As I develop my own SEO journey I've reached the point where I want to strengthen our internal linking processes. Has anyone made progress with automating (to a significant degree) the process of finding suitable internal links to include in new content drafts. I'm talking about something like a Make automation that perhaps has access to a sitemap and uses a chat completion module or search API to insert internal links into a first draft. If anyone has seen a good 'how to' on this or topic, I'd love to see a video breakdown.

This feels like a big win when so many people are bashing SEO! Aside from any content creation challenges related to the evolving world of AEO/GEO/SEO, another challenge is how can you monitor your content's performance in AI Overviews and Google Search's new AI Mode. Here's how I found some ways you can do it with DataForSEO's 'Get Google AI Mode SERP' module in Make. Depending on your desired use case, this automationIt can also help with: - Tracking whether certain competitors are featuring in AI Overviews/Mode - Discovering who is actually featuring in AI Overviews/Mode so you can reverse engineer what they are doing with their content that you might not be. PS. As of 21st August 2025, this automation only works with UK and US location and language settings. (Expect that limitation to change in due course).

Celebrating a win after just discovering that I can enable DataForSEO API calls via Zapier's MCP server that will allow my MindPal agents to effectively become SEO experts using live data! This is going to open up a wide range of ways to perform content optimization and SEO tasks more quickly and effectively. This includes being able to create my own custom 'SEO Audit Report' lead magnet tool to replace the one that I'm currently having to pay for via a white label service. So this win should eventually lead to a direct savings cost and the potential to improve the quality of my leads.

Anyone help point me in the right direction?... I'm convinced I recently saw a YouTube video from @Nicolas Gorrono where he showed or used a content outline somewhere in a workflow. But I've reviewed my history and I just can't find it again!!! 🙉 Anyone know the one I'm taliking about? Or is it here somewhere in the classrooms? @Adela Borkowski ?

I'm curious... to what extent does your SEO work factor in 'ideal target markets' or 'niches? Either in the way you go about marketing your own business, or when delivering solutions for your clients? I ask as I now believe there are four critical requirements to getting AI-generated content to rank in a way that enhances your, or your client's, E-E-A-T status. I classify this as overcoming the general problem of 'Getting AI to Sound/Write Like You or Your Business' where the four critical requirements are: 1. Create and maintain a personal knowledge base (to fuel your AI-generated content) 2. Develop E-E-A-T enhancing personalised 'Writing Style Guidelines' (see my previous post) 3. Manage and minimise the use of jargon words and common 'AI Identifier' characteristics 4. Identify who you are talking to in the form of an 'ideal customer avatar'. (Where knowing your 'ideal target market' and/or 'niche' is a prerequisite. But if you're like me and many others I've known over the years, identifying your ideal 'target market' and/or 'niche' is often a challenge we just can't get our head around. It's either too overwhelming to think about, or it just takes too much effort and far too long to execute! I repeat... "to what extent does your SEO work factor in 'ideal target markets' or 'niches? Either in the way you go about marketing your own business, or when delivering solutions for your clients?" How important do you think identifying them are?