If I Started a Local Business In 2026, This Is How I’d Rank #1 (SEO - Claude & GPT) — Transcript
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- 0:00If your website looks fine, but you're
- 0:01getting zero customers from Google or
- 0:03the AI search engines, this video is for
- 0:05you. I'll show you exactly how I would
- 0:07get clients for free [music] in 2026
- 0:09using SEO. No expensive tools, no shady
- 0:12tricks, and honestly, anyone can do this
- 0:14even if you're not that techy. So, let's
- 0:16get straight to it. Number one is
- 0:17understanding that you need really good
- 0:19website structure. And it's not too
- 0:21complicated understanding what kind of
- 0:22structure you need, but there's a few
- 0:24rules. This If you look at this Figma
- 0:26map, and I'll leave this link so you can
- 0:28have a look at it below,
- 0:30we have this a like a bird's-eye
- 0:32perspective of website, and what you
- 0:33want to ensure that every single one of
- 0:35these services that you offer, this
- 0:37example is a electrician in North
- 0:40Carolina. So, here what you've got here
- 0:42is understanding that we we've got
- 0:44parent pages or hub pages. So, ideally
- 0:46you want one parent page with all your
- 0:48services in it. And the same thing, you
- 0:50want a parent page with all the areas
- 0:52that you serve. If we look a little bit
- 0:54deeper, then every single one of your
- 0:56services page needs a dedicated page for
- 0:59each service. One of the biggest
- 1:01mistakes that I see people constantly
- 1:02do, especially small business owners, is
- 1:05because they build their own website,
- 1:06they don't have too much time, and they
- 1:08want to rush things, and they end up
- 1:09being building one single page with all
- 1:11their services in it. And the problem
- 1:13with that is that you're not only in
- 1:14competition with your competitors around
- 1:16you from an SEO perspective, but all
- 1:18your services are kind of competing
- 1:20against themselves in that one single
- 1:22page. So, first of all,
- 1:24one page for one of your services, that
- 1:26is fundamental. Then, if you are a
- 1:28location-based
- 1:30service, where you provide your service
- 1:32in different locations, you want to
- 1:33understand what are all the areas that
- 1:35you do serve. So, in this example for
- 1:37Northern Carolina, this particular
- 1:39electrician works in Huntersville, in
- 1:41Matthews, and in Concord. These are
- 1:43sections within North Carolina. And you
- 1:45can see here that we've got a hub page
- 1:47or a home page or a parent page, sorry,
- 1:49I should say, for the areas served. And
- 1:52within that Huntersville page, you want
- 1:54to have all the services that you offer,
- 1:56as well as some information about that
- 1:59area. But ideally, when you then have a
- 2:02section about, "Hey, in Huntsville, I or
- 2:05we offer panel upgrades." Then, if I
- 2:08click on that panel upgrades, I get
- 2:10taken to the main panel upgrades
- 2:12services page. This is a very efficient
- 2:15way to do this. Then, if you get in
- 2:18extremely competitive niche, then what
- 2:20you could do is actually build a panel
- 2:22upgrades in Huntsville page. But for the
- 2:24most part, you don't really need that,
- 2:25and this keeps things nice and
- 2:27organized. So again, the same thing with
- 2:29the other location. For Matthews, if I
- 2:31have a landscape lighting section there
- 2:33that I offer that service in Matthews,
- 2:35but I if I click on that, then I go to
- 2:37the main landscape lighting services
- 2:39page. This tells Google that you really
- 2:42do work in all these locations, and you
- 2:44offer all these services in these
- 2:46locations. But you also allow yourself
- 2:48to rank specifically for that
- 2:50service-based keyword. And if you're a
- 2:52small business owner, and you're already
- 2:53getting anxiety about not getting this
- 2:56correct, and you want to make sure that
- 2:57you have a way to make this the right
- 3:00way, at least the structure, I've got
- 3:02you covered. You just need an AI tool,
- 3:04ChatGPT or Claude will work fine for
- 3:06this. Now, in the video description
- 3:08below, I've got a bunch of resources for
- 3:10you that'll link you to the downloadable
- 3:13prompts that I have ready for you. The
- 3:14first prompt is called the site
- 3:15architecture prompt. This is the photo
- 3:17will look like this, by the way. I'm
- 3:19going to drag that first one in here,
- 3:20and it's just got all the instructions.
