This SECRET Perplexity AI Prompt Ranks #1 (FAST!)...

- Jillian and Dino are doing a live stream with a member from the SEO Elite Circle. Jillian invites Dino to run through some live examples of how to use publicity for that. - Speaker B tells Speaker A that he uses on page AI for page optimization and for his articles. Speaker B explains how to use it to generate customers for his local business. - Julian and Dina are going to Australia at the minute. They talk about how to do the keyword research, how to structure the blogs, and how to build backlinks. - Dean and the others talk about how to do keyword research, how to find examples, and how to structure the blogs for SEO. - If you want to automate the outlines, but want to do it for cheap, try and find some alternatives to phrase. - Speaker A tells the other that Speaker A doesn't believe in AI for keyword research and Speaker B says the autocomplete in Google is basically AI. Speaker A needs to vet the keywords.

Speaker A: Today we are going to be running through Perplexity AI SEO with a twist, because we have a member from the SEO Elite Circle today. Dino. Welcome, Dino.

Speaker B: Thank you, Jillian. Good to be here.

Speaker A: Good to have you on here. It's the first time we've done a live stream with an SEO Elite Circle member, so it's super exciting. I know you're in the Plumbing Nation also, you were talking about real estate as well for your partner. So it's going to be fun to just run through some live examples of how you can use publicity for that.

Speaker B: Yeah, perfect.

Speaker A: Yeah.

Speaker B: Can you do. Yeah. Can you get stuck in?

Speaker A: Absolutely. All right, cool. So what we're going to do is I'll share my screen. Are you using AI for your website at the minute?

Speaker B: Yes. Content? Yes.

Speaker A: Yeah. Okay, makes sense. And articles?

Speaker B: Yeah.

Speaker A: How do you typically write your content right now? Are you using AI? What sort of AI are you using?

Speaker B: Yes, I am using AI. I use on page AI and that does, like page optimization and for your articles, which is really cool.

Speaker A: Nice. Yeah, I've never used on page AI. What sort of stuff do you do with that?

Speaker B: Basically you just. Yeah, write in your keyword you're going for and it'll write your article in a few minutes and you're done pretty much. And it optimizes it with all the Google entities and all that sort of stuff. So, yeah, it's really good.

Speaker A: That's pretty cool. That's pretty cool. All right, I'm just going to quickly sign up to Perplexity Pro and upgrade my membership just so I can show people watching, like all the cool stuff you can do with this. Now, first thing I would say for you, obviously you're in the plumbing niche and you're trying to rank locally. Right. So you're in Hardware day, for example.

Speaker B: Yep.

Speaker A: Yeah. The, one of the best ways that you can use Perplexity is you can actually just come up with a bunch of, like, local SEO keywords around your particular niche. So for example, let's say. And I'll put everything, all the prompts in everything from today and I'll share them with you, but I'll also share them with everyone watching as well. Yeah, but yeah, so let's say your niche is Plumbers Harvey Bay. Right?

Speaker B: Ah, yeah. H E R V E Y. H.

Speaker A: E R V A A Y. Right. You say H E R V E Y E Y. Okay, perfect.

Speaker B: That's it. Yeah. Cool.

Speaker A: All right. All the way from Australia and we're going international today. Nishi equals Plumbers Harvey Bay. And then you can say, find me some low competition keywords, Alphabet soup method to generate customers for my local business. And anyone watching this, like, you don't have to necessarily use. You don't have to use this for local. Like you can use this for any sort of industry you want. And so you could switch this to, for example, you could niche this down to E commerce, real estate info, products, whatever niche you're in. This prompt will work if you customize it right. And then you can see a bunch of ideas right here. Now, some of these are going to be bs and some of them you're probably not going to want to use. Right. But for example, best emergency plumber, Harvey Bay. That looks like a relevant keyword to me that you potentially rank for. The other thing that you can do is you can go into Google Autocomplete if you need some keyword ideas and you can just have a look through the list and be like, okay, Harvey Bay Plumbers, Harvey Bay Plumbing. These two will likely be the same page.

