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AI Is Reading Your Reviews - Why You Should Max Out Customer Service Now — Transcript

by Edward Sturm · 1,964 words · 293 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00This isn't the case with every niche,
  2. 0:02but especially for people who sell
  3. 0:04something that is higher priced, one of
  4. 0:07the most [music]
  5. 0:07overlooked factors in This wasn't as
  6. 0:11important [music] as it was before AI
  7. 0:13search. It was very important, but now
  8. 0:16with AI search, it's way more important.
  9. 0:18And that is good reviews or not having
  10. 0:22bad reviews. If you're selling something
  11. 0:24that is higher priced, or maybe maybe
  12. 0:27you're not and people are just looking
  13. 0:28to switch, you sell something that's
  14. 0:30lower priced, but people are looking for
  15. 0:31an alternative. Having an abundance of
  16. 0:33bad reviews is so damaging. I had this
  17. 0:37realization from seeing the way that
  18. 0:40ChatGPT will cite fake AI review videos
  19. 0:44on YouTube. I've talked about this
  20. 0:45before. There's this new trend that
  21. 0:48people are making review YouTube
  22. 0:51channels. All they do is review
  23. 0:53different products with YouTube videos.
  24. 0:56These channels don't actually use the
  25. 0:58products. They review the products'
  26. 1:01landing pages and marketing and make the
  27. 1:03video seem like they did use the
  28. 1:05products, but when you actually watch a
  29. 1:07video, it's very clear that it's surface
  30. 1:09level. They're just reviewing the
  31. 1:12external-facing marketing. They're not
  32. 1:14actually using the products. They don't
  33. 1:16have the products. All of these videos
  34. 1:18are AI, so they use AI avatars, they use
  35. 1:21AI voices, they're anonymous. And every
  36. 1:24single video recommends as an
  37. 1:26alternative the same product. Each
  38. 1:28channel exists for a different business
  39. 1:30to recommend that business as an
  40. 1:32alternative. This is something that lots
  41. 1:34of people are doing now. It's a terrible
  42. 1:36spam tactic that is going on. It's
  43. 1:38hurting real businesses because you
  44. 1:40might have a great product and great
  45. 1:42customer service, and then one of these
  46. 1:44fake review channels will come along and
  47. 1:47say some bad stuff about your business,
  48. 1:49never having even used your product. And
  49. 1:52what happens is AI search, so ChatGPT
  50. 1:56doing due diligence on your brand will
  51. 1:58cite these fake review videos as if they
  52. 2:02are fact, as if they are actual
  53. 2:04customers who have used your product. It
  54. 2:07is really, really crazy. So, I had this
  55. 2:09realization, gosh, reviews and having
  56. 2:12happy customers really, really matters.
  57. 2:15Now, not just in the past, you know,
  58. 2:17have have happy customers, they're going
  59. 2:19to share your brand with their friends,
  60. 2:22and then their friends are going to get
  61. 2:24your brand, and then the friends are
  62. 2:26going to share it, and that's great. And
  63. 2:27that's always been true. You could have
  64. 2:29a great product and great customer
  65. 2:31service, and you might also get more
  66. 2:32backlinks, so many SEO benefits. But
  67. 2:35now, let's say you're just doing
  68. 2:37research into a new product, and you're
  69. 2:39using Chat GPT, or you're using another
  70. 2:42AI tool. It's literally coming across
  71. 2:45all the bad reviews that you might have,
  72. 2:48and it will be a lot less likely to
  73. 2:50recommend your product if there is an
  74. 2:52alternative that has many better
  75. 2:54reviews. So, one of the most underrated,
  76. 2:57least talked about, and most effective
  77. 3:00ways to avoid this, and to get people to
  78. 3:03share you so that you don't have to go
  79. 3:06super hard with sharing yourself, I
  80. 3:08mean, you should be going as hard as you
  81. 3:10can with sharing yourself, but you
  82. 3:11really want other people sharing you,
  83. 3:13too. It's not just to have a good
  84. 3:15product, that's super important, but
  85. 3:17it's to give a personalized experience,
  86. 3:20where customers or clients feel like you
  87. 3:23care about them. And so, that is
  88. 3:25customer service. Max out on customer
  89. 3:28service. And it's so funny saying this
  90. 3:30now when there's this crazy trend of
  91. 3:34using AI to do all of the customer
  92. 3:36service for you, which every company is
  93. 3:39trying to do. Every company is is trying
  94. 3:41to automate customer service with AI.
