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ChatGPT just ran 88 searches. Guess what showed up in the results? A buying guide we wrote for a client. So much for "SEO is dead." While everyone obsesses over the AI apocalypse, our B2B tech clients are banking organic traffic that actually converts. No begging for budget. No fighting Meta's auction. No dancing on TikTok. Just content that makes cash. I've watched this industry for 17 years. I've seen the Panda updates. I've survived Penguin penalties. I've skipped voice search "revolutions." Every time, the headlines scream: "SEO IS DEAD!" Meanwhile, real businesses keep making millions from search. The truth? The easy SEO game died. The real SEO game is thriving. Want to see the framework we use to drive $9.2M through organic content in 12 months? I wrote it all down in my $1 book. Link in bio. Dom "still alive and kicking" Jedro

That feeling on Sundays when you can’t wait to start work on Monday. Can you relate?

I just built a custom lead tracker for a client. What it does: → pulls leads into a beautiful dashboard → shows you ACTUAL leads (not GA4 lies) → shows you when the best time for running ads is Do you want this? Connect, like, comment ”Leads” and I’ll send it per DM

SEOs, why is SEMrush over and under estimating here? For this client, our actual organic traffic is 50.000 only. And paid traffic was 10.000 last month. Any idea where they get the data? Or how they estimate it? It’s SO off…

AI LLM Traffic: the new gold mine for B2B? Ever since my B2B tech client hit $9.2M with organic content, I've been obsessed with finding new traffic sources. Here's what I discovered: AI-referred visitors don't stumble onto your site - they arrive with specific questions your content answers. How to track it (takes 2 minutes, SAVE this for later): 1. Open GA4 2. Create an exploration report 3. Add "page referrer" as dimension 4. Add "sessions" as metric In Settings 6. Add "page referrer" as column 4. Add "sessions" as value Apply this regex filter: ^https:\/\/(www\.perplexity\.ai|chat\.openai\.com|claude\.ai|chat\.mistral\.ai|gemini\.google\.com|bard\.google\.co m|chatgpt\.com|copilot\.microsoft\.com|grog\.ai|manus\.im)(\/.*)?$ Why this matters for your cash flow: ✅ Identifies which AI engines your buyers use ✅ Shows which content gets cited (and clicked) most ✅ Reveals how fast/slow traditional search is shifting Want to dig deeper? Add "landing page + query string" and "session source/medium" as dimensions. The hard truth: While others panic about AI "stealing" their content, smart marketers are already positioning for this new traffic  source. Don't wait until your competitors figure this out. Set up this report today. Need to position your B2B content for maximum AI visibility? That's exactly what my Content Cash Machine framework addresses. Download my book to see how we generated $9.2M in 12 months with content that ranks AND converts: contentcashmachine.co Thoughts? ♻️ Repost & share the love #LLMO #ContentMarketing #SEO #AITraffic #B2BTech

Reddit Answers just changed the content marketing game. Now I can find customer dreams, objections, fears, and frustrations in minutes. Before this? Hours of customer interviews or generic AI responses. The real gold: actual voice-of-customer language. People describe their problems differently than marketers think. I've used this approach to help one of my B2B tech client drive $1.2M in revenue. Last month alone. Real language = real connection = real conversions. Remember: Customer language beats marketer language every time. ⬇️ What’s the one customer insight that changed your entire strategy? I‘ll put mine in the first comment. P.S. If you want to learn more about my content framework that turns customer insights into cash, grab my Content Cash Machine book for only $1. Link in bio.

The SEO world is panicking about AI search. Everyone's writing articles about "the death of Google" and "how to optimize for GEEPTEE." Meanwhile, I'm sitting here smiling. Because while everyone's scrambling to figure out the new rules, I've been quietly focused on what actually makes money: bottom-funnel content that converts. Here's what I've learned after 16 years in SEO and helping a B2B tech brand go from $7M to $9.2M in 12 months: SEO isn't dead. But traffic-obsessed SEO? That's on life support. Think about it: We've always been too fixated on vanity metrics. Search volume. Traffic. Rankings. Backlinks. All while ignoring the only metric that matters: revenue. AI search isn't killing SEO. It's killing the old, bloated approach where we: • Churn out 500 blog posts nobody reads • Target high-volume, low-intent keywords • Compete for traffic instead of customers • Ignore sales conversion in favor of traffic Good riddance. General Engine Optimization (GEO) isn't new. Smart marketers have been doing it for years. We've always known: • People search everywhere (not just Google) • Intent matters more than volume • Quality crushes quantity • Conversion beats traffic The difference now is that AI search is finally forcing everyone to admit what was always true: appearing in search results is worthless if you're not converting. I used to constrain myself with keyword volume because a niche might only show "30 monthly searches." Seemed hard to justify spending $900 on a guide with such "low potential." Then I watched one of those "low volume" guides bring in $270,000 in revenue. This is where the future of SEO exists: creating better assets that actually convert. Bottom-funnel content like: • Comparison guides • ROI calculators • Implementation roadmaps • Decision-stage resources You won't get fifty thousand monthly visitors. Probably won't even get five thousand. But if it gets you 3 sales at $90k each, who cares about traffic? This is why I developed the Content Cash Machine framework. Just three key principles: 1. Interview sales/support teams - They know exactly what content prospects need to make purchase decisions 2. Focus on BOFU assets - Target the exact moments buyers are making decisions 3. Convert visitors into paying customers - Build content that addresses dreams, objections, fears, and frustrations Will this content rank for high-volume keywords? Probably not. Will it convert at 5-10x the rate of your typical blog post? Absolutely. The future belongs to marketers who focus on: • Creating better content assets • Targeting purchase-intent keywords regardless of volume • Addresses real buyer concerns • Measuring success by revenue While everyone else panics about AI search "killing SEO," smart marketers are quietly building revenue engines with BOFU content. You can keep chasing traffic if you want. I'll keep chasing customers. What's your content strategy optimized for: traffic or revenue?