- 3:22I'm going to also do this in ChatGPT, so
- 3:23you can see that it doesn't really
- 3:24matter which AI you use to go to. Now,
- 3:27the instructions are just telling it
- 3:28exactly what it's going to do with the
- 3:30information that you need to provide it.
- 3:32And the information that you need to
- 3:33provide it is just very, very simple.
- 3:35It's just going to have, "Okay, what's
- 3:36the business name, the domain?" Even if
- 3:37you don't have a domain at the moment,
- 3:39it doesn't really matter. The trade, all
- 3:41the services that you have to offer.
- 3:42This is really important for you to do.
- 3:44And then the areas served. That's it,
- 3:47right? You're going to do is hit enter.
- 3:49You're going to give that a while. We're
- 3:50going to do the same thing with Claude
- 3:51as well and hit enter. After a little
- 3:53while, you should get a result like
- 3:55this. Both will be relatively the same.
- 3:57Hopefully, they will give you a CSV
- 4:00file. If not, then just say, "Hey, can I
- 4:02please have a CSV file?" But, they're
- 4:05both going to give you the same kind of
- 4:06information and the site structure that
- 4:08we want here. Once you download that
- 4:09file and put it somewhere like Google
- 4:12Sheets, you'll see this main kind of
- 4:14section here. So, it gives you the site
- 4:16architecture. And this is exactly like
- 4:18the Figma file. This is just in a CSV
- 4:20file. I find this a good way to keep
- 4:22yourself organized when you're building
- 4:23these pages. So, you've got here the
- 4:25main services page, and it even gives
- 4:27you the slug of the services. So,
- 4:29{forward slash} service, {forward slash}
- 4:31panel upgrades, EV charger installation,
- 4:33generator installation, and you get the
- 4:35idea. We also get the area service. Now,
- 4:37the one thing that you do have to be
- 4:39wary of, particularly when you're
- 4:40building these area served, is that the
- 4:42content from page to page needs to be
- 4:45differentiated at least 50%. And you
- 4:47might be thinking, "How on earth do I do
- 4:49that?" Don't worry. There's also a
- 4:51checklist for you to follow for these
- 4:53local area pages. And it's a bit of a
- 4:55checklist. And if you just follow this
- 4:57checklist while you're building the
- 4:58content on those area served pages, then
- 5:01you'll be fine. All the content will be
- 5:02at least 50% different from one area
- 5:05page to the other, which is the main
- 5:07goal here. Because if they're too
- 5:09similar, Google's going to read both
- 5:10pages and go, "Look, they're exactly the
- 5:12same. The suburb to the left or to the
- 5:14right are practically the same. Why
- 5:16would I waste some content or why would
- 5:17I waste some crawling budget in putting
- 5:20all of those index in in my database."
- 5:22But, if you follow all these things,
- 5:24then it's going to be very, very easy
- 5:25for you to differentiate them. That's
- 5:27the main thing you want to keep in mind
- 5:28that the pages need to be somewhat
- 5:30different for them in order to get
- 5:31indexed. And by doing that website
- 5:34structure correctly, even if you're
- 5:35building a lot of these specific area
- 5:38pages, you can get results like this.
- 5:40Steven from our community, he he's
- 5:42getting 99 booked appointments just in 1
- 5:44month purely from organic traffic alone.
- 5:47If you want to test out how to do this
- 5:49on mass, I recommend that you check out
- 5:50our community. I'll leave a link for you
- 5:52below. The second thing you must do is
- 5:54obviously optimize your Google Business
- 5:56Profile. It wouldn't be a local SEO
- 5:58video without that. I like to simplify
- 6:00this and you need to consider Google
- 6:02Business Profile in two main actions.
- 6:04You want to treat it like a social media
- 6:06profile, but also you want to make sure
- 6:08that the Google Business Profile is in
- 6:10sync with the content on your page. For
- 6:13the most part, I see people filling in
- 6:15the right categories and secondary
- 6:17categories of that business, but then
- 6:19none of these services are aligned. So,
- 6:22for the business that we just created
- 6:23before, I've got a couple of services,
- 6:25all right? I've got the panel upgrades,
- 6:27EV charger installation, generator
- 6:28installation, yada yada yada. So, a lot
- 6:31of people make the mistake of thinking
- 6:33that they need to find the category
- 6:35within Google Business Profile for all
- 6:36these specific services. And a lot of
- 6:38the times, the specific service that you
- 6:40offer isn't a Google Business Profile
- 6:42category. So, how do I then add that
- 6:44data in the Google Business Profile
- 6:46category to make sure that it syncs with
- 6:48the website? Well, you add a service,
- 6:50and that's slightly different. So, in
- 6:52your Google Business Profile, and this
- 6:53is for another business, this is one
- 6:55that I've had access to for a while.
