I am going to be adding course materials over the next couple of months. I am behind on a couple of client projects. So content has to take a back seat for the next couple of weeks.

GEO/AEO is criticized by SEOs who claim that it’s just SEO at best and unsupported lies at worst. Are SEOs right, or are they just defending their turf? Bing recently published a guide to AI search visibility that provides a perfect opportunity to test whether optimization for AI answers recommendations is distinct from traditional SEO practices. https://www.searchenginejournal.com/review-of-aeo-geo-tactics-leads-to-a-surprising-seo-insight

Let’s be honest, most of us didn’t join Skool just to post and scroll. We came here to connect. I want to bring back the kind of conversations where we actually connect: network, learn, and participate together. Here is something I noticed on Skool... There is this belief that if you post a few times - people automatically start buying your services or join your program. But dude, that is far from the truth. People don't buy because you posted. They buy when they trust you and believe you can help them solve their problem. And that trust is only given when you connect with them, share stories and spark conversations. It's a journey... you can't just pitch and expect people to come running. A lot of folks come to Skool (and other platforms) thinking they can use the same old rules: post something, cross your fingers, and hope it lands. What really works? - Start engaging authentically with people on different platforms. - Listen more than you speak - Go where your ideal people already hang out - Answer questions. Learn what they actually need And when you meet people who feel like the right fit: focus on building relationships, not making sales. The right people will feel drawn to you... they’ll connect with your energy and values. One of the biggest mistakes I see? Not being part of a real, supportive community. So let’s use this space to - Share knowledge and learn together - Build Real Connections, - Collaborate, - Network and support each other's growth! Let’s keep it real! I’m all for learning, growing, and having good conversations! So I am really curious - what are you building right now? Tell us about your road blocks... let's get to know each other and support our goals!

The goal here inside Digital Edge is to help you build your marketing agency from zero to $100k per year. The fastest way to reach that goal is to book your Agency Strategy Call. On this call we will... STEP 1: Discuss where you are on your agency building journey. STEP 2: Create your custom Agency Building Road Map. Mapping out your path to $100k with a clear action plan for scaling your agency with proper fulfillment systems. Don't wait, this Agency Strategy Call is the absolute fastest way to build your marketing agency and hit $100k this year. We only have limited spots available, so book your spot now before they run out! https://strategy.tdedge.online/booking

The launch of ChatGPT in 2022 didn’t so much cause a shift in the search landscape as trigger a series of seismic events. And, like seismologists, the SEO industry needs data if it’s to predict future tremors and aftershocks – let alone prepare itself for what the landscape might reshape itself into once the ground has finally settled. So, when OpenAI released a 65-page research paper on Sept. 15, 2025, titled “How People Use ChatGPT,” some of us were understandably excited to finally have some authoritative usage data from inside a major large language model (LLM). Two key findings leap out: 1. We’re closer to mass adoption of AI than most probably realize. 2. How users interact with ChatGPT has fundamentally shifted in the past year. For SEOs, this isn’t just another adoption study: It’s strategic intelligence about where AI search is heading. https://www.searchenginejournal.com/what-openai-research-reveals-about-future-of-search