We've been working hard on an AI powered SEO assistant that provides specific optimization ideas for any page. (One that doesn't suck) After about 20 hours and 2+ weeks of tweaking and testing, it's ready to go. Just enter a URL and a target keyword to get heading, keyword, schema, content, image, and link recommendations. (And much more) Run it in bulk to analyze and entire site, blog, or list of landing pages. This should save you tons of time. I baked my 12+ years of SEO experience into the workflow. Clone it and customize it to your liking. Check it out here: https://www.skool.com/ai-seo/classroom/09b951ef?md=c2932670c1774aea9c721e374248ecaa

If you wonder what new roles AI creates, the first answer should be content engineers. Taken from Kevin Indigs Growth memo Newsletter https://www.airops.com/blog/10x-content-engineer

Hey everyone, we've been developing a new feature on Moonlit that allows you to deploy research agents that continuously monitor the SERPs across multiple search types (web, news, videos, images, scholar) for a given keyword topic and add any new information it finds to your knowledge base. The information added to the knowledge base can then be used to enhance your content workflows. Use cases include: - Maintaining a top-ranking page by ensuring your page has all the important topics from all other pages and new contenders. - Creating automated news sites or newsletters. - Monitor trending new videos on a certain topic. The feature is still in beta and we've provided access to a handful of users to collect feedback and improve it, so I thought I'd also share it with the community here for more input. If you'd like to give it a try please dm me here and include the email you've used for your Moonlit account.

Hey Guys, is there a way in moonlight i can get an output in a csv or excel format. I want it to analyse gsc data for each URL and created a summary for each to determine how each page has performed over time in clicks?

Most of Jonathans assistants require to input 3 competitors for a specific keyword, which totally makes sense. Because it is very time-consuming and could be automated, I have tried to automatically add them by scraping the SERPs and extract the URLs. But ion the one hand, my method uses many tokens and on the other hand, the output was not satisfying. Does anyone have an efficient way for that?