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Web tech vs searchability
Hey @Jeff Schwerdt are your pages / apps / sites built with Lovable visible in the search engines? What are your clients using to build their websites that are generating the results you showed in the AEO webinar? I'm curious because it seems the search engines aren't very good at reading anything where they use javascript (or IFRAMEs) to display content on the screen in a browser that users see, and some just don't do it at all. Which begs the question, how do you get AI to see Lovable and Replit sites where virtually everything on the screen is using javascript or IFRAMEs to display content? More specifically, how do you verify AEO results for JavaScript-heavy sites? Wordpress works great because it's a CMS and displays everything as a flat HTML page unless you embed JS and/or IFRAMEs in your page, which is easy to do but hides that content from search engines.
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@Jeff Schwerdt Good to know, thanks!
How Was The AI SEO Training - Biggest Take Away?
For our LIVE members - or on the recording. What was your biggest lesson learned or take away?
How Was The AI SEO Training - Biggest Take Away?
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This presentation helped clarify the difference between AI SEO, AEO, and GEO. That led me to a way to leverage something I'm working on in a new way. Then I asked Google / Gemini about it that explained it would be a very effective way to boost results by extending the amount of time someone would spend on a site (user engagement). Then I got the idea to extend it another step further and it said that would 10x the value! As an aside, Jeff mentioned about the value of PRs and reputation management. I've been hooked up with a company for a while that uses Press Releases and other mass media channels (all high PR sites) that get a ton of exposure for you. Their campaigns address pretty much everything Jeff mentioned. People always ask how it works, and while I understand it and can explain it, doing so kills sales because it's totally counter-intuitive, and NOT explaining it leaves people wary. I'm talking with them next week about a new promotional platform they've built that explains their service in a more consumable way so I don't need to. If anybody is interested in learning more about it, let me know in a reply below -- that would help in my conversation with them next week saying I've got people already interested. (This is a top-shelf premium service designed specifically to boost the visibility of your brand online that's primarily sold through their resellers like me.)
🚨 I Wasn’t Planning to Drop This Today… But Here We Are.
(Thanksgiving Week • Black Friday • Clark Griswold Energy Activated) What’s up, champions — Herschy here. I just finished an 11-minute impromptu Zoom, and what was supposed to be a simple “kick off Thanksgiving week” video turned into something way bigger than I expected. Before tomorrow’s announcement drops, I want you to hear this straight from me — because what’s coming next week is going to shift your entire agency trajectory if you’re paying attention. Let me give you the real, behind-the-scenes pulse of what just happened… Most of you are out here trying to juggle 14 tools, 19 tabs, and 6 half-built offers — hoping one of them magically clicks. And if you’re honest, half the time you’re building an agency in the dark, guessing how all these pieces are actually supposed to fit together. Review Snapshot… GBP Scanner… HighLevel… Reviewly… Boomerangs… Sales decks… Fulfillment… Onboarding… AI workflows… No order. No clarity. And that’s not your fault — no one has ever lined it up for you in a clean, chronological way that makes sense. That’s why next week exists. On today’s call, I hit a point that stung even for me: I can’t keep giving one-on-one time to everyone forever. You’ve seen it. Some of you have booked calls with me, gotten insane value, and walked away saying it changed your whole direction. But I realized something today: It’s time to stop trying to help one person at a time… …and start equipping the entire community at the same time. Because every single person in this group deserves to finally see the full picture. So next week, I’m hosting something I’ve been wanting to do for YEARS: The Agency Starter Kit LIVE. (ASK LIVE.) Hours with me. Over-the-shoulder walkthroughs. No tech overwhelm. No randomness. No missing pieces. Just the real order of how a modern AI-powered agency is built: Setup → Systems → Sales → Support 4 phases. Start to finish. Clean. Clear. Repeatable. And yes — I’m pulling back the curtain on exactly how I went from zero → six figures → $250K agency → SaaS → scalable MRR.
🚨 I Wasn’t Planning to Drop This Today… But Here We Are.
