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@hellorankday

A new website. Top 3 on Google. Cited by AI. In 90 days. Or we keep working free.

Joined Mayıs 2026
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
Most SEO agencies are selling you a lie, and they're doing it with beautiful dashboards. They'll show you rankings going up. Domain authority climbing. Backlinks acquired. Pages indexed. Everything looks like progress. Then you check your pipeline and nothing changed. Here's what they're not telling you: they're optimizing for metrics that look good in a report, not for the outcomes you actually hired them for. Rankings without intent-matched traffic don't convert. Backlinks from irrelevant sites don't move domain authority in a meaningful way. And "increased impressions" means nothing if the people seeing your content would never buy your product. The question you should be asking your SEO agency every single month isn't "what's our ranking for [keyword]?" It's: "How many people found us through organic search this month and took a meaningful action?" If they can't answer that, they're not doing SEO. They're doing SEO theater.
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
Cold outreach isn't dead. Cold outreach that leads with your product is dead. The founders and sales reps I see absolutely crushing it with outbound in 2026 have one thing in common: they've spent months building a presence on X, in communities, through content so that when they do reach out, the other person has already heard of them. The message lands differently when someone recognizes your name. It stops being an interruption and starts being a continuation of a conversation they've been having in their head. The founders I see getting zero replies are sending the same 7-line template explaining their product, their features, and why they're different to a person who has never seen their name before. Here's the shift: use content to do the first 5 touches. Let your posts, your replies, your threads warm up the category. Then reach out with something personal, relevant, and short. The reply rate difference is not marginal. It's 10x.
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
Your landing page is not the problem. Your traffic is the problem. I see founders spending weeks A/B testing headlines, button colors, hero images, CTA copy and the conversion rate barely moves. They blame the page. They hire a CRO consultant. They redesign everything. Then they look at where the traffic is coming from and it’s people who were never going to convert anyway. Broad keywords. Top-of-funnel content. Cold ads with no targeting logic. Conversion rate optimization only works when you’ve solved the traffic quality problem first. If you send 10 people who desperately need your product to a mediocre landing page, some of them will convert anyway. If you send 1,000 people who sort of vaguely might be interested to a perfect landing page, almost none of them will. Before you touch your landing page again, ask yourself: are the people arriving there the right people? Do they have the problem your product solves? Have they been educated enough to understand the value? If the answer to any of those is no, fix that first. The page comes last.
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
The “go viral” growth strategy is the startup equivalent of buying a lottery ticket and calling it a revenue plan. I get why it’s appealing. You see one tweet blow up and bring 5,000 followers overnight. You see a Product Hunt launch get 3,000 upvotes. You see a TikTok clip go from 0 to 2 million views in a weekend. And you think: I just need one of those moments. The problem is that viral moments are outputs, not strategies. You cannot systematically produce them. You can create conditions that make them more likely, but you cannot guarantee them and more importantly, you cannot build a business on the hope that they’ll arrive. What you can build on: consistency. Daily posting. Weekly value. Monthly case studies. Quarterly milestones. Showing up in the right communities with the right message at the right frequency. The accounts I watch grow from 500 to 50,000 followers in under a year aren’t going viral. They’re compounding. Every week they have 200 more people who trust them. Then 400. Then 2,000. The growth doesn’t look exciting on any given Tuesday. It looks explosive in a 12-month chart. Lottery tickets and consistency both have costs. Only one of them has a predictable return.
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
Almost all startup advice on X is written by people who’ve never closed a $5K/month B2B contract. They’ve grown Twitter audiences. They’ve built newsletters. They’ve made money from courses about making money. That’s a legitimate business but it’s not B2B SaaS, it’s not enterprise sales, and it’s not the experience most of the advice on this platform pretends to come from. The result is that a generation of founders is optimizing for the wrong things. They’re obsessing over “narrative positioning” when they haven’t done 20 customer discovery calls. They’re A/B testing email subject lines before they’ve figured out if anyone actually wants what they’re selling. They’re building personal brands before they have a product worth buying. The best advice I ever got came from a founder who’d done $2M ARR with a team of 4 people and no funding. He said: “Get out of your head, get in front of customers, and don’t come back until you’ve had 50 real conversations.” Not a thread. Not a framework. Not a positioning doc. Fifty conversations. That advice will never go viral. It doesn’t have a clever acronym. But it’s right.
