Is it worth buying several domains for sectors (e.g. dentist, lawyer, restaurant) and linking them to my main site for backlinks and brand awareness? Or is it better to build only a few as real standalone sites? What worked for you? 🏪

Most keyword tools show you everything a whole domain ranks for. That's useful, but when a competitor's page beats yours, you need to know what that one page ranks for. We just added that to DataWise. You can now analyze ranked keywords for: ✅ A whole domain (all keywords the site ranks for) ✅ A single page (only the keywords that one URL ranks for) Why it matters: 👉 You see the main keyword the page targets 👉 You see the secondary (LSI) keywords it also picks up, plus the position it holds for each 👉 You find out what you need to cover to compete with that exact page, not with the whole site DataWise comes free with membership in the paid AI Ranking community. The full walkthrough of this feature is in the Classroom there. If you've been thinking about joining, this is the kind of competitive research members do every week. 🔗 https://www.skool.com/ai-ranking

Hi all, I've been struggling with finding local businesses to actually buy or lease my ranked sites, and I know a lot of people here have been too. I spent some time working through it last week, and here's a simple way I solved it for less than $10/m: 1. Scrape every business in your site's niche and city from Google Maps. I use a free Chrome extension (Map Lead Scraper, there are a dozen like it), takes 10 minutes and gives you name, phone, website and email for 100 to 300 businesses. 2. Sort the list by who's already paying for leads. Search your main keyword and note which businesses are running Google Ads but not ranking organically. Those are your buyers. They've already proven they'll pay for calls, they're just overpaying Google for them. 3. Download a free mail merge for Gmail (I use YAMM, free tier is lije 50 sends a day) and send a short plain-text email: "I own the site ranking #1 for X in Y. It gets Z calls a month. Want me to forward them to you for a week, free, so you can hear the quality yourself?" 4. This is the part that changed everything: put a Twilio number on the site (about $1/m) and actually forward the calls to your best prospect for 7 days. Then follow up with and ou're not pitching SEO anymore, you're taking away leads they've already tasted. Total cost: Twilio number $1.15/m, a Gmail address. Well under $10/m, and the first yes for me came witjin two weeks. If anything is unclear, let me know. Hope this helps you 🙏

Internal links are one of the most underused SEO wins. Most sites have pages that nothing links to, and paragraphs that mention a topic you've written a whole guide on without linking to it. Finding those by hand on a 100+ page site takes days. So we built a tool that does it for you. 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗶𝘁 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸𝘀 Enter your domain and it reads every paragraph on your site. For each one, it shortlists the 4 most related pages. Then Jev, a decision model built specifically for yes/no judgements, decides which page (if any) a reader should go to next. 𝗘𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝘀𝘂𝗴𝗴𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘀 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵: - the exact paragraph it belongs in - anchor text taken word for word from your own content, so nothing gets rewritten - a confidence level: Sure, Needs review or Not sure It also favors your under-linked pages, so the pages that need links most get them first. And it spreads links across your site rather than stacking them all on your homepage. Export the results as a CSV and hand it to your team. If your site is built with Claude, give Claude the CSV and have it add the links for you. It's cheap to run. A full 300-page site costs about 30 cents in API credits. Want access? DataWise is included free with your AI Ranking community membership, along with keyword research, rank tracking, AI visibility monitoring, the SEO assistant and everything else in the app. Members also get the full video walkthrough showing exactly how the tool decides every link. 👉🏼 https://www.skool.com/ai-ranking/

Most SEO work is copy and paste. Pull the keywords, export the CSV, paste it into ChatGPT, ask it to make sense of the mess. Half the time you are just moving data around. This week I killed that step. DataWise, the SEO platform I built, now plugs straight into ChatGPT and Claude. You ask a question in normal English (or any language) and the AI goes and gets the real data itself. "Build me a keyword plan for a roofing company in Brisbane." "Compare my site with my two biggest competitors and show the easiest gaps to go after." "Check my rankings and tell me what moved this week and why." No exports. No tabs. It runs on live search data, and it reads your own rank tracking, AI visibility and Search Console numbers too. Then the AI does what AI is good at: clustering, prioritising, writing the plan. Two things I learned building it, that apply whatever tools you use: 1. The bottleneck was never the data. It was the friction between having data and thinking with it. Every export, every paste, every reformat is a place where you stop thinking. Remove those and you do more actual SEO in an hour than you used to do in a morning. 2. Tell the AI which tool to use. Left alone it guesses, and it usually guesses wrong. Naming the source in your prompt is the difference between real numbers and a confident hallucination. This is live now for AI Ranking Premium members. DataWise comes free with the membership, this feature included, nothing extra to pay.