I've just made the workspace I use to run local SEO clients free for everyone here. It's one Notion page you duplicate per client. Everything you need to take a business from kickoff to a paying monthly retainer lives in it: the prompts, the audit checklist, the fix list, the weekly rhythm, the citation directory and the client prospecting pack. Grab it here: https://nice-rooster-633.notion.site/Local-SEO-Client-Workspace-3c02a8320ad2814ba1efcc9d8194dd45 Duplicate it into your own Notion, rename it to the client's business name, and work top to bottom. SET THE STACK UP ONCE (DO THIS BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE) - Claude Code: the engine that runs every prompt in the doc - DataForSEO MCP: live SERPs, keywords, backlinks, on-page, Lighthouse - Windsor.ai MCP: the client's Search Console and GA4 in one connection, no API keys or scripts - Zernio MCP: Google Business Profile posts, metrics and review replies - Fathom: records the onboarding call so you never take notes - DataWise: point-and-click backlinks, competitors and keyword research, included with the AI Ranking membership Set it up once and it works for every client after that. The Prompts & Tools Library page in the doc has the setup links and a walkthrough video for connecting DataForSEO. HOW TO ACTUALLY USE THE DOC, IN ORDER 1. ONBOARDING The goal is one file, client.md, that every job you run for that client reads first. Run the "build the client file" prompt BEFORE you speak to them: Claude researches everything public, then turns every gap into a "> CONFIRM:" block. The call is you reading those blocks out loud. Record it with Fathom and paste the link into the Meetings log. Onboarding is done when this returns zero: grep -c "CONFIRM:" client.md

A third of the questions your customers are actually asking have ZERO search volume. Not low. Zero. Which means your keyword tool is never going to show them to you. That matters because you're not trying to rank for a keyword any more. You're trying to rank for a topic. The way you become the authority in a topic, the one ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews cite and recommend, is by answering as many of the real questions in that topic as you can. The good news: those questions are already written down. Reddit, your reviews, your competitors' reviews, autocomplete, People Also Ask, fan-out queries. The bad news: collecting all of that and working out what to do with it takes forever. So I built a skill that does the whole thing in one go, and it's yours. The zip is attached to this post. WHAT YOU GET BACK A report that doesn't just hand you questions, it tells you what to do with each one: FAQ - belongs in the FAQ block on your service page. You'll never rank a page for it, but it's exactly the format AI engines lift and quote. FAQ + link to a full post - short answer on the service page, linking out to the post that covers it properly. Post - earns its own blog post. Video - the live SERP is showing videos for this one, which means people want to be shown, not told. Sorry, you're getting in front of the camera. You also get a review sentiment breakdown. Those aren't questions, but for a lot of you it's the most useful part. If "had to come back and redo it" runs heavily negative across a market, you now know to preempt it: what happens if the work fails after two weeks? That's the FAQ that wins the job. There's a real finished run inside the zip. Open runs/example-roofing-dallas/dashboard.html in your browser and you'll see exactly what you're getting before you spend a cent. SETUP: TWO CONNECTIONS, ABOUT 3 MINUTES 1. DataForSEO (required) This pulls the reviews, People Also Ask, autocomplete, fan-out queries and SERP data. Sign up here: https://app.dataforseo.com/?aff=182182

Everything from the video (Coming Soon) is attached to this post as a zip. On your phone? Scroll down, it's right there. 🤨What's inside🤨 1. START-HERE — the order of operations, and the "what goes where" table people get wrong 2. Checklist 1: connections — Windsor.ai for Search Console, Analytics and your Google Business Profile, plus your website connector 3. **Checklist 2: your two exports— People Also Ask and fan-out queries, as CSVs 4. 1. The setup prompt — paste into a normal chat with both CSVs attached. Gives you back your business brain and your content plan 5. 2. The project instructions — paste into the project's instructions field, not the knowledge 6. 3. Your phone card — screenshot it, it's the only thing you need on your phone 7. 4. The schedule prompt — the daily review check from the end of the video The one thing to get right Connect your data *before* you run the setup prompt. The content plan is built from your Search Console, so running it before you connect gives you a much weaker plan. The other thing people get wrong The two files Claude makes for you get **uploaded** to project knowledge. The project instructions get **pasted** into the instructions field. Not the other way round. DataWise is free for members here, so if you're doing the two exports, that's in the classroom.

Closes tomorrow, Sunday Aug 9. Not extending it. Check out the video below to get a sneak peek preview of what you'll get when you join. To be clear before anyone buys the wrong thing: this is the premium annual, not the basic plan. - Premium normally: $47/mo, so $564 across a year - Until tomorrow: $336 for 12 months, which is $28/mo - $228 less than paying monthly - $115.20 under the normal annual price What you're actually paying for Both plans include DataWise and the 7-Day Action Plan, so that isn't the reason to upgrade. Premium adds the four things that are not on basic: ✅ Weekly site reviews. You submit your site, I record a full audit video, you get the exact list of what's missing. ✅ Live Q&A twice a week. Bring a real problem, get it solved on the call, instead of posting a question and waiting four days. ✅ Every tutorial, updated weekly. The full library, kept current as AI search keeps moving. ✅ AI workflows for titles, metas, schema, content and local SEO. The site reviews are the one that actually moves people. You can't proofread your own website. You know the business too well, so your brain fills in everything the page doesn't actually say. Steven's site was live for eighteen months with nothing. He submitted it for one weekly review in March, rebuilt over a weekend off the findings, and Google's AI Overview now names his firm first for "restaurant accounting nyc". The strategy had been sitting in the classroom the whole time. Someone else's eyes on his specific site is what found the gap. Two questions that came up this week "Is DataWise included, or is it an upsell?" Included. Full access to every tool, no separate subscription, no second card. AI visibility across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Mode, Brand Tracker, Content Writer, rank tracking, site audits, backlinks, local SEO. "Does it renew at this price?" [NEEDS YOUR ANSWER: renews at $336, or reverts to the standard annual] Don't buy this if ❌ You're not going to do the work. The reviews show you what's wrong, you still have to go and change it.

Last call. The premium annual closes in an hour, and it is not getting extended. - $336 for 12 months, which is $28/mo instead of $47 - $228 less than paying monthly - Premium only, not the basic plan Two things worth knowing before it shuts: It's grandfathered. Skool locks you at the price you join at, for as long as you stay. The annual price is going up at the end of the year as more tools get added to the platform. That increase won't touch you. It only works if you use it. Weekly site reviews, live Q&A twice a week, the full premium tutorial library, DataWise included. All of it sits there doing nothing if you don't show up. If you're not going to give it a few hours a week, save your money and catch the next one. 7-day money back guarantee. Cancel anytime. Join HERE