As part of my presentation on the bdss13.com I've got prepared an introductory class for the Agentic Shopping explosion that I'm expecting to happen on 2026, and here it is: Classroom: Agentic Shopping Revolution 🤖🛒 https://www.skool.com/aeo/classroom/9ce8b724?md=bd0a08605a6c417898dfb5192ba258bf It's an overview of what we think its going to be the next big explosion in AI experiences, followed by a breakdown of the different approaches and protocols that are being promoted by different companies that we all should know about and be prepared for, enjoy!

Wondering if anyone has come across something similar to Google Trends for ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude etc?

As discussed with Nate here's a list of openly available llms.txt generators, I'd check the output carefully to see which ones are the most comprehensive, this isn't exactly rocket science: The llms.txt file purpose is to have a quick and easy to read guide for AI Bots/Crawlers on the contents of your website so they understand what is about and how to get there. here's an useful article about it. Here's the original proposal: llms-txt.org So, straight to the tools, I've used a couple: - Writesonic llms.txt generator - Test output (Althought this isn't in mardown format) - Wordlift llms.txt generator - This one outputs markdown but shows a shorter output - For the most technical ones, here's a Github repo with one version that you can host yourself with your own Api keys: Firecrawl LLMs.txt Generator Let Us know what you guys think!

Have you guys seen this - and I just missed it? https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKxdLRBxtbr/?igsh=MThzYWs5dHY5aG9nMg==

I asked ChatGPT how much it would cost to ship a handmade rug. The results were amazing and pulled from one primary citation. When I followed the link, I could tell instantly why it was ChatGPT's first pick. Look at how robust this page is! https://redstagfulfillment.com/cost-to-ship-rug/?utm_source=chatgpt.com This is what we should be aiming to create. Content optimized for LLM queries is also content that's optimized for human eyeballs. pretty convenient, huh? :-P