Sami | SEO AI

We have ranked multiple clients on Google. This is one of our latest clients project, we ranked him too quickly that he gave us another project on which we are currently working. What we do:

$19 one time. samibabar.gumroad.com/l/seo-skill

I built a skill file that teaches Claude everything. I know about SEO, SERP analysis, content clusters, on-page, backlinks, technical audits. Not theory. The actual knowledge that gets clients to page 1.

Claude gives generic SEO advice by default. That is because it does not know your niche, your client's site, or what actually moves rankings. I fixed that.

@HsanC_ There is only one way to find out

27 days left for my 22nd birthday 🎂 i'm curious if i can 2x my MRR and reach $5k/mo by then. seems impossible, but i'll try 😬

The Business winning in the future are showing up on both Google search and AI search.

Zero to 3,500 organic users. No ads. No shortcuts. Four months of the same system repeated. SEO is the best long term game that one can play. Revenue stops when ads stops but when SEO stops revenue compounds. It is one of the best investment that one can make.

@ConnorShowler you just have to be good at seo and getting some brand mentions

Its getting easier to rank your own website in ChatGPT than on Google 👀

@bridgemindai GPT is clearly winning on this!

OpenAI just dropped GPT 5.6 benchmarks. GPT 5.6 Sol Ultra hits 91.9% on TerminalBench 2.1. That mogs Mythos 5 at 88.0% and Fable 5 at 84.3%. Even base Sol (88.8%) beats both Anthropic frontier models. The unlock is a new ultra mode that uses subagents to accelerate complex work. OpenAI quietly built multi-agent orchestration directly into the model. Pricing: $5 input / $30 output per million for Sol. Limited preview only. Government gated rollout customer by customer. The frontier just moved. The US just locked it behind a velvet rope.

@bridgemindai 750 tokens per second 👀

GPT 5.6 Sol will run on Cerebras at 750 tokens per second.

@noahiglerSEO That's true

@samigrows But if you’re paying for SEO, ideally you don’t invest when you’re bottlenecked. Fix your review velocity, THEN advanced SEO

I told a business this week they shouldn't hire us for SEO yet. They had 3 reviews. Great company, good work, decent website. They wanted to invest in ranking higher, and they had the budget for it. My honest answer was not yet. Because even if I got every page ranking number one, it wouldn't matter. Two companies sitting side by side in search results, one has 3 reviews, the other has 150. Nobody calls the 3. We'd be getting paid to send them traffic that bounces straight to a competitor with more social proof. Rankings without reviews is a bucket with a hole in it. Build the reviews first. Then ranking actually turns into phone calls. Here's the part most owners miss about why reviews matter beyond just looking trustworthy. Reviews are one of the biggest factors in whether you land a spot in the map pack, which is where the majority of local service calls actually come from. Your total count, your rating, and especially how fast new reviews are coming in all determine whether Google gives you one of those three spots. Reviews pull double duty. They get you into the map pack, AND they get people to actually call once you're there. If your profile has been sitting at the same review count for months, that's not something to clean up later. It's the thing holding everything else back. Fix that first, then invest in ranking.

@mihiranand @XMoney That's a big one

Welcome a new member of the 𝕏 family. @XMoney is starting its rollout to a select group of US Premium+ members as we refine and elevate the experience ahead of a wider launch. Excited to see it out in the wild. Feedback is crucial - let’s make it better.

January: zero. (client onboarded) February: something. March: dip. Showed up anyway. April: 3,500 users. 7,537% growth. Still climbing. Keywords. Content clusters. Internal linking. Technical fixes. If you want the guide then like + follow & comment "PDF."

@tech_nurgaliyev yes yes

No one needs a course anymore Everyone wants execution More closer you get to execution More money you will make

@avirupzen yep, that solves it.

@samigrows I agree with you, and I'd also add the Core web vital related errors like slow loading speed to the 403/ 500 error. Based on my SEO experience I've seen that fixing the website loading solves 90% of the problems

Your bounce rate is not an SEO problem. It is a content mismatch problem. Google sent someone expecting one thing. Your page delivered something else. Fix the mismatch. The rankings fix themselves.

There's obviously more to it (this is kinda the basics), but I attribute these core elements to why this type of clients outperforms inherited SEO situations. Each potential client gets his own customized package. If this resonates with you or you have some questions then DM me

#4: Backlinks: We focus on getting relevant backlinks instead of AI automated slop that does nothing.

We have ranked multiple clients on Google. This is one of our latest clients project, we ranked him too quickly that he gave us another project on which we are currently working. What we do: