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@indexsy Chatgpt

REPEAT AFTER ME Abusing ChatGPT is STUPID easy right now I spun up a brand new site using ONLY listicles Google clapped it instantly ChatGPT started citing it in 2 weeks (srs) NO ONE IS DOING THIS IN PUBLIC LIKE ME Comment CHATGPT + like this post and I'll DM you the full SOP (must be following)

@indexsy REDDIT

REPEAT AFTER ME Reddit comment count is a ranking factor RIGHT NOW There's a method where you can generate 50 Reddit comments for $0.50 a pop THE SOP 1. Own a subreddit in your niche 2. Export top posts from related subs 3. Rewrite and post with your mod account 4. Generate 50 comments with one click 5. Approve them as mod 6. Watch your posts rank NO ONE is doing this at scale (BESIDES THE VPN COMPANIES) Comment "REDDIT" + like this post and I'll DM you the method (must be following)

Today we released the March 2026 core update. We'll update our ranking release history page when the rollout is complete: status.search.google.com/incidents/7eTb…

Today we released the March 2026 spam update. We'll update our ranking release history page when the rollout is complete: status.search.google.com/incidents/VbnS…

@Robin_ecomm Google

I’m giving away all my Google Ads strategies for free. Comment “Google,” and I’ll send it over. (no opt-in, no email) (just make sure you’re following so I can DM you)

@indexsy SIGNAL

REPEAT AFTER ME I ranked #1 on Google in 24 hours In most competitive niche in the US (IYKYK) All by mimicking virality Comment "SIGNAL" + like this post → I'll DM you the link (must be following)

@AllGasSeo SEO

We took this business from a brand new GBP to dominating their entire county in 3 months. & it wasn't even that complicated. I'm giving away the EXACT process of how we did it. Like, RT, and comment "SEO" & I'll DM you our step-by-step guide detailing the process. *must be following

@boringlocalseo Try now!

@teepleb bro, can't dm you

Repeat after me Local SEO client proposals are STILL the fastest way to close 67% more prospects in 2025 🤯 We wrote a 43-page book on this that we wanted to sell for $297 But we're making it free for the next 72 hours Inside you'll get: ✓ The "Map Pack Domination" proposal framework that converts cold prospects ✓ 11 proven pricing models for local SEO retainers ($2K-$8K/month) ✓ Word-for-word scripts for handling "we already rank #1" objections ✓ ROI calculators that make $3K/month feel cheap to restaurant owners ✓ The psychology triggers that get plumbers to sign 12-month contracts By the way, we created an OFFER SWIPE FILE BY NICHE... It's FREE for the next 72 hours. Comment “LOCALRANK” and I’ll DM it your way (must be following)

@noahiglerSEO cro

Most home service websites convert at <1%. Our clients average a 5% conversion rate. This playbook covers everything I’ve learned about conversion rate optimization after auditing and building HUNDREDS of service business websites. It contains my 13-step CRO checklist on: > How to design a hero sections that prints leads > How to instantly gain a user’s trust with authority signals > EXACTLY how to optimize for mobile (75%+ of users) > How to leverage a VSL to attract higher-ticket buyers > How to close more jobs once the you get the lead > The most common CRO mistakes I see (and how to avoid them) Want access to the document? Like & Comment “CRO” and I’ll DM you the link. (Must be following to get my DM)

@AlfieJCarter Claude

R.I.P lead gen agencies. I just replaced an entire lead gen team with Claude agents. (all working while I slept) Most founders spend $10k-$20k/month on marketing teams that work 9-5. Most agencies spend $30k+/mo on outreach. Last night I built AI agents that run 24/7: - Lead Magnet Engineer → builds viral lead magnets in minutes - Social Media Expert → writes scroll-stopping hooks - Creative Director → generates on-brand visuals - Research Analyst → finds trending topics in your niche - Performance Tracker → analyses and maps out content The results after 24 hours: - 32 lead magnets ready to launch - 60 days of content mapped out - 50+ scroll-stopping visuals created While I was sleeping. Follow + reply CLAUDE and I’ll send the full system + setup.