- 6:57What you want to go do is edit the
- 6:58services. And in the service, we can add
- 7:00one here. So, add more services, for
- 7:03example. And if we add a custom service,
- 7:06you can add as much information as you
- 7:08can in there. Ideally, name it the exact
- 7:10name that you have a service on your
- 7:12website. So, for this one again, I would
- 7:14make sure Well, okay, I've got a panel
- 7:17upgrades or an EV charger installation
- 7:19service. I've got a page for that on my
- 7:22website as well. I want to make sure
- 7:24that these are aligned. So, I go back to
- 7:26the Google Business Profile, paste it in
- 7:27there, and I can save. I won't do that
- 7:29now, because this is a different
- 7:30business, but I hope that makes enough
- 7:32sense for you. You just got to make sure
- 7:34that it's nice and aligned. Obviously,
- 7:36fill out as much of the information as
- 7:37you can on Google Business Profile, and
- 7:39you want to consider that you need your
- 7:41NAP consistent. NAP stands for name,
- 7:43address, and phone number, and that has
- 7:45to be the same in your Google Business
- 7:47Profile as it is on your website. Really
- 7:49important you do that. But, as long as
- 7:51you do those main setups, then your
- 7:52Google Business Profile will be fairly
- 7:54good. That is the synchronized part of
- 7:56this whole section. Now, just a little
- 7:57while ago I mentioned that you need to
- 7:59treat it like a social media profile.
- 8:01You need to update content, and you need
- 8:03to respond to all of the reviews. If we
- 8:04see the people that are are ranking
- 8:06really well for the electricians in
- 8:09Northern Carolina, and we look at take a
- 8:11look at their profile, you can see that
- 8:13only 5 days ago they created a post,
- 8:15which is exactly what you want to do.
- 8:16You want ideally three posts a week if
- 8:19you can have got time to do it. And
- 8:21obviously, you want to respond to every
- 8:22single reviews. And we see that they've
- 8:24done that. So, if we take a look at
- 8:25their latest reviews, they respond to
- 8:28every single one, both negative and
- 8:30positive. And you might saying you might
- 8:32be saying I know all this, but I don't
- 8:34do it because it takes a lot of time,
- 8:35and when I get at home, I forget, I'm
- 8:37tired. Well, let me help you out with
- 8:39that. Again, whether it's Claude or
- 8:40whether it's ChatGPT, you can do this
- 8:42automation in the either tools. We need
- 8:46to connect our ChatGPT or our Claude to
- 8:50our Google Business Profile, and that
- 8:51can be an extremely difficult task to do
- 8:53if you want to do it custom, but there
- 8:56is a very simple connection as well to
- 8:58this. Because the connection to Google
- 9:01Business Profile to things like Claude
- 9:03and ChatGPT is a native, we need
- 9:06something that's going to help us make
- 9:07that connection. Now, there are a few of
- 9:09these. There's Post Proxy, which is a
- 9:10little bit harder to install, and then
- 9:12there's Windsor.ai that makes the
- 9:14connection between your Google Business
- 9:15Profile and your ChatGPT or your Claude
- 9:17extremely easy. What you want to do is
- 9:19create an account. I'm going to log in
- 9:21here.
- 9:22When you log in, you will see this, and
- 9:24in the left-hand side, we want to look
- 9:26for the right platform. We want to go to
- 9:27Google Business Profile. There it is.
- 9:30And you'll have to connect it for the
- 9:31first time. And here, you want to
- 9:33obviously select the one that you want
- 9:35this thing to have access to. By this
- 9:37thing, I mean either your ChatGPT or
- 9:39your Claude. So, I'm going to go here
- 9:41Latin Catering too so I can show you the
- 9:43one that we were doing before. I'm going
- 9:45to go to next. The rest should be all
- 9:47okay. I got to make sure that I have the
- 9:48right sources here, but that should be
- 9:50fine. And now if you scroll a little bit
- 9:53further down, you can choose the
- 9:54destination where this thing is going.
