Are you guys using it yet? What tasks is it good at? One thing i have found is that it is not good at creating long detailed requirements or planning documents and doing changes and retaining the details. But very good for intelligence and getting opinions on different aspects of campaigns or projects. Especially if if you keep context low. How are you finding it?

What distinguishes SEO from GEO, and how can you successfully utilize GEO for your benefit? As promised, here is the ultimate guide to GEO, @Ray Merlin If you want to use the guide, please be so kind as to not remove me as the author. Please comment on your experience with GEO, or even if you haven't had any experience yet, whether the guide is helpful in understanding the concept behind GEO. We want to give the community a little push, and every comment helps.

Everyone’s trying to automate tasks… But almost nobody is automating trust. You can build all the fancy workflows you want but if your automation doesn’t make people feel seen, it won’t convert. I learned this the hard way .I once set up an AI follow up system that sent over 1,000 emails automatically .Open rates were great but replies were dead quiet. Then I realized something simple Automation only works when every piece of your system talks to the next. So I connected my website forms → AI → email sequences, and suddenly things clicked. If someone watched a demo video, they got an email about automating content .If they checked out my pricing page, they got a story showing ROI. Same system. Same tools. Just smarter connections. Once the journey felt personal, my reply rate tripled because people felt like I actually understood them. That’s the real AI + Email + Website conversion loop nobody talks about Automation isn’t about doing more .It’s about doing it smarter so your systems build trust for you. Want me to share how you can start building your own simple conversion loop? Comment “loop” below and I’ll break it down for you.

A new paper from the The University of Toronto AI Search Engines Don’t Rank - They Write ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini - these aren’t search engines in the old sense. They’re answer engines. What Their Research Found 1. AI search favors earned media, not your blog. Reviews, expert commentary, and credible news sources win, not self-published posts. 2. Google still mixes brand, social, and earned results.ChatGPT and Claude mostly ignore your brand pages. 3. Language and phrasing matter.What works in English doesn’t automatically carry over to French, Chinese, or other markets. 4. Big brands dominate by default.Niche players can still win, but only by building verifiable, third-party authority. The New Playbook: Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) Engineer for machines.Use clean schema, structured data, and justification-rich copy. Dominate earned coverage.Get cited by authoritative reviewers, journalists, and publications. Build local-language authority.Every region’s AI search runs on a different media ecosystem. Treat your website like an API, not a brochure. In short: Stop optimizing for clicks. Start optimizing for citations. https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.08919

We are looking to improve the community and want to hear from you What type of content would help your business or help you to do your job better? First select one in the poll and then also comment if there are others that you would like to see (as the poll can only select one) I would like to learn more about how to use AI and technology for (here are some more as only 10 fit in the poll) Vibe coding Vibe marketing Marketing operations Ads and ad operations Revenue ops Make money and business models, ideas etc. Customer service CRM and outreach Sales Landing pages and funnels