I started my group 'AI Powered SEO' to share all the latest in the world of SEO + AI, especially since it's a big part of my work helping clients rank their website in Google (through endless updates by the way lol) I was recently testing SEO optimization in my Skool posts remembering that @Sam Ovens built Skool with SEO in mind. Awesome news to report from my tests - Just check out the screenshots below! The SEMRush 3 month growth report shows 600% organic traffic growth, along with top 10 keyword rankings on page one. Th second is Ahrefs for those who prefer that. Some posts have comments and engagement, some are really well optimized using my Surfer SEO optimization custom training + guide (which you can find for free inside the group) and the results are amazing given how early these test results are. With a high domain authority, fantastic overall SEO metrics and Google loving the Skool.com domain, you can literally have your very own high powered site ranking in Google for tons of keywords almost immediately. Skool really does have it all! Growth in group members has also grown with 145 members and I'm admitting at least on person almost every day. I'm excited to see how much more I can do and what some of my other test results reveal. I'll post any updates in this thread and keep everyone posted. Moral of the story = 1.) POST 2.) OPTIMIZE 3.) RANK 4.) GET FREE TRAFFIC There's literally nothing stopping you from ranking today. Especially if you know how to optimize posts for SEO. If you don't - join the free group! There's no reason we can't win and grow our communities! I'm ranking for keywords that are tough around the recent Google update and even for software's that I share in my training! Amazing stuff! Hope this helps provide some additional data driven perspective on the SEO power of Skool.com while showcasing a hack you can implement today for free organic traffic.

Hello everyone! I know that Skool has SEO in the community description and posts But I would like to know is... Does is have SEO in Skool URL community name? Example: https://www.skool.com/Roofing/about Will the word Roofing in the URL have SEO for ranking on Google? Or the URL Community Name it really does not matter... Most important is the keywords in the description for SEO?

***UPDATE: the FULL video is live now → https://bit.ly/44yx06H Still in the middle of the launch. But wanted to see if there was any interest in seeing how I generated $44K in just 18 days with Skool. It was less work than you may think. The best part is my calendar is clean without any sales calls. I don't know how to run ads so I didn't use them I could talk about: - How I'm generating traffic on TikTok and YouTube into Skool - How I'm using Skool to sell products (without sales calls) And also the tech behind it: - My automated content machine (Airtable, Zapier & Google Drive) - The backend tech with Skool (Zapier & ThriveCart) If you're interested in an A-Z video (or even a webinar) comment "video" below and I'll put it together. PLUS I'll DM you when it's out. If there are enough people I'll do a full webinar. I'll be doing this in my community. Loving Skool!

Just shared this with my team and early observations from the upcoming change to Google and beta tests so far - lets suit up! This is why I started up my Skool group, we need to get ahead and be ready for whatever shape Google takes. With Skool groups and posts ranking so well in Google....we may be ahead of the curve already! Stay tuned for more tests coming, I think Skool will be an incredibly powerful dark horse in the changing search engine landscape. Google Link: https://blog.google/products/search/generative-ai-search/ - 💡 Key Takeaway 1: The new Google Search Generated Experience (SGE) provides AI-generated answers instead of traditional search results, allowing users to choose between AI answers and website links. - 💡 Key Takeaway 2: The AI answers take about 8 to 12 seconds to appear, and scrolling down will stop the AI generation and show traditional search results. - 💡 Key Takeaway 3: Google is experimenting with two different mechanics for AI answers: one where AI results load automatically, and another where users need to click a "Generate AI Answer" button. - 💡 Key Takeaway 4: AI answers may be cut short with a "Show More" button, and the sizing of AI answers depends on the browser and screen size. - 💡 Key Takeaway 5: Not all queries generate AI answers, and some queries show no AI answer, only traditional search results. - 💡 Key Takeaway 6: Featured snippets and "People Also Ask" sections still exist alongside AI answers, sometimes leading to redundancy and conflicting advice. - 💡 Key Takeaway 7: AI answers may steal content from websites without attribution or links (weird to list external resources for further reading without linking off), which raises concerns about liability and content duplication. - 💡 Key Takeaway 8: AI answers favor specialized websites, providing an opportunity for small publishers to rank higher and gain traffic for commercial queries (topical authority determines niche specialization and is key once again from an SEO standpoint).

If you have a free group that anyone can join post your links here and tell us what your niche is.