- 9:56And it's practically a one-click
- 9:59connection. I can go to ChatGPT. It's
- 10:01going to give me install on Windsor.ai.
- 10:03And mine is connected. Here you will see
- 10:05try in chat. So, let's see if I actually
- 10:08see the data of that other account that
- 10:10I showed you before. I'm going to go to
- 10:11new chat and I'm going to go say I'm
- 10:13going to call the Windsor app. You can
- 10:15see here by going @Windsor.
- 10:18Can you tell me what are the last
- 10:20reviews from the Google Business Profile
- 10:23account that you have access to? And
- 10:24here I just want to show you the test to
- 10:26make sure that it is connected. And now
- 10:28you can see that it's pulled all of the
- 10:29reviews. Let's just verify to make sure
- 10:31this thing isn't just making up
- 10:33information. So, here the latest review
- 10:35for this specific account is from
- 10:37Claudia Rodino and then Marshall Chang.
- 10:40So, let's see if it's actually got this
- 10:42correct. I'm going to go here to the
- 10:45reviews. And sure enough, the latest
- 10:47reviews are from Claudia Rodino and
- 10:49Marshall Chang. So, it's pulling in the
- 10:50right information. So, not only can it
- 10:52pull information, but it can post
- 10:54information for you. Meaning it can
- 10:55respond to these reviews. Obviously, you
- 10:58don't want to tell ChatGPT to check it
- 11:00every day. And here's where you should
- 11:02respond. You need to be a little bit
- 11:04smart about this and use the schedule
- 11:06feature here. So, what I can tell
- 11:08ChatGPT now, you can also do this in
- 11:10Claude again, can say something like,
- 11:12"Great, I want you to set up a schedule
- 11:14task for you to check my reviews every
- 11:17single day. If I do get a new review
- 11:19that I haven't answered, please let me
- 11:20know and create a response that you
- 11:23suggest for me before I approve it. If I
- 11:25don't receive any reviews, then don't
- 11:28notify me." And it's as easy as that. As
- 11:30long as you have your ChatGPT on your
- 11:32phone, which most people should have by
- 11:34now, then you'll get a notification
- 11:36every single day only when you have
- 11:37received reviews. Now, it says here it's
- 11:40done around 8:00 a.m. local time. If I
- 11:42go to the monitor here and make sure
- 11:45that it's in schedule in the schedule
- 11:47tab as well, I should see it come up and
- 11:49here it is. Reputation reviews, perfect.
- 11:52Very important here to say don't publish
- 11:54it or post it until I explicitly
- 11:55approve. For the most part, it does
- 11:58create some good responses, but if you
- 11:59have a negative one, you want to make
- 12:00sure that you read it beforehand. So,
- 12:02that's one part of treating your Google
- 12:03Business Profile like a social media
- 12:05account because you're interacting all
- 12:06the time. But, what about the content
- 12:08itself? So, you can upload posts on
- 12:10Google Business Profile, which I highly
- 12:11recommend you do. You see this one,
- 12:14they've updated something a couple of
- 12:15days ago. And if I go to learn more, it
- 12:18actually takes me to their website and
- 12:19it they need to fix that. That's not a
- 12:21site that I'm
- 12:22uh taking care of, by the way, but you
- 12:24get the idea. Let's try another one here
- 12:25cuz I want to show you exactly So,
- 12:27hopefully this one should work. Learn
- 12:29more and that perfectly is taking them
- 12:30to their home page, which is fine. So,
- 12:32how do we upload these posts on a
- 12:34regular basis without taking up too much
- 12:36time? Again, we want to use the tool
- 12:38that we just installed. So, we can say
- 12:41something like, "Great. Now, I want you
- 12:42to look at my information on the website
- 12:45or my latest blog post and three times a
- 12:47week I want you to upload a post to
- 12:49Google Business Profile linking back to
- 12:51the service that you touch on." And it's
- 12:53that easy. You leave it on the schedule
- 12:55post. Ideally, if you're very careful
- 12:57about this, you want to make sure that
- 12:59you get a notification when it does
- 13:00upload that post to ensure that it's
- 13:03doing this correctly. And what we're
- 13:04doing here is really just repurposing
- 13:06the blog content, which I'll show you
- 13:08how to write in a second and why it's
- 13:09really good for your business, even if
- 13:11you're local business. We're just
- 13:13repurposing that blog content into
- 13:15Google Business Posts. They do need to
- 13:17be less than 1,500 characters in length,
- 13:20but that's it. Then you want to link to
- 13:21the specific thing that you're talking
- 13:22about, whether it's a blog post or the
- 13:24service, link to to not just the home
- 13:26page. And that simple Google My Business
- 13:28strategy and consistency, which is
- 13:30really important, is exactly how
- 13:31Ireland, one of our community members,
- 13:33got one of his clients ranking number
- 13:35one practically everywhere in his
- 13:37location for his keyword. If you want to
- 13:39test out our community, I'll leave a
- 13:40link for you to test it out below. You
- 13:41can try it out risk-free for 7 days. If
- 13:44you find out it's not for you, just let
- 13:45me know and I'll refund you 100%. The
- 13:46third thing I would ensure that I do on
- 13:48a regular basis is work on the
- 13:50business's trust. Now, trust, for the
- 13:53most part, comes in two main ways. That
- 13:55is reviews and citations, local
- 13:58citations as well. Now, with the
- 14:00reviews, you can automate the like
- 14:03contacting the person that you just gave
- 14:05the service to saying, "Hey, could you
- 14:07leave us a review? How was your
- 14:08service?"
- 14:09But to be honest, in all my years of
- 14:11automating this, the best outcome for
- 14:14you to get reviews is to hand them a
- 14:16card with a QR code that looks a little
- 14:17bit like this. Now, this is a little bit
- 14:19cheeky because it's right in the line of
- 14:21the guidelines from Google's, but it
- 14:23works really, really well. So, it says
- 14:24here, "Loved our work."
- 14:26And the wording is really, really
- 14:27important. A quick review means a lot.
- 14:29Help another neighbor find us. If you
- 14:31can mention in the review the service we
- 14:33did and where we did it. This is a
- 14:36little bit of a segue to the final task
- 14:38here, which is how to get viewed in the
- 14:40AI search engine and how to get
- 14:41recommended. And for the most part, you
- 14:43shouldn't tell people how to leave a
- 14:45review, but you can suggest a couple of
- 14:48things. Now, the QR code in the card is
- 14:50really, really easy to do. You actually
- 14:52have this QR code ready available to you
- 14:54that takes people instantly to where
- 14:56they need to leave a review on Google
- 14:58Business Profile. So, if you go to your
- 15:00Google Business Profile and you go to
- 15:02the reviews. If you go to your Google
- 15:04Business Profile and you click the drop
- 15:06down here, there's going to be a section
- 15:08going, "Ask for reviews." Now, you'll
- 15:11see that right away we've got a little
- 15:13QR code here. All you got to do is right
- 15:16click, save image as,
- 15:18and download that. You want to make sure
- 15:20that you've got a business card or
- 15:22whatever you can get your hands on,
- 15:23something easy that you can just give to
- 15:25the client said, "Hey, would you mind if
- 15:26you leave a review here?" With the
- 15:28instructions like I said earlier. Try
- 15:30and use that similar wording because you
- 15:33want to try to help out the user in
- 15:35terms of not just say, "Yeah, good
- 15:37service." Like, "No, good service in
- 15:39area. They fixed X." That will really,
- 15:42really help and I'll explain why in the
- 15:44next step. Before we move on to the next
- 15:45step, the second measure of trust is all
- 15:47about citations. You can think of
- 15:48citations as essentially a localized
- 15:51backlink. And you can think of a
- 15:52backlink as another website linking to
- 15:55you. There is going to be many free
- 15:58websites or online business directories
- 16:00that you can place your website in. When
- 16:03you're doing that, by the way, make sure
- 16:04that you keep the same NAP consistency
- 16:06as we talked about before. The name,
- 16:08address, and phone number must be the
- 16:09same here. I'm going to leave a link
- 16:11below to this custom GPT and it's quite
- 16:13handy. All that it is going to do is
- 16:16give you a suggested website where you
- 16:17should post your website in. So, here
- 16:19I'm going to say, "This is the business
- 16:21information." Going to hit enter. So,
- 16:23again, it's a Carolina electrician.
- 16:25These are the services. These are the
- 16:26primary served areas. So, it's doing
- 16:28search here and it's going to give you
- 16:29the basic ones like Google Business
- 16:31Profile. Yeah, no duh. And then we have
- 16:33Yelp. We have Better Business Bureau.
