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Want to learn how to 40x SEO traffic in 7 months?

We did it for Hostari.

Before they came to us, they were:

→ Relying heavily on paid ads
→ Getting outranked by bigger competitors
→ Sitting at low organic traffic with no clear SEO engine

After Embarque, they had:

→ $45k+ in reveneue from just SEO,
→ 40x organic traffic in under 7 months

Swipe through this carousel to see the exact workflow we used, what we prioritised first, and how we turned SEO into a reliable pipeline channel. 👇 

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How We Helped Hostari  40x SEO Traffic in 7 Months

This week in SEO was pretty practical.

Google answered a couple of questions people keep asking about AI, and Search Console got a much-needed explanation too.

Here’s a quick recap:

➔ Google said llms.txt exists for other reasons and doesn’t impact AI rankings
➔ Google showed fewer AI Overviews when users don’t engage with them
➔ Google explained why some pages are indexed without visible content
➔ New data showed Gemini gaining traffic share while ChatGPT declined

Scroll through for the full breakdown. 👇 

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This Week in SEO: llms.txt, AIO, LLM SEO, ChatGPT

Quick SEO catch up for the week.

Here’s a quick recap:

➔ Google said Universal Commerce Protocol won’t kill SEO
➔ Google said linking sister brand websites is fine when it’s done sensibly
➔ Google said merchants can’t show higher prices on Google than on their own site

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This Week in SEO: UCP, Brand Linking, Pricing Rules

Does llms.txt affect LLM SEO or AI citations?

Quick answer: NO.

We’ve tested it a couple times and honestly…

it didn’t seem to move the needle.

And it’s not just us either.

SE Ranking confirmed this with a much bigger study.

They analyzed 300K domains and found:

- adoption is low
- it has no correlation with citations
- it’s not a meaningful signal

Swipe through this carousel for the breakdown.
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Does llms.txt affect AI citations?

Quick SEO catch up for the week.

Here’s a quick recap:

➔ AI Overviews now push follow up questions into AI Mode
➔ Google may introduce opt out controls for Search AI features
➔ Google shared new research on extracting user intent
➔ AI Overviews are now powered by Gemini 3

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This Week in SEO: AI Mode  Intent Extraction, Gemini 3

Want to know what it really takes to rank for a keyword?

SEO SERP benchmarking shows you the bar upfront.

Average SEOs write in a bubble.

But smart SEOs benchmark the SERP before they write.

That’s where you'll get clues like:

➔ The formats Google is rewarding right now
➔ The angle the top results are taking
➔ Gaps you can cover to win faster

Swipe through this carousel to learn how to benchmark the SERP like a pro and turn it into easy wins.
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SEO SERP BENCHMARKING 101

Publishing loads of content but SEO's doing absolutely nothing for revenue?

Stagetimer had the same problem.

Solid product, but:

→ No proper strategy
→ Barely any organic traffic
→ Search bringing in £0

We built their SEO from the ground up with one goal: actual revenue.

→ Targeted keywords their ideal customers were actually searching
→ Created content designed to convert, not just rank
→ Earned links that properly moved the needle on rankings

Now SEO drives consistent, high-intent traffic that converts.
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Swipe to see the full breakdown. 👇 

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How We Turned Stagetimer SEO Into a Revenue Engine

Quick SEO catch up for the week.

Here’s a quick recap:

➔ Google warned free subdomains can make SEO harder
➔ Google said it does not endorse LLMs.txt
➔ OpenAI said ads in ChatGPT are coming to some plans soon

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This Week in SEO:Subdomains, ChatGPT Ads, llms.txt

Getting SEO visitors who never convert is brutal.

Picflow knows this firsthand.

They had traffic coming in, but:

→ Ranking for the wrong searches
→ Content that informed but didn't convert
→ Zero signups traced back to organic

We flipped their SEO to prioritise one thing: getting users to sign up.

→ Targeted searches with commercial intent
→ Structured content to guide visitors toward conversion
→ Built topical authority through strategic backlinks

Now their organic traffic actually contributes to revenue.

Swipe to see the exact approach.

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How We Built a Revenue-First SEO Engine for Picflow

Does digital PR affect AI citations?

Quick answer: YES. Indirectly.

PR does not magically “rank” you.

It makes you easier for AI systems to find and trust when they’re building answers.

Most AI recommendations work like research.

They scan the web for third party validation, then cite what looks credible.

So if your brand shows up in places like:

→ top lists
→ roundups
→ comparisons
→ reputable articles
→ credible directories

you give the model more proof to pull into answers.

And that’s the win.

Swipe through this carousel for the breakdown. 👇 

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Does Digital PR Affect AI Citations?

Want to learn how to win at LLM SEO, AEO, and GEO?

Microsoft recently dropped a pretty useful guide on how AI systems discover and recommend brands.

It shows how you can get:

→ More visibility inside AI answers
→ More qualified clicks from high intent searches
→ More conversions when your feed, schema, and site match

I simplified it and broke it down in this carousel. 👇 

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How to Win in GEO/AEO

Want a simple way to push a page 2 SEO ranking higher?

Page 2 is the “nearly there” zone. You’re not far off, but small gaps can keep you stuck.

With these SEO tweaks, you can:

→ Tighten intent match and topical coverage
→ Improve internal linking and authority signals
→ Turn one page into a reliable traffic driver

Swipe through this carousel to see how to do this. 👇 

#seo #seoexpert #seotips

How to Move SEO Content on Page 2 to Page 1

Link building gets a bad name because most people do it backwards.

We took a technical SaaS client from no link building strategy and 126 monthly organic visitors to a repeatable system that 60x'd their growth.

Inside, you’ll learn how to:

➝ Earn backlinks that make a measurable difference
➝ Focus on the pages that actually deserve links first
➝ Use niche authority to build steady organic traffic over time

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How We 60x’d a SaaS Client’s Traffic With Link Building

Anthropic recently found that you only need 250 documents to influence how an LLM behaves.

They tested models from 600M to 13B parameters. The larger model processed 20x more training data.

But both were compromised by the same 250 documents.

This breaks the assumption that you'd need to control some massive percentage of training data. You just need 250 well-placed docs.

Now bring that back to what you and I care about.

LLMs scrape the same messy internet we all use. Reddit posts, blog articles, forum threads, old reviews. 

If misinformation about your brand is concentrated in a few visible places, models can pick it up and repeat it with confidence.

Codesmith learned this the hard way. 

In October 2025, a detailed write-up alleged that a founder of a competing programme (Formation) became a moderator on r/codingbootcamp. 

It also claimed they used that position to amplify negative narratives about Codesmith.

Those threads then started ranking in Google. And the same talking points began showing up in chatbot answers too. The company went from $23.5M to nearly nothing.

I'm not saying every Reddit thread is going to kill your business. 

But if you're working on AI search optimisation and haven't actually checked what these models say about your clients, that's a gap. 

Simple things worth doing:

→ Query your brand across ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity
→ Note where information is wrong or outdated
→ Track it back to the source (forums, reviews, old articles)
→ Create better, clearer content that models can cite, and distribute them strategically
→ Actually structure it properly - schema, clean formatting, direct answers

Not saying panic. But if you're investing in AI visibility and haven't checked what these models say about you, you probably should.

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Does schema affect how LLMs understand your website?

This question keeps popping up lately and John Mueller has his opinion recently. 

And his answer was basically
Yes, no, and it depends.

According to him, schema clearly matters for some machine-driven features (like pricing, shipping, availability). 

But in other cases, people massively overestimate what it can do. Adding schema won’t make you “the best” or suddenly improve rankings by itself.

And honestly, I quite agree with him.

From our own tests and internal data at Embarque, schema tends to help most when it does one of these things:

- Removes ambiguity (clear product, org, author, FAQ, review info)
- Makes key information easier to extract fast
- Supports eligibility for features (rich results, product feeds, etc.)

But it doesn’t “upgrade your authority.” It doesn’t magically make your content more trustworthy. And it definitely doesn’t replace strong content.

If you’re doing schema, do it like this:

1. Start with schema that maps to real surfaces (Products, Reviews, Organisation, FAQ, HowTo where relevant)

2. Make sure it matches visible on-page content (don’t get fancy)

3. Treat schema as infrastructure, not a one-off SEO task
Build it so it’s easy to update as Google and AI systems change

Schema won’t carry weak pages.
But it can make strong pages easier for machines to understand.

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How to actually get clicks in AI Overviews (straight from Google)

Google's VP of Search just explained exactly what makes people click through from AI search results.

Turns out, it's not what most SEOs are doing. However, ideally, everyone should be doing it. 

Liz Reid said people click on "content that is richer and deeper" with a unique perspective.

People don't click on surface-level content because "they don't actually learn that much more than they previously got."

It makes sense when you think about it. 

In fact, that's one of our core principles at Embarque: evidence-based writing. 

We’re heavy on real-life tests, examples, case studies, actual use both for SEO and GEO. 

So what does that look like in practice?

→ Stop regurgitating what's already out there
→ Bring your actual experience to the content 
→ Share original analysis, not aggregated info from competitors 
→ Put proper effort into it

Google's also now treating repetitive content like spam. Proper spam.

If your content "doesn't add very much, kind of tells you what everybody else knows," it's getting downranked.

Meanwhile, they're upweighting content from people who "really went in and brought their perspective or brought their expertise, put real time and craft into the work."

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Look at your last few posts and ask yourself whether they just repeat what everyone else already knows, or if they show your actual perspective.

If it's just a more comprehensive version of what competitors wrote, that's the problem.

Update and fix that. 

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Want to learn about Google UCP?

You’re not alone. A lot of people are seeing the announcement and wondering what actually changed.

In simple terms, Google is making it easier for people to buy products directly inside its AI experiences.

With UCP, stores can plug their products into Google’s AI so browsing and buying happen in one place, without bouncing through a bunch of pages.

That sounds convenient, but it also shifts where attention and clicks happen.

If shopping starts inside AI, product discovery looks different.

And naturally, SEOs are asking the same question.

Are we in trouble, or just adapting again?

I'll break it down in this carousel 👇 

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Google Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP) 101

Want to grow your Series A startup in 2026 without burning through PPC spend?

SEO is still one of the few channels that compounds. The tricky part is picking the right priorities, fast.

Once you get it right, you can:

→ Lower CAC over time
→ Build demand that outlives paid campaigns
→ Capture buyers already searching
→ Win visibility in Google and AI search

This carousel breaks down the SEO playbook we use with Series A teams to drive measurable growth in 2026. 👇 

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SEO Playbook for Series A Startups (2026)

What to do when ChatGPT gets your business positioning wrong.
(you might want to save this)

A web analytics client came to us because ChatGPT kept describing them as mobile only.

They actually do both mobile and web analytics. But once ChatGPT decided they were “just mobile,” 

it stopped recommending them to people looking for full website analytics solutions. That is a quiet way to lose high intent leads.

Here’s what we did to fix it:

1. Run an audit

Use Temporary mode and ask:

→ What is [brand]
→ Who is [brand] for
→ What does [brand] do
→ [competitor] vs [brand]

Then test your category entry point queries:
→ Best [category] for [ICP]

2. Build a correction map

 ChatGPT shows you its sources. Open every cited page and log:

→ URL
→ What it gets wrong
→ The exact correction
→ The supporting link you want it to learn from

3. Fix your own pages first

 For this client, we updated their product listicles, jobs to be done content, and older blog posts where they positioned themselves as mobile only. 

It was true when they wrote it. It was wrong now. LLMs do not care about “now” unless you make it obvious.

4. Update external pages

 Directories: claim and edit your listing.
 Blogs: email the author with the specific correction plus a link they can cite.

5. Create one source of truth

Publish /ai or /llm-info with:

→ Current positioning
→ Who you serve
→ Core use cases
→ Key differentiators
→ Facts LLMs repeat (pricing, integrations, categories)

P.S: If this was useful, like it so more people actually see it, and share it with someone who keeps getting mislabelled by AI.

Want to build more trust and get more SEO conversions from your landing page?

Social proof is non negotiable.

It is one of the simplest upgrades you can make, but it still gets skipped a lot.

When you do it well, it can:

→ Increase conversion rates
→ Make your page feel more credible
→ Improve engagement signals that support SEO

You have probably heard that a thousand times though. The real question is what social proof should you add?

This weekend I reviewed a bunch of landing pages and saved the best social proof examples I found. I am sharing them in today’s carousel.
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9 Landing Page Social Proofs That Help SEO

AI Powered SEO Analyst | Helping Owners Increase Revenue | Branding and Designing | Let's Connect!

If you're among the folks who've lost faith in SEO in 2026… don't read. You don't deserve a solid organic presence via SEO/GEO.

But if you believe that your business deserves to get organic traffic & leads and sustainable growth…then hear me out.

I've got 5+ years of experience in on-page + technical + brand presence. 5 years means that I was doing SEO (& getting results) when these LLMs bots were not born. 
I've seen our industry evolving & I evolved my SEO approach as well. 

AI & LLMs brought an evaluation.
If you're still just doing keyword research & writing topics/pages based on “search volume & low competition” bases…SEO won't work for you. 
My approach to Modern SEO is simple...
I don’t treat SEO as a checklist. I treat it as an ecosystem. 

Search visibility depends on how your site structure, content, authority, and technical foundation work together. 
And for that, you need a full-stack SEO content team. Not an isolated SEO nerd. 
That’s what me & my team at Saiqic do. 
I work directly with our content writer & strategist and web developer to make sure everything we strategize supports rankings, visibility, and conversions.
That's how we get sustainable results on Google & LLMs.
And that's how we make SEO work for you, even when you're sleeping. 

So…
If you want SEO that grows your business organically …and if you're done gambling on random tactics…

Let’s talk.
DM me for a quick audit, and I’ll tell you exactly where your SEO is breaking…and what to fix first.

"𝙔𝙤𝙪 𝙧𝙪𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙗𝙪𝙨𝙞𝙣𝙚𝙨𝙨. 𝙄’𝙡𝙡 𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙙𝙡𝙚 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙎𝙀𝙊"

Fartash Shahzaib

I DON'T work with SEO clients who ‘just want traffic.'

No traffic is not a bad thing. 
But it should NOT be the end goal. 

If you're not getting targeted traffic
You won't get leads/inquiries. 
Your business will never grow. 

If you're obsessing over traffic, you're chasing a ‘vanity' metric. You are not positioning your business in front of your ideal customers/users.  

But your GA/GSC graph is going up. 
And you're mad at your SEO + content guy.
Bcz it's been 3 months & no one asked about your services/products. 

I don't want my clients to get mad at me. 
So I don't work with clients who just want traffic. 

SEO should be an investment. 
An investment that grows your business. 
And that’s what I do for my clients. 

Want me to grow your business via SEO/AISEO?
DM me your website link & I’ll give you a free audit. 

- Fartash Shahzaib

I grow businesses with SEO + GEO. Get promised results in 90 days, or I work for free. SEO Lead @Clixkly & Saiqic.

Old approach = Homepage is for business overview. 
2026 = Homepage SEO matters to get leads 

Your homepage does three jobs at once:
- Explains who you are
- Signals authority
- Converts demand
Just like humans, now AI models read homepages to understand what a company actually does.

But I have seen 100s of homepages that are vague, overly clever, and afraid to commit.

Your homepage decides your position in your industry. 

Considering this new AI contribution in SEO, we recently worked on a homepage. 

They offer local gate automation services

We built a clarity-first homepage. 
1. A hero section that clearly tells the offer & who it’s for
2. A smooth flow into core products and services
3. A collection-style section for solutions
4. Customer reviews for trust
5. FAQs to remove objections
6. Location coverage to capture local demand

Simple. Direct. Intent-focused.
They got mentions in LLMs & qualified leads in 15 days. 

If your homepage isn’t clearly telling; 
- Who do you help
- What problem do you solve
- Why you’re different

No amount of blog content will save you.
The first rule in modern SEO is CLARITY. 

Be clear & you’ll be fine. 

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- Fartash Shahzaib

I can tell you why your ‘AI-written’ content ranks… 
then disappears.

Google does NOT  “hate AI.”
But AI content is shallow. It adds nothing new.

So when you publish it, Google tests it.
And then it analyzes search behaviour; 

- Did the visitor stay on the page? 
- Did they share the content?
- On which part of the page did they spend the most time? 

Did they leave you & then read another similar post…

But as the AI content has no unique examples &  real differentiation, the visitor bounces back quickly. 

And Google ranks your content. 

Search engines don’t punish AI.
They ignore replaceable content.

If a page can be regenerated in 30 seconds by anyone, it has no reason to exist long-term.

AI is a writing assistant.
Not a value creator.

The moment you confuse the two, rankings become temporary.

Enough of excuses. Time to Execute. 
Try me.

- Fartash Shahzaib

Why ChatGPT recommends your competitor... even though you rank #1

No, I’m NOT going to share any GEO AIO tips. 
No one actually knows what’s happening behind the scenes. 

But I’ve analyzed a thing that’s one of the reasons you don’t get mentioned in LLMs even though you rank on your targeted primary keywords. 

Here’s what’s happening;
Google ranks pages.
LLMs recall brands.

Recall = influence across the internet. 

Your competitors who're getting mentioned have; 
- Powerful social media presence 
- Got backlinks from mentions in related sites
- Has clear topical authority 
- Knows their shittt really well 

You?
- Rank for keywords
- Almost no social presence
- Lacks a strong, consistent footprint

AI bots (GPT, Gemini, Grok, or whatever) don’t care about your ranking on Google’s 1st page. 

They care about how well you are covering your ‘niche space.’ 
And how credible you are beyond your website. 

So…
Work on your ‘influence’ 
Get your brand ‘recalls’ straight. 

That’s your answer right here. 

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- Fartash Shahzaib

AI didn’t kill SEO. It killed lazy positioning.

Google doesn't hate your website.
It hates that your website says the exact same thing as 10,000 others.

And that exactly is the problem you're ignoring.
You sound like everyone else.

Before AI, you're good to go with "good enough" content.
But now GPT, Gemeni, & AIOs summarize that content without mentioning you.

So what does that mean?
That means LLMs are not concerned with how much effort you put. 

They mention you if;
- Your ideas are unique 
- You're clearly positioning your brand distinctively 
- And your messaging is consistent on all platforms

That’s why generic blog posts don’t get any traction. 

SEO didn’t become harder. It just evolved. 
The strategy has evolved. And you can’t play the old cards. 

If your content can be swapped with a competitor’s logo and still make sense, that’s not an SEO problem.
That’s a positioning problem.

And no tool, prompt, or hack fixes that.
But an SEO strategist can fix it. 

Enough of excuses. Time to Execute. 
Try me.

- Fartash Shahzaib

SEO that works even when you sleep. Get promised results in 60-90 days, or I work for free. SEO Lead @Clixkly & Saiqic.

If you think GEO is 100% traditional SEO, you're being lazy. 
GEO is not "SEO" with a new name.

Traditional SEO = ranking for specific terms/phrases. 
GEO = being the go-to source for your users' queries. 

And that's what separates GEO from SEO.

(hear me out carefully next)… 

LLMs are 'chat with AI'. Traditional SEO was 'finding' the relevant information/sources' from ‘ranking' pages.

Before AI, the 'finding’ was 50% done by Google, & 50% was done by the searcher. 

With AI, the 'finding' is 100% done by AI. 

LLMs DON'T scrape the internet and bring what's 'ranking' on Google. 
They analyze the prompt and 'understand' the intent, and then mention/cite the pages that are most 'relevant'. 

This changes the whole scenario. 

Your content can rank #1 on Google, but won't ever appear on AI because your content was not relevant & satisfying enough. 

And that's where you need to blend SEO with GEO. 
With changed search behaviour. 

And that's what I can help you with.

- Fartash Shahzaib

Client: ‘My cousin knows SEO too.’


Me:

Many "SEO gurus" out here will hate me saying this…
But most SEO audits are glorified checklists. 
With zero impact on actual business growth. 

You'll get a so-called 'detailed' audit that'll tell you;  
- Meta titles missing
- Images not compressed
- A hundred "issues."

But they don't tell you:
What is actually important to get your money pages in front of your ideal customers/users

What are you missing on your site that's necessary to grow your business 

What to fix first & prioritize, and what to ignore entirely.

You'll get a 30+ page Gdoc / PDF or a spreadsheet, and you'll feel crowded. 

That was not the reason you hired someone for.
 
You hired an SEO specialist to get the answer to
"What's stopping my site from making more money from search?"

Everything else is utter crap.

If the audit is not giving you a clear strategy to make your website better, throw it in the dustbin & move on.

Or hire someone who actually got the guts to audit…
(Hint: that's meeee). 

- Fartash Shahzaib

This is one of the most important considerations for AI visibility & getting your site mentions/recommendations in LLMs

Your site structure (UI/UX, Navigation) should be clear & clean. 

If it’s making sense to humans…LLMs would most likely refer to it. 

Because, AI models learn from human patterns.

But if your site; 
- Has confusing categories
- Random blog sprawl
- No clear “what you actually do."

It sends an ‘uncertainty’ single to LLMs 

& no, I’m not talking about fancy designs & stuff. 
I’m talking about logical navigation & clear service pages. 

Even if you have fewer pages…
But you're clear with what you do and for whom
If you're talking to your ideal customers & users
You're good to go. 

It's nothing technical. It's a common sense thingie. 
It's communication. It’s about clarity. 

If you’re not clear. You’re confusing your visitor. 
And confusion is the fastest way to lose trust 

You’ll lose humans + AI. 

- Fartash Shahzaib

#seo #ai #sitestructure

This one CRO mistake kills SEO conversions & you lose $$$.

You drive traffic to pages that don't clearly describe what you do/offer. 

Too many CTAs.
Too much vague messaging.
Unclear, average-looking structure. 

SEO brings the visitor to the page.
Now it's messaging + presentation that makes the visitor act.

But most pages:
- Talk to everyone
- Convince no one
- Leak users silently

Clarity  >  persuasion.

If your page doesn’t clearly tell the visitor what's in it for them in 5 seconds … your SEO traffic is wasted

Traffic is expensive now.
Stop treating it casually.
Start bringing clarity to your pages. 

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- Fartash Shahzaib

90% of SEOs approach topical authority the WRONG way.

I’ve audited multiple sites and saw this pattern
There would be 200 blogs on the same keyword.

That is content volume. Not authority.

Real topical authority means
You cover the entire problem space
Each piece supports the next
Nothing important is missing

If you’re 
Repeating the same angle 20 times
Targeting slight keyword variations

& Hoping Google connects the dots
You’re doing it wrong. 

Authority is about completeness
It’s not about FREQUENCY.

One deeply structured content hub is better than 30 disconnected posts every time.

If your content answers “what” but not “why, when, and how,”
You're not building authority. You're just filling a calendar.

Do it the right way. 

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Enough of excuses. Time to Execute. 
Try me.

- Fartash Shahzaib

SEO used to be about traffic acquisition.
And that traffic acquisition was considered as ROI

Now the game's changed. 
The way people used to ‘discover' has changed. 

Now they 'validate' before they make any decision. 
And this validation is done by both Google and LLMs.    

That means if you/your brand is not consistent across the internet (LinkedIn, YT, website, etc.)...there’s something that tells AI bots & people that you’re not valid enough. 

So…in other words, SEO is ‘demand capture’. 

And because of that shift 
- Branded searches matter more
- Comparison pages outperform blogs
- You About Us Contact Us Page & Meta Tags matter more than ever. 

If your SEO strategy ignores brand and intent,
You'll get traffic, but your conversion ratio will decrease.

Focus on strategy & your brand positioning. 

PS. Do you think SEO is the same as GEO/AISEO?

- Fartash Shahzaib

I want to meet those folks who said that  “AI will extinct SEO in 2026”

They never really build/grow a business organically. 
(or maybe they’re planning to sell their AI courses?)

I’m still working with businesses and their neck pain is ‘demand’, ‘visibility’, and ‘conversions’. 

None of AI bots replaced any of that. 
Sure, the industry has evolved a lot.

Search has changed…but we (SEOs) have changed with that too. 

& I’m sure the lads who only knew quick fixes, can no longer ‘lure’ their clients. 
Their career is dead. 

& they should really start learning something new
Or can create courses and sell…
For others, there's still a lot to do in SEO.  

- Fartash Shahzaib

2023: Keyword research 

2026: Prompt tracking. Search behavior analysis. Sentiment analysis. Search query fan outs. Behavior targeting...

HOW MUCH WE'VE EVOLVED in just 1000 days.😵‍💫

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