Keval Shah

I ranked a brand #1 for the keyword "CBD Gummies" in less than 4 months. Here's the exact SEO process I followed to do it: (Bookmark this!)

And that was it. It's only been 2 months, but I've already ranked this brand in the top few spots for keywords with massive search volume. Moral of the story? Those "highly rated" agencies aren't always better. In fact, I don't think I've never seen good results from them.

The links I built were all niche edits. I made sure the page the link was placed on was relevant to the brand. I ensured the site had a DR over 30. And I verified that the site had real organic traffic.

8 months ago, a brand replaced me with a "highly rated" SEO agency their new marketing lead trusted from a previous role. 6 months and zero results later, they came back. And I've already driven a 4x increase in non-branded organic traffic 2 months in. Here's how I did it 👇

@thinborne Yeah, before Ye got cancelled

@SEOKeval lol, Yeezy Yeezy?

Once I started profiting $100k/month, I did a lot of this. Hired a maid. Hired a private chef. Bought a better MacBook. Bought a 49" monitor (recently upgraded to a 57"). All of that helped. What didn't help was all the material things I bought. Rolex. Yeezys. Gucci slides. Designer clothes. They gave me a quick high, but it didn't last. And it honestly did nothing for me other than temporarily boost my ego. Now, I mostly spend my money on experiences. Travel. Nice hotels. Front row concert seats. Front row sporting event seats. That stuff is worth it to me, and actually improves the quality of my life.

@exit___f I'm not a huge basketball person, so I've never done that, but I love football so I've been to the super bowl like 5 times.

@SEOKeval court side NBA games is a top 10 experience

@infobodie Exactly

@SEOKeval you got to be experience maxxing

@TheDevonWayne Like $1-2k

@SEOKeval lol nice pretty straight forward good job how much did it cost

I ranked a brand as the #1 recommendation in ChatGPT for "best toothpaste for receding gums." It took less than 30 days. And it had nothing to do with Google rankings. Here's the AI SEO playbook I used to do it: 1) I entered the prompt "best toothpaste for receding gums" into ChaptGPT and analyzed the sources used to pull recommended products. They were predominantly "best" listicles showcasing the top 5-7 toothpastes for receding gums. And they were specifically published on dental blogs. 2) I wrote my own listicle for the "best toothpaste for receding gums." I modeled the structure and word count of the listicles ChatGPT was citing, but placed the brand as the #1 recommendation. The remaining recommended brands were pulled from the listicles ChatGPT was citing. 3) I published that listicle onto the brand's blog. 4) I used Claude to create 10 different variations of the listicle I wrote. I specifically told Claude to keep them around the same word count of the original listicle, and not to remove the phrase "best toothpaste for receding gums" from the content. 5). I found 10 dental blogs with a DR of 30+ and real organic traffic from non-branded keywords. And I paid them $100-200 to publish one of my listicle variations on their blog. 6) I waited around three weeks for the listicles to get indexed in Google. Once they were, ChatGPT started citing them for the prompt "best toothpaste for receding gums." And the brand I recommended #1 started being recommended #1 by ChatGPT as well. The best part is that ChatGPT specifically says their recommendations are from dentists and are "not just marketing." It just goes to show how easy AI is to manipulate. That's both awesome and very concerning at the same time.

@jessuppi Yeah that's what I've found too. If you're down to spend a bit more on higher DA publications, you can def brute force it.

@SEOKeval The funnier thing is you can also just brute force it with paid articles on Texas Tribune or whatever high DA blogs even though ChatGPT says they give more weight to industry experts but you could have 1-2 fake expert dentist blogs + just 1-2 generic blogs seems to do it too

@Tommycsx3 Already had a pretty good chair.

@SEOKeval what about a better chair