I find if you refer to your favorite LLM as "Bro" or Big Guy", it works harder for you and makes less mistakes.
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Today, we honor the TLC drivers and staff who took part in Operation Free Transportation–a program connecting over 1,000 taxi drivers with families and emergency workers to give thousands of free rides in the weeks after 9/11. youtu.be/7Umr23fff7Q?si=i275…
I wonder if buying a $7.99 BBQ grill from @shoptemu might be the best ROI possible or a life endangering event.
love getting daily Ads right in my Windows HP Desktop
HP Featured Offers - Takes a few seconds off my productivity every time it pops up in the middle of my work. Another reason to consider Mac or Chromebook long term.
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Mitch Stoller at Literate AI is the first true pioneer of AI Marketing. He’s calling it AIM. He thinks it could be big.
And, to be fair to Mitch, he’s right.
Search is changing. Discovery is changing. Marketing needs to change with it.
Welcome to the age of AIM.
#SEOisDead #AIM #AIMarketing
I've spent 20 years in SEO and machine learning.
I don't call paradigm shifts early. I wait for evidence. The systems are saying: AI Overviews cut top Google CTR by 58%. Gartner projects 25% search decline
Mitch starts our AIM Manifesto series today seoisdead.com
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The data behind the AIM Manifesto:
→ 60% of searches end with no click
→ 58% CTR drop for top Google results
→ 25% of search volume disappearing by 2026
→ >50% of consumers consult AI before buying
Not projections. Current.
seoisdead.com/p/the-aim-mani…
#SEOisDead #AIM
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The line from the AIM Manifesto getting the most reaction: 'Your next customer is asking AI about you right now. Without your involvement.'
Open ChatGPT. Type the question your best customer asks before they buy.
That's your current market reality.
seoisdead.com/p/the-aim-mani…
#SEOisDead #AIM
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If you want a practical way to reuse abandoned landing pages for AI-driven discovery, I suggest you stop treating them as disposable...
Instead of deleting them, you can turn their existing authority into a foundation for new content.
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Mitch's Agency Nightmares: AEO Bootcamp
After one too many agency nightmares, Mitch had seen enough.
Content stuffed with keywords.
Content that read like it was 2018.
It was time for AEO Bootcamp.
"Attennnnn-tion!"
The AI is hungry, and if your content isn't written to answer questions, establish authority, and earn citations from LLMs, it's not making the shortlist.
No more writing for rankings alone.
No more publishing pages that no AI would ever reference.
Just content that's structured, credible, and genuinely useful.
Welcome to AEO Bootcamp.
Drop and give me 20 citations.