  95. 3:44But the thing is, there's always niche
  96. 3:46cases, there's always problems, there's
  97. 3:48always problems, and you can't please
  98. 3:51everybody. But, by giving a personalized
  99. 3:54experience, even the people who are
  100. 3:56unhappy with a product, they might not
  101. 3:58feel super bad, and not super bad enough
  102. 4:02to to go and scream on the internet,
  103. 4:04"Don't buy this product." Personally,
  104. 4:06I've had experiences where I've bought a
  105. 4:09product, I was very dissatisfied, I
  106. 4:13messaged customer support, not even
  107. 4:14asking for a refund, but just asking
  108. 4:17questions, explaining my
  109. 4:18dissatisfaction. I unsubscribe from the
  110. 4:21product, but customer support was so
  111. 4:23nice that I didn't go and I didn't go
  112. 4:26and share anything bad. I didn't really
  113. 4:28want to. If you go hard on customer
  114. 4:30service, unhappy customers will be a lot
  115. 4:33less likely to put bad reviews on
  116. 4:36Reddit, on different review platforms.
  117. 4:38And then, if you have a good product,
  118. 4:40and you have good customer support,
  119. 4:42people will go out of their way to share
  120. 4:45your brand, which is so beneficial for
  121. 4:49getting recommended. Because, what's
  122. 4:51another huge trend in SEO right now and
  123. 4:54marketing? It's the importance of
  124. 4:56user-generated content, and how
  125. 4:58user-generated content is showing up
  126. 5:01everywhere within Google and within AI
  127. 5:03search, because AI search is going to
  128. 5:06Google, and user-generated content is
  129. 5:08showing up everywhere. If you have a
  130. 5:10good product, you have good good
  131. 5:12customer service, people are going to go
  132. 5:13out of their way to share you on Reddit,
  133. 5:15on different social media platforms, on
  134. 5:17different review platforms. Most clicked
  135. 5:19website sites in search. This is from
  136. 5:21Datos. It's YouTube, it's Reddit. That's
  137. 5:24number one and two, YouTube and Reddit.
  138. 5:26Number five is Facebook, number six is
  139. 5:28Instagram, number nine is TikTok, 11 is
  140. 5:32LinkedIn, 14 is X. If you don't hear
  141. 5:36that and freak out, "Oh my god, use
  142. 5:38user-generated content, it's we need to
  143. 5:41have people sharing good things about
  144. 5:43our brand on user-generated content." If
  145. 5:45you don't think that, I I there's
  146. 5:46there's nothing more that I can say, cuz
  147. 5:48having good things written about you.
  148. 5:49And you know what else? So, there's the
  149. 5:51concept of parasite SEO, which is
  150. 5:54marketers will share their brands using
  151. 5:58keywords on social media platforms or
  152. 6:01high domain authority websites, websites
  153. 6:04that are very likely to show high in
  154. 6:06SEO. A marketer will go to a platform
  155. 6:09like Reddit. Let's say they have a
  156. 6:11fidget spinner company. And they then
  157. 6:13they write as a post on the fidget
  158. 6:17spinner subreddit. They say, "The best
  159. 6:19fidget spinner is our brand name." They
  160. 6:22do that. And then, when somebody Googles
  161. 6:24best fidget spinner, this Reddit post
  162. 6:26shows up. And some somebody see this and
  163. 6:28they go, "Oh, wow, the streets are
  164. 6:30saying that this is the best fidget
  165. 6:31spinner. This is the one that I want.
  166. 6:33So, I'm going to get that because it's
  167. 6:34what the streets are saying, it's what
  168. 6:35the people are saying." The reason that
  169. 6:37parasite SEO is all over UGC platforms
  170. 6:40is because UGC platforms are the easiest
  171. 6:43to rank. But, the thing is, if you have
  172. 6:46a great product and you have good
  173. 6:48customer support, you see people sharing
  174. 6:51your brand with language that people use
  175. 6:54in search, customers are sharing you
  176. 6:56right there. They're sharing you in the
  177. 6:58comments, they're making posts about you
  178. 6:59cuz they're so happy. This is a real
  179. 7:01thing. You don't have to do parasite
  180. 7:03SEO, which is against the rules and can
  181. 7:05hurt your brand. You could do parasite
  182. 7:07SEO, do it wrong, and get banned from
  183. 7:10your top subreddit, for example. And
  184. 7:12this happens all the time. And then, you
  185. 7:14know what happens? Your literally your
  186. 7:16brand name, gosh, your brand name gets
  187. 7:20banned from a subreddit. And if you do
  188. 7:22turn it around, if you do start offering
  189. 7:24good support, you do improve your
  190. 7:26product, now happy customers can't even
  191. 7:29share your brand in that subreddit cuz
  192. 7:32your brand name got banned. There's so
  193. 7:34many different risks to parasite SEO,
  194. 7:36but if you just have a good product with
  195. 7:39good support, or just a good product,
  196. 7:41but having good support really helps.