- 16:35Please add your website in here. We have
- 16:37Angie, Porch, Nextdoor, Hot Frog, and
- 16:40then we have a few more really specific
- 16:42to this. Brownbook, Chamber of Commerce.
- 16:45And when you go on one of these online
- 16:47business directories,
- 16:48you will have to kind of sign in and
- 16:50make an account. Usually, a lot of them
- 16:52are free or some of them are freemium.
- 16:54Make an account. Make sure the name,
- 16:56address, and phone number are the same
- 16:57and that is it. Usually, a few of these
- 16:59take a little while to get approved, a
- 17:01day or two. But, apart from that, that
- 17:03should be fine. Now, alternatively, if
- 17:05you want to not do this yourself and you
- 17:08want to pay someone else to do it, make
- 17:10sure you do it with someone reputable.
- 17:11So, I've done it with BrightLocal as
- 17:13well. And if you're doing this as a
- 17:15service, it's a good idea to hand it off
- 17:16to someone else, because you'll be
- 17:17spending a lot of time for this. So,
- 17:19BrightLocal has a local citation
- 17:21building services. And if you kind of
- 17:23scroll down, you'll see that they can
- 17:26give you one citation for $2. Really,
- 17:29it's actually $3.20 cuz the $2 is when
- 17:32you buy in bulk. So, if you're doing
- 17:33this for one or two businesses, you're
- 17:35going to be paying a little bit more.
- 17:36But, for me, two $3.20
- 17:40for a each citation is more than okay
- 17:43for me to pay. You just have to make
- 17:45sure that the country in which your
- 17:47business is in, and therefore the
- 17:49citations that you're getting them in,
- 17:51has to be covered by BrightLocal. But,
- 17:54for the most part, if you're watching
- 17:55this, your country should be covered in
- 17:57here. The final and fourth thing that I
- 17:59would concentrate on for this local
- 18:01business of mine is how do I get
- 18:03recommended and mentioned in things like
- 18:05ChatGPT and Google AI overviews? What's
- 18:07the magic source from an AI search
- 18:09perspective? Well, just by doing the
- 18:11things that I just told you to do in
- 18:13step one, two, and three, you're already
- 18:1580% of the way there. In fact, Steven,
- 18:18he's an accountant, and he's being
- 18:19recommended by Google AI overviews and
- 18:22ChatGPT over some enormous accounting
- 18:25firms, simply because he did the few of
- 18:27the steps that I just told you about.
- 18:29Now, what's the extra 20% of the magic
- 18:31that's going to increase your chances to
- 18:33get cited and recommended by the AI
- 18:35search engines? Well, that's
- 18:36understanding that we need to write blog
- 18:38content, but not just any content. We
- 18:40need to write blog content and answer
- 18:43questions that are fan out queries.
- 18:46Let's understand what a fan out query
- 18:47is, because it takes it a little bit
- 18:49complex. When you ask an AI a question,
- 18:52this can be Google AI overviews or
- 18:54ChatGPT, for example, who's the best
- 18:56electrician in Charlotte, it doesn't
- 18:57just grab that question and say, "No
- 18:59problems, leave it with me. I'll do some
- 19:00research."
- 19:02It actually asks itself a series of
- 19:05internal questions that we can't see.
- 19:07These are called fan out query
- 19:09questions, so that it does additional
- 19:11research on related questions, which
- 19:13Charlotte electricians are licensed, Uh
- 19:15uh who does emergency electric work in
- 19:16Charlotte, all these questions so that
- 19:18it can synthesize all that information
- 19:20and come back to you with a really
- 19:21well-structured answer.
- 19:23One of the tricks here is to understand
- 19:25these fan out queries and then write
- 19:27content around that. Now, I've done
- 19:29hundreds of videos on how to write the
- 19:31actual content, so I want to show you
- 19:33how to find these fan out queries cuz
- 19:34you won't see them when you just ask
- 19:36ChatGPT or Google AI overviews. You need
- 19:39an application that will give you fan
- 19:42out queries. I use Datawise for all
- 19:44transparency. I've actually built
- 19:45Datawise for our community. They can
- 19:47access it for free once they join. In
- 19:49the keyword research section, there's a
- 19:50fan out query section here. You put in
- 19:53your seed keyword, for example, EV
- 19:55charger installation. And now I've got
- 19:56all of the fan out queries that the AIs
- 20:00are asking themselves internally.