Speaker B: Yeah.

Speaker A: Because people are basically looking for the same thing. But then you can also see, for example, you've got Harvey Bay plumbing supplies. Harvey Bay Plumbing jobs that probably wouldn't be so relevant to you. And also I think for you particularly, emergency plans would be pretty good because those are customers ready to buy and also ready to spend a lot of money at the same time. Yeah, awesome. I don't know why I've got a lot of cousins back in England, but they're all going to Australia at the minute.

Speaker B: Perfect weather here at the moment. It's great.

Speaker A: Yeah, they. They love it. Also, like a mate I grew up with as well, he never to, actually.

Speaker B: Oh, yeah, Yeah.

Speaker A: I don't know what happens. You let people go home after they go or they don't.

Speaker B: They love it too much. Yes, I stay.

Speaker A: Yeah. All right, cool. We got a lot of people watching as well. Tyler says howdy, guys. Hi. Tyler's another member of the SEO elite, so welcome, Tyler. Amizi says hi, Julian. And if we've got any questions as we're going along, we've got a lot of people watching today. If anyone has any questions as you go along, just feel free to ask them and we'll just help you out as much as we can. So essentially for you, Dina, what I would say is when you're doing the keyword research and when you find some good examples of keywords you like, just build up a list, like 50 of them and then, you know. Yeah, this is all my. This all my keyword Research and it's just a case of creating the content from there. Do you have a keyword strategy in place at the minute?

Speaker B: Oh, like when I first did it, obviously I use AHREFS as well, following what you were doing, which is awesome. Love rfs. It's great. The thing I didn't do at the start was I didn't have long tail keywords for a lot of blog posts. So I was just like plumbers Harvey Bay. I was just basically doing my suburbs. So like plumbers Harvey Bay, plumbers Yarangan, blah blah blah, and creating pages for that for my local search. I guess the thing for me was structuring how you do the, like the blogs with finding these keywords.

Speaker A: All right, so like you want to know how to structure your blogs, right?

Speaker B: Yeah.

Speaker A: For SEO. Okay, we'll come on to that in a second. And we have a question from guy who says hi, I want quality backlinks. Can you help? Absolutely. If you book in a call link in the comments description, you can book in a call about link building and feel free to jump on a call with us one to one. We'll guide you through number one, how to build backlinks, best types of links to build, and then also if you want us to do it for you, we're happy to do that too. So let's keep running through now and yeah, so from here I hope for everyone watching it's pretty clear how to do the keyword research. Dino, I know you were saying you were following the structure from the SEO elite circle, which is a really good way to do it. And then also the thing for you as well, I would say is there's going to be certain niche services that you offer around plumbing that you could also rank for. It'll be quite easy. So for example, I don't know if you do this, but for example, services like drain cleaning, gas fitting, hot water systems, etc.

Speaker B: Yeah, definitely. And then, yeah, with those you just, you create a page on your website for them. They're not a blog, are they? Is that correct?

Speaker A: Yeah, exactly. So these would be more service pages, not blogs.

Speaker B: Yeah.

Speaker A: So for example, we'll go on to Google now. I'll show you some examples of how to do this. So there's a few ways you can do it. Let me type in some example keywords. So for example, plumber's Harvey Bay. Let's say you're trying to rank for the keyword best plum was Harvey Bay. There's a few ways that you can structure this. The first thing I would say is number one, get a maps listing, if you haven't already.

Speaker B: Yeah, I have. I've just recently done all that. So I think my website's been live for like a couple of weeks.

Speaker A: Perfect. And then also when you're doing the local maps listing, like, you want to make sure that you. You get a lot of reviews on there. Like, you can see how this is ordered in terms of reviews, like 576, 123, 118. It's like the best reviews and the most amount of reviews are the maps listings that rank. That's like the 820 of it. Also, we had a really good thread inside the SEO lead circle. I'll pull this up as a freebie for everyone watching, but I think it'd be super, super useful for you as well, Dean.

Speaker B: Yeah, I haven't seen that yet.

Speaker A: Yeah, where is it now? Let me try and find this example for you. Here we go. I'm actually going to. I'll pin it to the feature because I think a lot of people in the SEO community would like it, but basically. Yeah, so reviews are like the 80, 20 of it, obviously. Add in, like, lots of images and videos to the content as well. CTR with Driving Directions was another tip recommended by Ronald Osborne. He actually, he's in Australia too. He's a member of the SE Circle, makes about 150k a month with partnerships. And yeah, these are some of his best tips as well. And then also just align the. I think a lot of people do this wrong, but, like, align the GMB with your services on the website, if that makes sense.

Speaker B: Yeah.

Speaker A: Cool. And you've also seen the full training here, right, on how to do local SEOs. I think that'll help you too.

Speaker B: Yeah, I did watch that this morning. That was really good. So, yeah, I just need to put that into practice now.

Speaker A: Perfect. All right, I'm going to copy and paste these tips into this document for you, just so you've got them, how to handle it. Great. All right, we've covered a lot already. How to automate keyword research, how to find examples, and some of the best examples for you, how to do GMBs. Next up, let's talk about how to structure your blogs for SEO. Are you using any sort of, like, content outline tool to figure out what sort of keywords you can rank?

Speaker B: Basically, I just, I was just going into Google and typing a certain keyword and then, yeah, coming up with best plumbers, Harvey Bay Plumbers, Harvey Bay prices, all that sort of stuff for that that's all I was using at this point.

Speaker A: Yeah. Okay. So here's how I usually do it when it comes to figuring out what I should rank for. So let's say, for example, I want to rank for the keyword best plumbers, Harvey Bay inside the organic listings. So be the maps listings. Right. If I want to rank for a keyword like that, I'm going to be looking at all these competitors. I'm not going to pull it up on this example video because it's other people's content. I don't want to show that on the YouTube video, but you can basically look through other people's pages, get a list of all the headings, get a list of all the topics and FAQs I've covered and the structure and the word count, and then reverse engineer. Okay. This is what's working for them. Therefore I'm going to do it for my site too, if that makes sense.

Speaker B: Yeah. Cool.

Speaker A: So reverse engineer, you compare this. I'm sure you wouldn't as well, but no one just steal their headings but rewrite it. Unique.

Speaker B: Yeah. Cool. Yep.

Speaker A: Right. There's a couple of other options to help you. I'm going to show you some good examples of how to do this. If you want to automate your outlines, but you want to automate them for cheap, let's say you don't want to look through every single competitor over and over again. Right. You don't want to do that all manually yourself. What you could do is you can go inside appsumo and you can search something like phrase and just try and find some alternatives to phrase that would automate your content outlines. Otherwise you could type in stuff like content outlines and basically appsumo, it gives you access to tools that are like heavily discounted sort of copies of other competitors. That makes sense.

Speaker B: Yeah.

Speaker A: So if we're scrolling through here, you've got witnessed. Sorry, seed. Seed is only $44. And you see how it's giving you a content optimization score here. That looks very similar. Phrase or Surfer or all these optimization tools that will automate the content analyzed for you.

Speaker B: Yeah, that's what. Yeah, that on page AI does too, basically, sort of thing. Which is awesome. Yeah.

Speaker A: Yeah, that's exactly what you want. Definitely. Yeah, that sounds good. I'm going to have to do a video on On Page AI.

Speaker B: Yeah, it's really good.

Speaker A: Yeah.

Speaker B: I'll rate it. And then obviously it's got all your Google entities on the right. And then it'll add them into the content and then you can basically just click on the words that it's missing and then it'll auto optimize. It does AI detection. Yeah, it does everything. It's really good.

Speaker A: I'm gonna have to put that on my list of video ideas. Let me find it right on page AI. Perfect.

Speaker B: Yep.

Speaker A: All right.

Speaker B: I think there's two, but it's the one with like the little rocket ship.

Speaker A: Okay. Yeah, if it's got the rocket ship emoji, I'm already bought in, mate. Okay, well, all right, cool. We've got a few questions here that I want to just answer on the comments here. So novice says you recommend writing articles about all the related keywords at the main topic. I'll show you how to automate this in a second. And the best way to figure out, okay, what should you write in your article and how to optimize it. And then Tyler says, if the first position is a product page, but I want to do a blog page, is it a wise idea or should I also do a product page? Outrank them? Yeah. So if, for example, Google was showing like 10 product pages or 5 product pages for that keyword, you would also do a product page for that keyword. Same as Dino was saying before, if you're trying to rank for best emergency plumber, Harvey Bay, then you would create a service page around that topic. Cause it's obviously not a blog post that people are looking for, right?

Speaker B: Yeah, that was the one thing that really, what's a blog, what's a page sort of thing.

Speaker A: Yeah, that makes sense. And then also, guys, I don't believe in AI for keyword research. Now, you can believe what you want, but I would say, number one, perplexity gives you some solid ideas. But then you want to vet. Right. You want to go through this list and make sure people are actually searching for them. But also, the autocomplete in Google is basically AI. Like the ideas that you're getting from Google's autocomplete. It's basically like AI generated stuff, right? So they're predicting, based on previous data, what people search for in the future. And also if you're not sure about some of these keywords, let's say, for example, you're not sure. Okay, can I rank for best plumbers, Harvey Bay? You can actually validate them. So you can take a keyword like this and be like, that sounds like BS to me. I don't believe AI or I don't believe Google autocomplete. Let me check it for myself. So you can go into, ahrefs, free Keyword tool. And then from here, free Keyword Generator tool. And just paste in that keyword that you found previously. Hit Find Keywords. Make sure you verify you're a human. And if you can't find that keyword, then potentially you don't want to rank for it. But usually if it's like a local keyword and it is in the autocomplete, then that's a good sign. Also, what you can do is you can just put in a shortened version of it. So you could put. Best you could put Plumbers Harvey Bay, make sure you set the country as well. So I think that's why it didn't show up before. Just make sure you set up the country. Hit Find Keywords, verify it. And you can see this is a pretty easy keyword to rank for. The volume is higher than 100 for that search keyword. So it's a good one to go for.

Speaker B: Yeah, a hundred percent.

Speaker A: All right, let's finally come on to the content creation and how to do this. So when you're using any of these tools, we'll create new. We'll type in that keyword we were going after before. So Best Plumbers Harvey Bay, set the country as Australia and then we'll hit Create Document. Now, is there anything I know you saying like you weren't sure what to write about inside the content, Is that because on page AI is not giving you the information that you need or you're just not sure about certain things?

Speaker B: No. So like once you got the keyword, it writes everything for you, which is great. It was just basically like how I was structuring, like obviously Plumbers Harvey Bay, Plumbers Yorangan, which is a suburb, was like a page. But then like Best Plumbers Harvey Bay, did I have a. Do I structure a page for that or is that a blog?

Speaker A: I see, that was.

Speaker B: Yeah, that was the sort of thing like what was a page and what was a blog, basically.

Speaker A: Yeah. So in that example, let's have a look at Best Plumbers Harvey Bay. If we pull up this example and we scroll down and we see what's ranking, you can see these, the keywords. A lot of the pages that are ranking are number one directories. So you can see, for example, this is like top 10 plumbers in Harvey Bay. Yeah, it's a directory. This is a homepage. So you can't really reverse engineer a homepage. Like that's just a company. This is a directory. Let me have a look at this example right here. This is like A service page.

Speaker B: Yeah.

Speaker A: And let's have a look at this one. This is like a service page. So it's a homepage, but it's basically a service page. Right. So if I was looking at the first page of Google there, I think for you, because you're not a rank and rent website, just create a service page.

Speaker B: Yeah. Okay, cool.

Speaker A: So not a blog post, but an actual service page.

Speaker B: Yeah. So basically, yeah, Find the words, type them into Google, see what they're showing up for if they're a blog or a page, and then just copy what they're showing up as.

Speaker A: Yeah, a hundred percent. And then also, like when you're doing the content outline, whatever tool you're using. Let me zoom in for people here so they can see it. But whatever tool you're using, you can choose to select headings from search results, and it will give you a list of the headings from your competitors. So, for example, you can look through the list and you're like, okay, I'm gonna take. I'm gonna take some of these, scroll through them, and just add them to the list. So, like plumb is Harvey Bay. We'll add that and you see how it's called, like H1, H2, et cetera.

Speaker B: Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A: So that's like the hierarchy of the page. So, like, you'd start off with H1 and H2, H3, et cetera.

Speaker B: Yeah, cool.

Speaker A: And then you can run through, like, these headings and just answer the content. Now, what you're also gonna see is on the page, you'll see the word count. Right. So this is 5,300 words, 1,800 words. 1,100 words. 1,100 words. And so that gives you an idea of how many words you would write. So if, for example, the average of the first page, which in this example looks like roughly, I would say around like maybe 1,000 words. 1,200 words.

Speaker B: Yeah.

Speaker A: That you can. Then you would target a similar amount of word count, but you want to write with less fluff than your competitors.

Speaker B: Straight to the point.

Speaker A: Yeah, exactly. And if you can give more value than your competitors in a lower word count than you can vectors, I think you're always going to win because people, like, it's not about writing the longest page. I think it's about giving the most amount of value in the least amount of time possible, if that makes sense.

Speaker B: Yeah. Yeah. Cool.

Speaker A: Tyler's asking, what tool is that? So this particular tool is phrase IO, which I got a lifetime deal on AppSumo, and it's paid for itself. But again, I think you could use tools like this one, for example. Right. Seed. And probably do very similar things. Like you can see the content grading right there. It's obviously reverse engineering what's already ranking and it also looks a bit like Jasper in terms of the workflows. But yeah, that gives you an idea of what you can use and how to use it. So does that make sense in terms of like, how to structure the website and how to write the content and everything?

Speaker B: Yep, definitely. Yeah, that's good. Yeah. For me it was obviously the keywords, how you structure all that with your service pages and pages on your site and then what do you do for your blogs? And then. Yeah, and I can start ripping into that now.

Speaker A: Yeah, exactly. And then you got your keyword, which is Basically just a H1. Like your main keyword is going to be the H1 exact match and then you write your content underneath. Now, I was speaking to another SEO Elite Circle member last night, actually, Matthias Dios. There's a. There's an interview coming soon, but we were talking about the best ways to leverage AI to write content and it's. I wouldn't recommend just going down like the one click and then publishing approach. You can get AI to do 80 or 90% of the content and then just find a way to make your content unique and add something new, some type of new information to the content that most people aren't doing. Does that make sense?

Speaker B: Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure.

Speaker A: There's always ways to like, make it more unique, add something interesting in there, add some interesting detail that most people haven't done. But I just, I wouldn't recommend writing it based on what your competitors are doing. I'd write something completely new based on the headings and the outline that Google likes to see. Perfect.

Speaker B: Cool.

Speaker A: Yeah. And then from there you can just generate the content. Now, coming back to Perplexity and how to write the content, I think is one of the best ways to do this is write it section by section. So for example, let's say you've got a heading to write like blocked drains, Harvey Bay. You can go into Perplexity, we can switch to Pro. I'm actually just going to make sure that we're using Claude because Claude is my favorite AI model to use when writing content. Do you only. Do you usually use like ChatGPT inside on page AI or what sort of.

Speaker B: Yeah, Claude. I use Claude. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A: Claude is just so much fun. They might as well models.

Speaker B: What I normally do is I go I'll type in. So I'll go into my on page, find out like all my words that I need Google entities. Then I'll put them in a little spreadsheet and then I'll put them into Claude and say, hey, I need to write a page about Plumbers Harvey Bay. Can you make sure all these words are included? Then I'll put that into the tool and then, yeah, I just make sure all the words are included. And then once it looks good, I. Yeah, then paste it into the website.

Speaker A: Nice man. Yeah, yeah, that's a good way to do it. So if we go on to AI models inside Perplexity settings, this is on the Pro version, but you can Change it to Claude 3.5 Sonnet and then inside the inside perplexity, what I'm going to do is I'm just going to give it a prompt that basically tells us to only write this section, but also adapt it to your business and your brand. Right. For example, we take one of my favorite prompts for writing content, which is this one right here. We're going to grab that, we're going to plug it into flexd. I'm going to put the heading as equals block drains Harvey based. So let's say you write the content for this H2 and then from there, but for content creation, do this easy to read, feels conversational. UK grammar. We'll delete the internal linking opportunities. We won't add the fa, we'll add subheadings and headings, keyword and first line, first person. And that should be good to go. And then what I would also recommend is you just add some information about you. So right from this perspective and then just as a placeholder, obviously you would tailor it to your brand, but it'd be like, okay, a local plumbing company called Plumbers sell my services, sleep throughout content. Right. And then also here, because it's just one single section, we want it to be like maximum, I would say maximum 200 words, maybe less.

Speaker B: Right.

Speaker A: We'll hit enter and it's probably not going to come out perfect, but it'll give us a starting point to write the content from. I'm just going to paste this prompts right here for people who are watching.

Speaker B: Yeah, cool. I definitely need to have a look at that prompt too.

Speaker A: Yes. These prompts always changing.

Speaker B: Right.

Speaker A: So like the way that things are, it's always changing. If you look, for example, let's have a look at that. See how long that is. Yeah. So it's written about 200 words there. It's formatted it really nicely and you see how it's dealing with this. We've seen it all. Our company blockchains are a pain, but here's how we help them. Here's a culprit, here's why you shouldn't ignore it and here's why you should use a professional instead of trying to do it yourself. And then it sells your services throughout the content.

Speaker B: Yeah, that's awesome. I like that.

Speaker A: With a nice little CTA there as well. Now let's say you've got 10 or 12 headings and it's just a page that needs to be 1,000 or 1,200 words. You could cut this down to 100 words and also optimize with LSIs and entities for keyword.

Speaker B: So once you do all this with perplexity, do you run it through like an AI scanning tool just so Google doesn't detect it's through AI?

Speaker A: I usually don't simply because I don't really. I don't think Google cares anymore if I. Yeah, but it's. If Google was already ranking AI content number one, it clearly isn't against AI content, but I think it is against AI spam and like unedited AI spam. I also think that if you look for example at humanized content, stuff that passes AI detector that is AI written usually it just doesn't feel as natural as when it first came out the prompt. That's why I'm not too fussed about it. But it depends on people's risk tolerance. Right. If you're running a billion dollar company, you probably want to be a lot more careful.

Speaker B: Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A: You can see here. So again, it sold you throughout the content, but it's a lot shorter. It gets straight to the point, but it's nicely formatted as well.

Speaker B: Yeah.

Speaker A: So I think that's good. That's good to know. I'm just gonna.

Speaker B: That looks really good.

Speaker A: Thanks. I'm just gonna grab this SAP right here and then inside the description from the video today. I'll give people access to this. So let me go to the live stream. We'll put this in the description if you wanna get access to it. Dino as well. It's just inside the description there.

Speaker B: Yeah, perfect. Yeah, I'll definitely have a look at that. That's cool.

Speaker A: Awesome.

Speaker B: So I think yeah, I did this before I come into the leaked circle. Like a lot of my content. So I'll definitely probably have to go back through and use that prompt and yeah, upgrade a lot of my content. I think.

Speaker A: Awesome. And Narissa says, do you recommend injecting facts from new and reliable sources by letting the GPT to read and analyze the source page itself? I think the best way to insert facts still is to do it manually, but if you really want to do it like automated with AI, I still think perplexity is probably one of the best places you do this. You can go to focus over here, then you can go to academic and then from academic or in fact, not even if you're in the plumbing niche, you don't need to go academic, but you can say, find me some statistics plus references plus case studies about plumbing in Australia. So you just tailor it to your niche and your location, et cetera. Hit enter so it will do the research for you. And it can. It's connected to the Internet so you can find that sort of stuff. And once that's done, you can find a bunch of like external resources and facts to include inside the content so you can see all this information and you got the sources for each fact on the side there. So if people want to automate the facts, that's one of the easiest ways to do it. Cool. Just a couple more FAQs, I think Artifact says here recommended to write with AI app clients actually check the AI detection in the content. So if you're writing for clients, like, you got to be transparent with them. You're using AI. If you're not telling them you're using AI and then they check it and they're like, mate, you're using AI, they're going to be. They're going to be seriously annoyed. Right? You'd be annoyed. Do you know if someone did that?

Speaker B: Yeah, it just depends on what prompts they're using and, and how the content comes out as well. If you're just typing in plumbers, Harvey Bay drain cleaning or something and go straight into Chat GPT and it comes out very basic, you'd probably be a bit annoyed. But if it comes up like we had it in there, it's pretty. Yeah, it looked pretty good.

Speaker A: Yeah, man, definitely. That's it. It's all about the quality. Like if you go into chat GPT, if you went into chatGPT and you write an article on SEO, you'd be terrible. What comes out, it's all about that, it's prompting.

Speaker B: Yeah, definitely.

Speaker A: And novice says, but ad networks have started to reject AI content, which I actually disagree with. I think that facts around that if you actually join the SEO elite circle, there's some cool stuff inside there on how to get approved Quickly. And Catfish says, but you're assuming that the entities LM understands because it's training the same entities Google recognizes better. Yeah. So what you can also do, if you really want to be like fact driven on inserting entities, just go to. You can use a tool like FRAID to actually find the LSIS for you or also side Sister. Sister is another good option. We go inside the Content Optimizer. This is a free tool actually for everyone. Using is just not that good for content outlines. So if we log in here and we'll go to Content Optimizer and I'll show you some examples of how you can use the entities and LSIs. So if we go to edit, wait for that to load and you've got a bunch of LSIs on the right that you can copy and paste into Perplexity and then ask it to rewrite with these specific entities. So if you want more like fact driven, if you're more referenced lsizing entities that aren't just from the AI, then just get them from Zista or from neuromriter or Fraser, whatever you use. Manny says, how do I learn SEO from scratch, please. That's a really good question. I'm gonna let Dean answer this. You've been learning from the SEO elite circle, right? How's that been going so far?

Speaker B: Yeah, yeah. I didn't know how to structure any of my site or anything. So that's why I jumped onto the circle basically from start to finish. Starts at keyword research, goes through to your content, how to get it indexed, backlinking, everything's in there. So it's made it so easy for me. Yeah. Today I've just gone through adding Yoast to my site, which has cleared up so much stuff as well. Yeah, it's basically step by step and yeah, very easy and very knowledgeable. So yeah, a hundred percent recommend that if anyone's sitting on the sideline and you need need some help, jump in. It's really good.

Speaker A: Awesome man. I really appreciate that. Is, have you found this training session useful today and is there anything else I can help you with before you got.

Speaker B: No, I've never really used that perplexity. So I'll definitely jump in and have a look at that as well. Yeah, just going through at the moment, so I'll definitely have to clear a few of my pages up. But yeah, no, it's been very helpful. Yeah, I really appreciate it.

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Speaker B: That's crazy.

Speaker A: Awesome, man. You've got the sop. I've tried to answer, like, every single question. If you have anything else, just let me know. Feel free to reach out in the dms.

Speaker B: Yeah, perfect. Well, thank you.

Speaker A: All right. Appreciate you jumping on Dean as well. You've been great.

Speaker B: Cheers. Thank you very much. See ya.

Speaker A: Thank you. Cheers.