  197. 7:43People go out of their way to share you,
  198. 7:46and they share you with the language
  199. 7:48that people search with. Now, somebody
  200. 7:50goes on Reddit and says, "Has anybody
  201. 7:53tried this product?" And then a bunch of
  202. 7:55happy customers jump in the comments.
  203. 7:57This gets surfaced in AI search. This
  204. 8:00shows in SEO for people in the due
  205. 8:03diligence stage, especially if you're
  206. 8:05selling something higher priced where
  207. 8:07due diligence is a lot more common, and
  208. 8:09it builds so much trust, and people are
  209. 8:11a lot more likely to purchase. Or
  210. 8:12conversely, you get a lot of bad
  211. 8:14reviews, and people are very, very, very
  212. 8:17unlikely to purchase, and you want to
  213. 8:19avoid that. So, I I'm making this
  214. 8:21episode because there's a lot of people
  215. 8:23listen to the show who try to take as
  216. 8:25many shortcuts as possible, and one of
  217. 8:27the things that people try to take with
  218. 8:29shortcuts is customer service, but I
  219. 8:32recommend over-optimizing for a personal
  220. 8:35connection and not an anonymous brand
  221. 8:37connection because good reviews or bad
  222. 8:40reviews, they show in SEO, and they
  223. 8:42absolutely show in AI search when AI is
  224. 8:47looking at the top-ranking pages when
  225. 8:50somebody Googles your brand name or
  226. 8:51brand name plus reviews. And AI looks at
  227. 8:54that, and AI will tell you that in its
  228. 8:57research. So, max out on customer
  229. 8:59service. That's everything that I wanted
  230. 9:00to share with you today. Reviews are
  231. 9:02important. I'm going to share a review
  232. 9:03that I got to my SEO course, Compact
  233. 9:06Keywords. I got this 1 day ago in the
  234. 9:08comment section of episode 1,054
  235. 9:12of this podcast. This is from Young
  236. 9:14Architect, who said, "I purchased
  237. 9:17Compact Keywords over a year ago, and I
  238. 9:19loved it. Edward really proved himself
  239. 9:21with these podcasts, so I decided to
  240. 9:23give it a try. I really appreciate his
  241. 9:25well-thought-out opinions and taking my
  242. 9:27time to share about what is happening
  243. 9:30with SEO world. Compact Keywords was a
  244. 9:33solid investment. Edward is a fantastic
  245. 9:35teacher, and I highly recommend him to
  246. 9:37anyone who is serious about learning
  247. 9:39SEO. Thank you, Young Architect, for
  248. 9:42that. I get so happy when I see these
  249. 9:44because I do my best with Kompakt
  250. 9:47Keywords, and I try to make an amazing
  251. 9:49product, not even just a good product,
  252. 9:51but an incredible product, and also give
  253. 9:53incredible customer service. And I think
  254. 9:55anybody who's been in Kompakt Keywords
  255. 9:57and who's had a question would say,
  256. 9:59"Yeah, that's been the case." And if you
  257. 10:01care about learning SEO and you want to
  258. 10:03save years learning search engine
  259. 10:05optimization, I hope you will check out
  260. 10:07my course, Kompakt Keywords, at
  261. 10:09kompaktkeywords.com. You can see a lot
  262. 10:11of other reviews that Kompakt Keywords
  263. 10:13has gotten. The course is about doing
  264. 10:15SEO that specifically focuses on getting
  265. 10:18customers, users, warm leads calling you
  266. 10:20up, not vanity SEO where you're just
  267. 10:23showing your friends, "Hey, I'm ranking
  268. 10:25for this thing that nobody will ever
  269. 10:26search." It's ranking for things that
  270. 10:28people search with high intent, where
  271. 10:31they are literally looking to purchase
  272. 10:33something or use something or have a
  273. 10:35service person come to their house and
  274. 10:37fix something. Those are the types of
  275. 10:38keywords that you want to rank for. And
  276. 10:40funny enough, you would think they're
  277. 10:42the most competitive, but they're
  278. 10:43actually not because a lot of them are
  279. 10:46longer-tail, lower-volume, and so they
  280. 10:49just go overlooked. It's like magic. And
  281. 10:52so, if you want to see what the magic is
  282. 10:54about, yeah, please check it out,
  283. 10:56kompaktkeywords.com. That's everything
  284. 10:57that I got for you on this episode of
  285. 10:59the show. This is episode 1,058
  286. 11:02[music]
  287. 11:03of the Edward Show. 1,058 days in a row
  288. 11:06doing this podcast. [music] If you watch
  289. 11:09us on YouTube, thank you so much for
  290. 11:10watching. If you listened on Spotify or
  291. 11:13Apple Podcasts, thank you so [music]
  292. 11:14much for listening, and I will talk to
  293. 11:16you again tomorrow. Bye now.

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