- 20:02So, what do I want to do? Well, I want
- 20:04to then define which questions would
- 20:06make sense for me to answer as a blog
- 20:08post. So, here, how to hire a licensed
- 20:11tip. Awesome. I can see a little bit
- 20:13more information about this fan out
- 20:14query if I want to, but I can grab that
- 20:17and then write the content, the blog
- 20:19post. If you want a really detailed
- 20:21guide on how to write content that is
- 20:23going to get cited in the AI overviews,
- 20:26there is a free lesson in our AI
- 20:28kickstarter in our free community,
- 20:29lesson number six, that will teach you
- 20:31exactly how to write that content from
- 20:33this fan out query. I don't I don't want
- 20:35to go to detail how to do that now
- 20:37because that would be a separate video,
- 20:39but if you want that, I'll leave that
- 20:40link to that below, again, for free. So,
- 20:42again, you want to write maybe one, two,
- 20:45three blog posts depending on how much
- 20:48content you already publish per week,
- 20:50sorry, and make sure that the content is
- 20:53high quality by you adding some valuable
- 20:55insights in there. The second thing to
- 20:57getting cited in the AI overviews, but
- 20:59more specifically the Ask Maps AI
- 21:02feature that should be available to you
- 21:04in the United States or in India, is
- 21:06making sure that little review card that
- 21:08I gave you, that you ask your customer
- 21:11to leave the right review.
- 21:14Because particularly the new AI Ask Maps
- 21:17feature will read the reviews from your
- 21:19profile and see if you've done the right
- 21:21service and given the right and given it
- 21:23in the right location to see if you're
- 21:26the right person for the right query.
- 21:27This is called review justifications.
- 21:29So, not only does the AI search engines
- 21:32read your Google Business Profile, but
- 21:35to get more context so that it can
- 21:36deliver your services to the right
- 21:38person, it'll read the reviews of people
- 21:41that have had your service. And the
- 21:42other thing that you want to do to get
- 21:44cited in the AI search engines and
- 21:45recommended is create video content.
- 21:49There's a few reasons why, but for the
- 21:51most part Google or YouTube, sorry, is
- 21:53now the most cited website by the AI
- 21:56search engines out there. And even if I
- 21:58do a quick EV home charger installation
- 22:01search, then the top content being cited
- 22:03are YouTube videos. All right.
- 22:05Also, we see here that if we go to short
- 22:08videos, there's nothing but short videos
- 22:10and all these people are getting cited
- 22:12and they're being seen as the topical
- 22:14authority figure within their niche. Not
- 22:16only about, for example, home charger
- 22:18installation, but home charger
- 22:20installation in a specific location. And
- 22:22we know now with complete concrete
- 22:25evidence that social is really important
- 22:27for search because now Google Search
- 22:30Console allows you to connect your
- 22:32Instagram account, your TikTok, your X,
- 22:34and your YouTube account to see how
- 22:36those social media profiles are
- 22:38performing on the search engine network.
- 22:40And they wouldn't really do that unless
- 22:42social is really important for search.
- 22:44So, we know it is. You can also grab
- 22:46those fan out queries that I just showed
- 22:48you how to get before with Datawise and
- 22:50turn those into videos showing people
- 22:52how to fix that problem. If you followed
- 22:54all those four steps that we went
- 22:56through, I can guarantee that you're
- 22:57going to start getting leads in no time.
- 23:00Now, obviously people are going to ask,
- 23:01"Well, how long does this take? How long
- 23:03is a piece of string?" kind of thing. I
- 23:05know that's a very annoying answer, but
- 23:07realistically, you should start seeing
- 23:09real results, and by real results, I
- 23:11mean calls or leads, within 1 to 3
- 23:13months. If you're not seeing anything
- 23:16within 3 months, then you probably need
- 23:17to do a little bit of an audit of what
- 23:19you've been doing and and see if you've
- 23:21been doing it in the right way. This
- 23:22also isn't a set and forget thing. You
- 23:24need to continuously work at it. But, if
- 23:26you try to automate as many of those
- 23:28things as you can with ChatGPT or
- 23:31Claude, like I showed you how to do,
- 23:33it's relatively easy to not even think
- 23:35about it, as long as you're checking it
- 23:37every now and then. I hope you enjoyed
- 23:38the video. If you have any questions,
- 23:39make sure you leave it in the comments
- 23:40below. Thanks.
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