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Black Friday
🔥 End of Quarter Update: YouTube Launch + Express Cash System🔥
What’s up, everyone — Herschy here. Today’s the last day of the quarter, and tomorrow kicks off the final stretch of the year. I’m juggling client launches (including a brand-new five-figure site going live), a golf trip with a fellow marketer in 2 weeks, and planning some major plays for Q4. I want to share two big updates with you: 1. We’re Expanding to YouTube For the past few months, I’ve been dropping plays here inside Skool — things like AI Spotlight, AI Branding Blueprint, ReviewRush, and other systems that are working inside my agency. But here’s the truth: I can only share so much here. That’s why I’m expanding everything out to two YouTube channels where you’ll see: - Real-world client onboarding walkthroughs (like ReviewRush). - Behind-the-scenes footage of how I run campaigns for clients spending $200K+ per month. - Case studies of what’s driving 1,000+ demos/appointments per month. - The same agency-tested strategies I use daily… but with higher production value. 👉 Subscribe here so you don’t miss what’s coming: - Jeff Herschy Channel - Reviewly.ai Channel 2. The Express Launch System Over the last 6–8 weeks, I’ve been testing a framework I now call the Express Launch System. It’s designed to turn ideas into cash flow fast — anywhere from 72 hours to three weeks. - Venkat’s live case study: $8,764 in 2 weeks. - My Results: ~$78K in “bonus revenue” this quarter, on top of client retainers and software MRR. - Every single time I run it, it adds just under five figures with almost no extra overhead. And only a few hours of "work" for me. This isn’t theory. It’s exactly what I’m doing in real time. If you want me to package it up and open the doors for 24–72 hours so you can model it, drop EXPRESS in the comments. 📌 Final note: Q4 is here. The businesses that get focused and execute now will dominate through the end of the year. I’m going to keep sharing every tool, playbook, and system I can — but you’ve got to meet me halfway.
🔥 End of Quarter Update: YouTube Launch + Express Cash System🔥
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GEO Sales :-O
I went to a networking dinner meeting tonight and a guy was there who said he works with lots of lawyers and he sets up the LLM.txt file in their sites. He didn't go into the particulars, but I asked him what he charges and he said $1,000. Also said he's quite busy. And he prefers Wordpress sites. (I didn't ask why, except I think it's a good qualifier that says they probably have the login for their website.) While I was talking to him, another person there came up to us and joined in the convo. She said she's been getting a lot of traffic from AI but isn't sure why. She manages a store that's part of a franchise and they have a central IT dept that manages everything. The guy went to her site and didn't find an LLM.txt file there, so he was puzzled. He said he simply looks for an LLM.txt file and if they don't have one he offers to create one, and they start getting more traffic within a day or two. He said it's a really easy sale because everybody seems to have heard about it except ... SEO providers, who dismiss it as some kind of fad. Go figure.
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@Jeff Schwerdt BTW, I'm a developer, not a marketer. So the selling part doesn't come easily for me. Just say'n. ;)
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@Pat Friedl i don't know what the structure of the LLMs.txt files are like, but I remember when robots.txt files came out, they confused a lot of people. The thing to understand is these files affect work on the site level and are meant to be read by web spiders, like Googlebot. their point is to tell things were to look or not to look, based on URLs you provide with some tags. Whatever you're using to manage your website's structure and content is completely irrelevant -- a URL in the file is either flagged as meaningful or to be ignored. That's URLs of specific endpoints (ie, files) or folders. There are also these JSON directory descriptor files (schema files?) that Google uses to help provide more details to search results. They're all built using some tool that spiders your site and creates a file that fits a particular format and gives it a standard name. It just reads through whatever the server (Apache, IIS, ngenx, etc) feeds up, parses out all of the links and follows them down whatever rabbit-hole they offer up. It can't tell if it's a WP site or GHL or Wix or a hand-written HTML file. One bit of advice: you do not want to try building these files by hand; it's too error-prone and the spiders will often just stop when they encounter errors.
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