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

At first, I was all in on AI. I grabbed every tool I could find. GPTs, Python automations, content clusters, bulk blog generators… you name it. But after running in circles for weeks, I realized something most people don’t want to admit: 👉 It’s not about the tools. It’s about how you actually use them in the right order, at the right time, with the right system. That shift changed everything for me. I stopped relying on random tools and built a workflow that actually connects. I started ranking pages faster. With less content. And I finally stopped stressing about "SEO hacks" and focused on automation that makes sense. Now SEO feels simple. Focused. Predictable. Curious if anyone else here hit that same wall… where you’ve got the tools, but something still wasn’t clicking? Would love to hear what your biggest "aha" moment was after diving deep into this AI-powered SEO world.

I built a content automation system that runs on N8N and Airtable. It generates 4,000+ word optimized articles at the click of a button. It creates Google Docs, uploads to Wordpress, and even generates featured images for me. Check it out!

Dropping in a new GPT that not only de-fluffs content. It appears to also score way better on AI detectors. Try it here: https://www.skool.com/ai-seo/classroom/acd094ea?md=f2d02d1c4d8143329e043f4b1c754699