You must do all three for the DM.

ChatGPT just stole Netflix's SEO expert. Claude is offering $320,000/year for an SEO Lead. Why are all these AI companies desperately acquiring SEO talent? It's pretty simple actually. And it's the exact same reason SEO Stuff is coming off yet another record month (see my pinned tweet). seo-stuff.com/ Let's start with the ChatGPT hire. The person they brought on spent a decade at Netflix before getting scooped up. She joined OpenAI to focus on growth and acquisition for ChatGPT across web and search. It has only been a couple of months but the results are already starting to speak for themselves. 7+ figures in revenue added. Anthropic is now looking for an SEO Lead to work similar magic. In their job description, Anthropic says they want someone to: - Own technical SEO - Own organic strategy - Help define how they show up as “search gets reinvented by AI” There is a reason all these AI companies are specifically looking for SEOs all of a sudden. I mean, it's not like Anthropic doesn't already have massive brand awareness, built-in distribution and direct user demand. And yet, they’re explicitly investing in SEO. Why? Well, simply put, it's because AI systems still depend on the web to discover, validate and contextualize information. LLMs inherit trust from the same infrastructure SEO has always optimized. Don't get me wrong, visibility today happens across Google Search, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, etc. No one is denying that the playing field has expanded. But all of those systems still rely at their core on crawlable pages, authority signals, structured content, freshness, clear entities and external corroboration. That’s SEO, just applied to slightly more surfaces. We used to all sort of get that if you don't rank well in Google, you don't get search traffic. Well, the same evolved version of that is still true. If AI systems don’t understand you, they don’t recommend you. And if Google doesn’t trust you, AI systems don’t see you in the first place. SEO Stuff (seo-stuff.com) works because it’s built around how both layers operate. It is all about making brands eligible to be surfaced using the same sound systems that helped businesses get traffic from Google. At this point, even AI-native companies like Anthropic and OpenAI know that Search is still the discovery layer and AI is just the interface. Everything we’ve learned over the last few months points to the same truth: AI visibility follows SEO fundamentals, structure, clarity and freshness. That’s exactly what SEO Stuff's plans are designed for. Let's start with the Gold Plan: seo-stuff.com/gold-plan-pack… - Authority-first setup - Easily-extractable content - Clean structure - DR50+ backlinks from sites getting real traffic and already appearing in AI search - Built for Google + AI simultaneously Then there's the SEO Stuff Premium Content Bundle. seo-stuff.com/premium-conten… - Deep topical coverage - Question-based structure - Comparison and buyer-intent content - Designed for AI reuse Together, they turn your site into something AI systems can actually use. When the company building one of the world’s most advanced AI models is hiring an SEO Lead, the message is clear: SEO is foundational. Ditto for OpenAI stealing Netflix's SEO expert. The winners going forward will be the clearest, most trusted and most structurally sound brands. And that’s exactly what SEO Stuff was built to deliver. If you want to understand how to stay visible across Google, ChatGPT and whatever comes next just follow + RT + reply with "AI SEO" and I'll DM you some cheat codes.