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Rank Week Registration is Open!
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Rank Week Registration is Open!

Rank Week is a 5 day SEO workshop where we do SEO together LIVE.

I'm Matt Diamante. I run an SEO agency and wrote Get Found. I built Rank Week for people who are tired of reading about SEO and want to actually get it done.

Here are the details:

  • It runs from October 26th - 30th, 2026.
  • It costs $10 to join
  • Each session is 1 hour long.
  • All you need is a website & and ChatGPT or Claude
  • You don't need ANY SEO experience to make real progress
  • There are free daily bonuses for attending
  • By Friday you'll have optimized pages on your own site, keywords you've researched yourself, and a clear list of what to do next.

You can register for Rank Week here

u/mattdiamante — 9 days ago
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Rank Week Reviews - what did you think?

If you went through Rank Week, was it helpful? Did you get results? Was it complete BS?

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u/mattdiamante — 3 months ago
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Ai Readiness Checker: Test if your website ready for AI Agents

Full transparency: I created a free tool that checks if your website is doing all the things that AI loves.

You can try it here: AI Readiness Checker

On may 7 google shipped lighthouse 13.3.0. Buried in the release was a new category turned on by default. Agentic browsing.

in plain english it's a grade for how ready your site is for AI agents. not humans. the bots from chatgpt, perplexity, gemini, operator etc that are already crawling and clicking around...

it checks stuff like:

  • llms.txt (do you even have one)
  • your schema / structured data
  • the accessibility tree, which is what agents actually read instead of looking at the page the way we do
  • webmcp hooks
  • layout stability

It's auditing all this stuff... but you can't see it.

Try running a report on your site using page speed insights.. it's not there!

Right now the only ways to actually see your grade are:

  1. chrome devtools, but only if you're on chrome 150 or newer
  2. or using terminal on your computer...

so unless you live in a terminal or happen to be on the newest chrome, google is grading your site for AI and you have no way to look at the grade.

Quick reality check so nobody thinks im fearmongering:

It's experimental. it is NOT a confirmed ranking factor. google has not said this moves you in search.

but agent traffic is real and growing and "can a bot actually use this site" is gonna matter more not less. id rather know my number now than find out later.

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u/mattdiamante — 5 months ago
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I ran into a guy I hadn't seen in like a year last night at a party. We got to talking and he mentioned that he was completely booked and had a 3 month waitlist. He's a solo therapist.

I asked him what he was doing and he said that he was blogging once per week- no keyword research, no backlinks, nothing other than trying to be helpful.

He started blogging once a week because we had a conversation a year earlier, where I mentioned how valuable blogging was and how effective it was for our clients.

He took that conversation and actually implemented it.

And because he did that, he's booked solid, and is expanding his practice.

AND ChatGPT is recommending him to real people.. I actually did the keyword research for his website, did my own queries on chatGPT.. and he came up over and over again, despite Semrush saying he didn't rank for anything and has 0 "AI visibility"

15% of Google searches are BRAND NEW every single day. So by going after keywords that are genuinely helpful rather than only trying to rank for what people are currently searching for is a massive strategy that I'd say almost 100% of people doing SEO are missing.

u/mattdiamante — 6 months ago