Objection handling, ChatGPT ads, Claude's watermark, and how to rebuild a tool that already sold 2,000 copies. If having trouble with any links, you can read the online version here Hey Guys, One of today's videos contains a sentence that reframed how I think about selling: "you will close 100% of customers either on your product or on their limit." That's Jason Fladlien, and he's got 21 of those limits mapped out. We'll get to it. But first, Google quietly added Instagram, TikTok, X and...
6 days ago • 7 min read
Plus the $90 domain trick local SEOs are using to own 5 suburbs at once. If having trouble with any links, you can read the online version here Hey Guys, A Danish telco was banned from publishing a single word about the new iPhone before Apple's keynote. They ranked number 1 for "iPhone" anyway, above Apple, roughly 60 minutes after the event ended. The workaround is dumb, repeatable, and sitting in video 10. But start at the top, because today is stacked with things you can actually build...
8 days ago • 6 min read
Plus the $2 citation, the £60 Google Business Profile trick, and Claude Code eating WordPress. If having trouble with any links, you can read the online version here Hey Guys, 10 videos today, and 7 of them are circling the same thing without saying it out loud: the page is stopping being the product. The data behind it is. One guy is charging bots per crawl. Another is ripping WordPress out entirely and letting Claude run the site. A third is paying creators 25 bucks a video to get his...
10 days ago • 6 min read
Plus a 6-part prompt framework, PLR done properly, and why iPhone footage beat the £5,000 camera. If having trouble with any links, you can read the online version here Hey Guys, One of today's videos contains a $10,000 lesson that took a guy about 4 weeks to learn. He was spending real money on Facebook ads, his pixel was firing, his leads were coming in, and every single one of them was training the algorithm to find him more time-wasters. He fixed it with one piece of friction in the...
11 days ago • 7 min read
16 steps, 1 hour, and one export button most people never touch. If having trouble with any links, you can read the online version here Hey Guys, There's a page on your site right now that Google already likes. It's ranking, it's getting clicks, and it's quietly matching dozens of queries you never wrote about. You just can't see them because you've never clicked the one button that shows you. This edition starts there, then goes wide: Medium's return as a parasite SEO platform, the scaled AI...
12 days ago • 5 min read
The bar to beat most of the web right now is embarrassingly low. If having trouble with any links, you can read the online version here Hey Guys, Look, let me cut to the chase. Page Optimizer Pro just scored 10,937 real web pages, all of them owned by people actively paying for an SEO tool. People who are trying. The median score came back at 33 out of 100, and 46.8% landed in the band they call "effectively invisible." Those page owners had no idea. That's the theme running through all 10...
13 days ago • 6 min read
10 videos, 10 strategies you can steal today. Plus the churn fix that took one business from 30% to 2%. If having trouble with any links, you can read the online version here Hey Guy, Everyone keeps telling you AI is "changing everything." Most of them can't show you a single workflow that actually changed. This edition is different. 10 videos. 10 systems you can copy today. An outreach method that pulled $720k. A Reddit SEO play that outranks Reddit itself. And 2 deep dives on ChatGPT Work,...
14 days ago • 6 min read
3 ranking laws, 8 offer secrets, and the TikTok method selling books with $0 ads. If having trouble with any links, you can read the online version here Hey Guys, Here's something wild. Google published exactly how it ranks websites, in its own patents and a leaked API file, and 99% of marketers are still guessing. One agency owner read all of it, tested it across 1,000 client sites, and boiled it down to 3 laws. That's just 1 of the 10 videos I've broken down for you today. We've also got a...
15 days ago • 7 min read
A 944-token mistake, $539K from PDFs, and the LinkedIn toggle that takes 2 minutes. If having trouble with any links, you can read the online version here Hey guys, Look, let me cut to the chase. I went back through last 2 months edition I've sent and pulled the 5 pieces that people actually replied about, saved, or told me they used. One of them starts with a guy measuring his own setup file and finding it burned 944 tokens on every single message. He swapped it for something costing 53 and...
17 days ago • 3 min read