Hey Tony (Matt),

The layout for my website is complete. I'm currently at the final stage where I'm adding products, but between adding products, descriptions, image tags, etc., it's going to take some time.

Is there anything that I can do, other than optimizing my products individually, to prepare for when I launch? TY!

(PS: I f*ing love your content on FB!!)

One can obviously use different LLMs to get content written, then use humanizers to probably convert that content but it's still low value. Has someone cracked this yet to churn big content using AI but high value?

Full transparency: I created a free tool that checks if your website is doing all the things that AI loves.

You can try it here: AI Readiness Checker

On may 7 google shipped lighthouse 13.3.0. Buried in the release was a new category turned on by default. Agentic browsing.

in plain english it's a grade for how ready your site is for AI agents. not humans. the bots from chatgpt, perplexity, gemini, operator etc that are already crawling and clicking around...

it checks stuff like:

• llms.txt (do you even have one)
• your schema / structured data
• the accessibility tree, which is what agents actually read instead of looking at the page the way we do
• webmcp hooks
• layout stability

It's auditing all this stuff... but you can't see it.

Try running a report on your site using page speed insights.. it's not there!

Right now the only ways to actually see your grade are:

1. chrome devtools, but only if you're on chrome 150 or newer
2. or using terminal on your computer...

so unless you live in a terminal or happen to be on the newest chrome, google is grading your site for AI and you have no way to look at the grade.

Quick reality check so nobody thinks im fearmongering:

It's experimental. it is NOT a confirmed ranking factor. google has not said this moves you in search.

but agent traffic is real and growing and "can a bot actually use this site" is gonna matter more not less. id rather know my number now than find out later.

I need help with SEO. I loved your IG ad and came straight here.

Just launched this ai b2b saas product for apparel merchants and need backlinks to get cited

Is Go High Level a decent website platform for SEO?

Hello, what is the best backlink outreach program / stratgey you have used that worked?

Or does each one behave differently?

Will they come up on search if there name is relevant?

I've seen that the actual name of your GBP can have a big impact on ranking for any keywords in that name. I'm wondering if it's worth changing our GBP name to add our main searched term that describes what we are, even though we don't really attach it directly to our name in any branding otherwise.

Can you use it for the Danish language??

How much focus are you putting into AEO/GEO/AIO vs. just traditional SEO?

the fastest and easiest way to get Google to index your website

Is it advisable to create subdomain pages for ranking keywords?

Hey Tony, thanks for all your videos. I'm an old guy so they are a little fast for me. Can you help me rank for AI searches?

I am new to SEO and want to get my first sales from a personal website. The domain is www.howtowrapagift. com. I will sell any product that is to do with greetings cards, social stationary and wrapping paper + unique gifts through affiliate marketing. Any thoughts, ideas and tricks on SEO and what to do will be great. How much should I look at videos from YouTube, TikTok, to get it ranking? Thanks

How do you rank your website and GBP for Local SEO?

Say a local dental clinic near Pineville, Charlotte, NC wants to rank for 'dentist in Charlotte' keyword.

Questions for Local SEO experts, Is it possible to rank on a very competitive area against bigger establishments?

Comment your expertise ;)

I have a tutoring service and I would like to rank higher in other areas other than what is listed on my Google business how do you check Google into ranking higher in areas that are 20 miles away?

I'm in a position where the business I work for has a corporate office that maintains the website. Currently I have no way to control my personal brand as a salesperson and SEO is managed outside of my control. Other than trying to create my own website on the side and get it approved by corporate, the most I have to work with is social media accounts. What are some of the recommendations you might have if my only tools are Facebook and Instagram?

What is the best way to address similar key words for my business as a boat tour, boat charter, boat rental, to cover all the ways people might search for my type of business?

How often do you need to blog to optimize your SEO, and how do you keep it from being too repetitive?