I don't care what your job title is, there are actually only 3 roles in marketing: #1 = The Project Manager (~65% of roles) You are defining timelines, specs and budgets. You're making sure plans get executed. These aren't simply pencil pushers, they're also consensus builders. They use soft skills to weed out and win over potential saboteurs. This is what Kamal is getting fired up about. But this role isn't inherently bad, unless you ask this person to be... #2 = The Rainmaker (~35% of roles) You are defining and executing campaigns that actually make sales go up. This includes growth marketers, but the remit is not limited to Meta or Google (or even ads, period). Finally, you have the one everybody envies... #3 = The Thought Leader (rare) These are "digital prophets", heads of innovation and market researchers. These roles output content, not campaigns. They're cost centers, not revenue centers, so increasingly hard to find...and even harder to keep. If you put a PM in a Rainmaker role, they're going to flail. They simply don't think of things in terms of "making sales go up". More than half of marketers are PMs because...marketing simply doesn't matter for many of the biggest brands. You're not generating demand, you are managing awareness. Here's the rub though–the thing that really burns a lot of folks on here–PMs often wind up in the CMO spot because the best ones are master politicians. (this is why Rainmakers often flop just as hard in PM roles)

@nick_eubanks @Digistore24 Congrats!

I’m very excited to announce that I have joined @Digistore24 as CMO. With their amazing team and technical infrastructure we will become the largest and most advanced affiliate network on earth. Here’s to the next chapter 🚀

@coldemailchris PROMPTS

AI does 90% of our initial GTM strategy formulation all in just these 6 prompts. This has been a MASSIVE unlock for speed to winning GTM for our diverse client base. Here’s what these prompts cover: 1/ Deep Market Research Generates all key GTM-relevant information about the target company to use as foundational context 2/ TAM Mapping Identifies all relevant industries/sub-industries, along with market size, value, and growth data 3/ ICP Modeling Builds ICPs from TAM outputs, ranks segments by priority, defines ideal personas, outlines their pains/needs, and provides initial messaging angles. 4/ Company Account Sourcing Finds the best databases, directories, scrapers, and niche sources to acquire accurate company data for any targeting requirement. 5/ Targeting Keywords Generation Creates precise industry/persona keyword lists for database filtering (e.g., Apollo) that outperform broad industry filters. 6/ Messaging Creation Generates multiple email script variations—different lengths, offers, pain points, case studies, and complexity—using context from earlier prompts. Want these copy-and-paste prompts for yourself? 👉 Comment "Prompts" and I'll DM you this document + LLM project you can use to extract the AI prompts. (Must be following to receive)

@bloggersarvesh END

THE END OF PAID SEO AUDITS SEO agencies charge $3k for a simple local SEO audit. This FREE tool just made them obsolete. Enter your business → see what’s blocking you from $100K/month. Comment "END" and I'll DM you the tool (must be following)

@nicktheriot_ GUIDE

I'm going to delete this post in 48 hrs... Because I just dropped the full MASTERCLASS guide to dominate Q1 2026 with Facebook ads. This is the exact GOD-TIER Q1 strategy we use to take ecom brands from $1k days to $30k+ days while everyone's tanking in January. We charge $10,000/mo to do this for clients… But today, I’m giving it away 100% FREE. Comment "GUIDE" and I'll send it to you.

@LocalSEO_Guy Hi

We’ve analyzed 13 locksmith GBPs in Texas. 🔐 A locksmith client approached us a year ago. He opened a new locksmith store in Texas. The main issue was that within a 10 mile radius, there were 8 locksmith stores with 500 plus reviews. His only option was to run Google and Meta ads. But I planned a 9 month strategy and shared it with him even before we had a call. It changed his view completely on organic leads and store visits. In 9 months, we achieved what we promised. We just made an 18 page case study with the exact plan. It has everything a contractor needs. A full DIY plan. Comment Hi and I’ll DM the PDF.

Google's Head of Search just revealed what's actually happening to organic traffic. And it's not what most SEO experts are telling you. Here's what Liz Reid said about the future (and how to prepare for it): Liz Reid has been at Google for over 20 years and now oversees Search during its biggest transition ever. The Wall Street Journal just interviewed her about AI, traffic, and the future of search. Here's what every SEO needs to know from that conversation:

@_toddanderson Sometimes all it takes is a little grit, risk and confidence. Good work!

From day one of getting a full time job I knew I couldn’t do a day job. Pace was slow, too much red tape, but it paid well and I had to support the family. We were in money saving mode living in a shack for $800/mth at the time. This is when I thought it was easier to save money than make money. Since I was a kid I always dreamed of making it ‘big’ as an entrepreneur. I did lemonade stands, flipped items at school, mowed lawns, etc In my early 20s, I had: Lost 10k in drop shipping while door dashing nightly for the advertising funds Lost 8k in drone photography Lost 40k in Crypto Made $2.5k from flipping furniture Lost 10k in stonks But…. I never gave up. I remember my wife (gf at the time) posting my drop shipping ads on her Snapchat to try and help as I was door dashing one afternoon on a Saturday. It broke me how pathetic my level of achievement was at that time. Certainly had some humble beginnings. From there, COVID hit and I got a terrible boss at the day job. I got rugged out of a 40k bonus that was promised me, and she micromanaged me to death. It lit a fire under me like no other. I ended up doing an MBA in 6 months, and taught myself to code at the same time in Next.js. Worked most nights till 2 AM for about 9 months building apps and studying. I cold called at lunch every day in my truck getting rejected over and over. Sales was particularly hard for me early on, I was not social at all at that time. It was like pulling teeth for me to walk out to my freezing truck at lunch in the winter to cold call between chattering teeth. Then - I sold my first site door knocking to a small laundromat in my hometown. The guy talked me down from 2k to $500, but it was a win. Month or two later, 13k landed for a site for PE out of Bellevue WA. As crazy as it sounds, I’ve closed nearly 2 six figure deals for software now and nothing compares to that first $500 I made. Nothing. From there I took to Twitter and posted about my journey so far. Realized that SEO was what I was doing with my sites, not even knowing it. From there I had scaled 0 - 35k MRR in about 8 months. A partnership had fallen apart at this point, leading me to nearly put payroll on credit card to survive after most of the accounts churned. But I kept going. Ended up scaling 10%+ MoM this year. Signed a sizable VR contract earlier this year that secured my 9-5 freedom with enough of a “jump fund” for us to live from for a year. At that point I knew I had it in the bag. I had enough to quit. At about this time our first son was born. Unfortunately we had a 22 day stay in NICU with him but for the most part, he’s all good now and is set for a full recovery. During our hospital stay, we still did a record revenue month hitting about 40k while I slept in a hospital chair. Thanks to my state, I had three months off for paternity leave and I worked like I never had before. This was my chance. I started helping a buddy with some SEO hiring and found out I had a talent for it. He literally told me “Dude, you gotta offer this as a service” Did it for a few more peers, they loved it, and I started marketing it. Really, I stumbled into it by complete accident. First 4 weeks we did 25k profit with the new offer. Closed deals left and right. Referrals were flowing FAST. At about this point it was time for me to return from paternity leave. First day back, I sit down with my boss, and she explained how they are restructuring my position for more responsibility. After a long explanation from her, I jumped in and said “Sally….. I gotta go”. I locked it in. No turning back now. And honestly I was terrified. She was definitely taken aback but took it a lot better than I thought she would. Spent the day saying goodbye to former mentors turned friends, and they were all extremely excited for me and proud of what I had done. Many of them saw me from the beginning when it was just a dream two years ago. Best part….. there were many colleagues that laughed at my ‘little side business’ for years. Turns out they’re losing funding left and right now and my business is more stable than any full time position out there at the job. 25% reduction in staff is expected in the immediate future and former colleagues of mine have been let go overnight with no notice. Guess whose business is stupid now? Now I’m building teams for multi 7-figure brands and finding talent at the highest level. It’s fast paced, difficult, requires my judgment, and I’m loving it. We’ll cross six figures a month soon and on pace for probably triple that in 26. Biggest lesson learned: just don’t give up. I’m not special, and I’m as dumb as they come in a LOT of areas. I’m just more stubborn than anyone I know. Just don’t give up anon. You’ll make it eventually.

64 days ago I quit my 9-5 to go all in. Now we're closing in on our first six figure month. This is my complete story: