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In this episode, Ben Howe shares the importance of not being put off by the horror-stories; leverage AI for at-scale SEO output. But do it SMARTLY.
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Victoria Olsina shares the importance of building your own prompt libraries for your clients.
During the conversation we focusing on the following steps:
Data Collection: Gather extensive data from the client, including previous content, style guides, and brand guidelines.
Training the Model: Use this data to train a GPT, ensuring it understands the client's voice, preferences, and industry specifics.
Customization: Fine-tune the model to handle specific content types like blog posts, social media updates, and product descriptions.
Integration: Integrate the GPT with tools like content management systems and collaboration platforms for seamless use.
Continuous Improvement: Regularly update the model with new data and feedback to keep it current and effective.
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Danielle Neah Amponsah shares why digital PR isn’t just for links - it’s a powerful tool to build your brand.
Talking points include:
How do you run a successful digital PR campaign in 2025?
How does digital PR integrate with other marketing channels?
Is digital PR part of SEO?
How do digital PR and SEO work more effectively together?
How do you measure the impact of a digital PR campaign?
How do you incorporate digital PR into an overarching marketing strategy?
How is digital PR changing?
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Kevin Indig shares that the key to success in SEO for 2025 is automation.
Discussion points include:
1/ mining insights from forums, SERP Features, and top-ranking content
2/ creating massive amounts of baseline drafts for editorial content
3/ enhancing aggregator content programmatically
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Erik Wikander shares that it is essential that you understand how AI will impact search behaviour and content creation.
Topics discussed include:
How will AI impact search behaviour?
How will AI impact content creation?
How do you create unique AI content that performs well in search?
How do you use AI for the entire SEO and content marketing process?
What are the downsides to this?
How do you compete if everyone is doing the same thing?
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Ian Helms believes that AI doesn’t need to improve—SEOs and marketers need to get better at using it.
Talking points include:
How do you maximise the potential of AI?
What are the key limitations of AI?
Are these limitations likely to stay?
How do SEOs work smarter with their use of AI?
What tools should they be using?
How should they incorporate AI into their workflow?
What happens if you don’t use AI? Will you get left behind?
Are there certain SEO tasks that will never use AI for?
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Bill Hartzer shares that you can use AI tools to help you do your job more efficiently.
Talking points include:
What AI tools are you referring to?
How do you use them as efficiently as possible?
How do you link everything up together?
How do you ensure that AI is doing a good job?
How do you know what to ask AI to do, and what to do yourself?
What other tasks are you planning on testing AI on?
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Zack Kadish believes that in the age of AI, content marketers must prioritize human-centered, customer-first content.
Talking points include:
How would you summarise the AI-driven and evolving SERP landscape at the moment?
Why is it important to prioritize human-centered, customer-first content?
Why does this make it more likely that SEO will be a success in an AI-driven and evolving SERP landscape?
What does creating authentic, authoritative content that addresses real user needs look like in 2025?
Why does this strengthen trust, enhance user experience, and build brand credibility?
How do you measure the impact of this?
How do you continue to stay on top of the evolving SERP landscape and how do you know when to adapt your SEO strategy accordingly?
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Ashley Segura and David Bain discuss the age-old debate: Quantity vs Quality.
Talking points include:
- How to produce content at scale
- What tools do you recommend?
- What type of content works best?
- How should content be produced?
- Do you favour in-house or agency?
- What data should be utilised?
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Tamara Novitović shares the importance of predicting user needs with AI & secure backlinks that drive rankings and engagement.
Talking points include:
How do we Predict user needs with AI?
How does this help to secure backlinks that drive both rankings and engagement?
How important a ranking factor is user intent and how should we optimise for it?
What about engagement - how important a ranking factor is that?
How can AI be used to predict user search trends and behavioural patterns? (competitor analysis, algorithm impact, etc).
Can we provide AI with user data to help it better understand their needs?
What metrics do we use to track user behaviour?
Can we use AI to build a backlink strategy that attracts credible links?
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Manuel Madeddu shares the importance of not being used by AI.
Discussion points include:
What are the challenges with AI?
What’s best practice?
What is a holistic approach?
How do you work on efficiencies?
What are your thoughts on search engines using AI?
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Taylor Kurtz discusses the importance of utilizing AI as an ally, rather than viewing it as a threat.
Discussion points include:
Why might AI be a threat?
How do you turn it into an ally?
How do you use AI for different agency tasks?
- client communication
- report analysis
- content creation
- much more?
What sectors are you finding to be particularly suitable for the use of AI?
What about hallucinations?
Any other sectors that you are working with?
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James Brockbank shares the importance of thinking about E-E-A-T as your brand’s online reputation.
Talking points include:
How can E-E-A-T your brand’s online reputation?
What aspects of E-E-A-T are key to doing this?
How do you align link building, content and brand signals?
What aspects of link building, content and brand signals do you focus on most and why?
Can you do this in an automated way?
How does this link together in an overarching strategy?
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Chris Meabe shares the importance of including expert perspectives in your content.
Discussion points include:
How do you become an expert source?
What measurable impact does it have?
What statistics are Google using to quantify the level of expertise?
How do you demonstrate your level of expertise?
How do you enhance your level of expertise?
How do you become the reliable source?
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Jack Chambers Ward shares that authenticity is the difference maker for content in 2025.
Discussion points include Jack's 5 tips for creating authentic content:
1. Curate your content like you’re a magazine editor
2. Let your brand values drive the content, before the brief, before the keywords.
3. Stay consistent with your message and branding across channels
4. Leverage positive and negative elements in your marketing
5. Cut once, measure twice
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Dani Leitner shares the importance of concentrating on one topic at a time to gain topical authority and improve rankings.
Talking points include:
Why is Google focusing more on topical authority?
What difference does this make to the quality of content it serves?
What does this do for a small brand’s ability to compete?
Why can small brands compete more effectively?
How do you build topical authority?
How do you know the right audience questions to answer?
How do you know where you should be engaging with your audience?
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Iva Jovanovic shares the importance of focusing on delivering meaningful content to users (and don't dismiss EEAT signals) .
Talking points include:
What is meaningful content?
How important is EEAT in content in 2025?
You say that “Quality content will now more than ever be the main thing for all search engines” - how do you define quality content?
By all search engines - are you mainly referring to Google?
How do you think that the content creation process should be handled in 2025?
How should brands decide on what content to create?
How should a brand incorporate EEAT into their content?
What are some mistakes that companies are making with their content creation process?
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In this episode, Ryan Jones shares the importance of focusing on building brand search volume.
Discussion points include:
Why is building brand search volume important?
How do you measure increases in brand search volume?
How do you know which marketing activity increased the brand search volume?
Can SEOs claim credit for increasing brand search volume?
What are the key SEO activities that can increase brand search volume?
What are the key non-SEO ways to increase brand search volume?
Should you try to increase brand search volume on non-traditional search engines and discovery engines?
What is the future of building brand search volume?
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Gemma Fontané shares that Experience (within the E-E-A-T family) is the key element within the AI era.
Discussion points include:
- How experience will be a differential element for websites
- Concrete tips to leverage experience through Google (&other platforms)
- Why is experience so important?
- How does Google measure experience?
- How do you demonstrate experience?
- How will the importance of experience continue to evolve?
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Jono Alderson shares that we should stop writing articles. He says "Stop assuming that 'producing content' is a core, valuable, or necessary component of modern SEO. Burn your content marketing playbook, and critically assess the role of content in a world where Google can synthesize answers to increasingly large numbers of (types of) queries."
Discussion points include:
Why do we need to burn our content marketing playbook?
How do we critically assess the role of content in a world where Google can synthesize answers to increasingly large numbers of queries?
What does this do - how do we adapt our strategy?
What does a content marketing playbook look like in 2025?
What content strategies won’t make it?
Is AI going to make content marketing doomed?
Can we use AI in a way that augments our content, without fear of being gazumped?
How does this affect the setting of an SEO strategy?
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