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
I’m building Rankday in public, and I want to be honest about why. It’s not because “building in public” is a growth strategy, although it is one. It’s because the people I most want as customers founders, SEO leads, growth teams at early-stage SaaS companies they’re smart enough to see through marketing. They don’t want a polished pitch. They want to watch someone build the thing and decide for themselves if that person knows what they’re doing. So every week I’m going to share what’s actually happening at Rankday. What’s working. What’s not. What we thought would work and was completely wrong. What we almost shipped and pulled back. What customers are telling us that makes us rethink everything.
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
Unpopular opinion: most SEO agencies are selling you a subscription to hope. They bill you 2k a month. For 18 months. With no promise you will ever rank. And when you ask "so am I on page one yet," they send a dashboard with 40 metrics and zero answers. Here is the model that should exist instead. One fixed price. 90 days. Top 3 on Google for 90% of your agreed keywords, or we keep working free until you are. No retainer. No 18 month leash. No "it takes time" when month 14 rolls around. That is exactly how @hellorankday works. You agree the keywords in week 1. We put it in writing. Day 90 we have either delivered, or we are still working at no extra charge. The retainer model only survives because nobody is brave enough to put a deadline on the invoice. Would you rather pay monthly forever, or pay once with a guarantee? Tell me which, and tell me why your current setup is the first one.
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
A HVAC company in Dubai told me he had spent 60,000 dirhams on SEO over two years. I asked him one question. "Type HVAC near me right now. Where are you?" He scrolled. Page two. Below three competitors with worse reviews than his. Two years. Sixty thousand dirhams. Page two. That is the retainer model working exactly as designed, for the agency. As long as you are almost there, the invoice keeps clearing. We rebuilt his site, structured it properly, and went after the exact keywords his buyers type before they call someone. Fixed price. 90 day window. Top 3 guarantee on 90% of the agreed list or we keep going free. The whole time he answered two short questions a week. That was it. If you have been almost ranking for more than 12 months, that is not progress. That is a billing strategy. How long have you been almost there? Drop the number. I want to see how bad this actually gets.
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
5 signs your SEO agency is quietly ripping you off. 1. They cannot tell you which keywords you will rank for. If they will not name them, they cannot deliver them. 2. There is no deadline. "SEO is a long game" is true, and it is also the perfect excuse to bill forever. 3. The report has 40 metrics and zero answers to "am I getting more customers." 4. They have never once mentioned AI search. ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI now answer the questions your buyers used to type into Google. No plan for that means they are optimizing for 2019. 5. You pay monthly with no guarantee. You carry all the risk. They carry none. We flipped all five. Named keywords agreed in writing, a hard 90 day deadline, one fixed price, AI citations included, and a top 3 guarantee or we keep working free. Which of these is your agency guilty of? Comment the number. More than two and we should talk.
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
"SEO is dead" is wrong. But "SEO is enough" is now also wrong. Here is what changed and nobody told you. Your customers stopped Googling and started asking. They ask ChatGPT for the best law firm in Dubai for a specific problem. They ask Perplexity to compare three clinics. They ask Claude which contractor to trust. If your business does not show up in those answers, you do not exist in that conversation, no matter how well you rank on Google. This is AEO, answer engine optimization. It is the work of getting cited by AI, not just ranked by Google. At @hellorankday we do both in the same 90 days. Top 3 Google rankings and citations in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI and Gemini. One price. One timeline. Honest question. Have you ever asked ChatGPT to recommend a business in your industry, then checked if you came up? Try it right now and tell me what happened.
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
Your competitor ranks number 1 on Google. Same city. Same service. Worse reviews than yours. They are taking every call you should be getting. Not because they are better. Because they got found first. That is the only difference between you and them. And it is entirely fixable. Here is what is happening while you read this. Somewhere in your city, a potential customer just typed exactly what you sell into Google. They looked at the top 3 results, tapped one, and called. You were not in the top 3. So you were not in the conversation. No almost. No second chance. This is not a bad day. This is every day. And it is getting worse. The same customer is increasingly asking ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google AI to recommend a business instead of searching at all. They get one answer. Not ten options to scroll through. One. If you are not that answer, you do not exist in that conversation. Most businesses have never appeared in a single AI generated recommendation. They have a website nobody finds, rankings that went nowhere, and no plan for AI search. Not because they failed at anything. Because nobody built this properly for them. rankday fixes all three. In 90 days. One price. A rebuilt website, 5 to 12 pages, built around your actual business with branding that finally matches the quality of your work. Top 3 Google rankings for the keywords your buyers actually search, agreed with you in writing before we start. And citations in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI and Gemini so you show up when someone asks for a business like yours. Standard is 4,900 dollars. Growth is 7,900. Local pricing in AED and GBP. No retainer. No rolling contract. One price. Done. The guarantee. If you are not in the top 3 for 90% of your agreed keywords by day 90, we keep working at no extra charge until you are. We put the keyword scope in writing in week 1. No moving goalposts. The risk is entirely on our side of the table. Ask your current agency to sign that. Watch what happens. Your time commitment is two short questions a week. You do not manage anything, learn any jargon, or touch a dashboard. We handle everything. If you have been burned by an agency before, this is the exact opposite of that model. No deadline, no written scope, no guarantee is how the retainer model keeps billing you for nothing. We built rankday to kill that. We work in the UAE, UK, US, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Ireland and New Zealand. Arabic SEO included at no extra cost for UAE and GCC. Not sure yet? We have a free Website SEO Audit, a free AEO Check, and a free llms.txt Generator on the site. Run them before you talk to anyone. But if you already know your website is not working, your rankings are nowhere, and you have never once shown up when someone asked AI to recommend a business like yours, you already have the answer. 90 days. One price. Done. rank-day.com
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
Followers who like and post their website might just get a surprise DM (Value worth 10k USD) @hellorankday
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
Most websites have a sitemap. Very few have an llms.txt. That matters because buyers aren't only searching Google anymore. They're asking ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and AI Overviews what to read, who to trust, and which companies to consider.
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
Your sitemap helps Google find your pages. It does nothing to tell these models what you do or why to trust you. That's what an llms.txt is for. So we built a free tool at Rankday. Paste your URL. It will:
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
After spending 15 years in growth/gtm/marketing and over 300 million in influenced revenues I am publicly building a website plus seo/aeo agency in public. My website is just 10 days old and i already have more traffic than the last YC startup i worked with Many traditional and smb’s do not understand the value of being discovered by google and LLM’s like chatgpt, perplexity etc while this gives more roi than endlessly spending on ads. As long as you have a good branded website, discoverability by google and AI, you can have perpetual leads coming through as against ads where it stops the moment you stop spending. We offer a branded website and top of google and llms for brands in 90 days. Checkout rank-day.com Do a free ai visibility check of your website below rank-day.com/tools/aeo-score
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Ijas Abdulla
Ijas Abdulla@ijas47·
Started a website plus seo agency 10 days ago @hellorankday Decided to eat my own dog food and started ranking the site. 100+ visitors this week( google is yet to index crawl the site) 3 paid clients (4999 USD) A branded website + seo/aeo will win you more clients for a longer time than spending money on ads. I worked in adtech for 8 years Is your website discoverable by llm’s Do a free check. rank-day.com/tools/aeo-score
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