r/Agent_SEO

What's one SEO myth that clients still believe no matter how many times you explain otherwise?

There's always that one thing. You explain it, you send them an article, you even show them data, and somehow three months later they bring it up again like it's brand new information.

For me it's the "just add more keywords and we'll rank higher" belief. Doesn't matter how many times I walk through intent and content quality, it always comes back around.

Curious what everyone else deals with. Is there a myth you've basically given up trying to correct and just work around instead?

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u/New_Nail_9457 — 11 days ago

I am testing an AI SEO agent. Drop your website and I will let it find 3 SEO opportunities

I am testing how well an AI SEO agent can find real opportunities instead of just showing SEO data.

Drop your website below and I will run it through the agent.

It will look for 3 specific SEO opportunities that could realistically improve organic traffic and explain what to do next.

I will do a few sites and share the results in the comments.

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u/rankbuddy — 13 days ago