Our client currently has an AI Visibility score of ~30 (Source - Semrush), and we've been tasked with improving it over the next 6 months. For those who have done similar projects, what activities drove the biggest improvements?
Right now our client's AI Visibility score is around 30, and our goal is to improve it significantly within six months.
Besides AI visibility scores from third-party tools, what metrics actually convince clients that the project is working?
With AI making it easier to create websites, content, and even case studies, I'm curious how much weight hiring managers, agencies, and clients still place on SEO portfolios.
Has your portfolio helped you land jobs, promotions, or clients? Or do experience, results, and personal branding matter more today?
Traditional SEO focused heavily on content and links, but AI search seems to rely much more on entity understanding. For those actively working on GEO/AEO, what's actually moving the needle today?
Interested in hearing real-world examples rather than theory.
Everyone talks about "building an entity," but the advice is often vague.
In your experience, what do most SEOs get wrong about entity-based SEO, GEO, and AI visibility, and what actually works instead?
Imagine you're entering a market dominated by established brands. With limited authority and budget, what would be your first 12 months of strategy to gain visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and AI Overviews?
If you were launching a new brand today, where would you focus first: reviews, UGC, digital PR, thought leadership, original research, community building, or traditional SEO?
For SEO professionals who have experience in both environments, which would you recommend and why?
I'm interested in comparing learning opportunities, career growth, compensation, job stability, ownership, and exposure to areas like Technical SEO, AI Search, AEO, GEO, and enterprise SEO. Which path would better prepare someone for long-term success in SEO?
For those who have experienced both agency and in-house SEO roles, which one contributed more to your professional growth?
I'm interested in learning about differences in skill development, career progression, compensation, ownership, and exposure to modern SEO areas like AI Search, AEO, and GEO. What would you recommend to someone building a long-term SEO career?
Curious to hear from app founders, marketers, and ASO specialists. Has ASO become underrated, or is it simply less effective than it used to be?
