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02/06/2026

Breaking news! If you don't toggle this in your website, AIs might not see it.. And they mention you

It converts your site’s HTML into markdown, a cleaner format that dramatically reduces token usage for AI systems. The idea is simple: if AI agents like ChatGPT or Gemini can process your content more efficiently, they may prioritize crawling your site and potentially reference it more often in responses.

What stands out is how easy it is to enable. There’s no complex implementation or development work involved, just a toggle inside the Cloudflare dashboard. For businesses thinking about discoverability in an AI-first search landscape, this feels less like a technical tweak and more like an early optimization worth understanding. If AI agents increasingly become a layer between users and information, how your content is delivered to them matters.

One important caveat: this feature currently appears limited to Cloudflare Business and Enterprise plans. If you’re already on those tiers, it may be worth turning on now. If not, it may make sense to watch and wait, especially if Cloudflare expands access to free users. Either way, this is another signal that optimizing for AI agents is becoming a real part of digital strategy, not just a future concept.

01/06/2026

Try to guess which website is more popular. Let’s go. Online learning platform edition.

First one was LinkedIn Learning versus EdX. Honestly, I didn’t expect LinkedIn to win that one, but apparently it does.

Then LinkedIn versus Udemy. I used Udemy a lot in the past, so I went with Udemy. And yeah, Udemy wins.

Next was Udemy versus Duolingo. I’ve used Duolingo too, although I never really got into it that much. I genuinely thought Duolingo would take it because it feels like everyone knows it now. But nope, Udemy again.

Then came Udemy versus Khan Academy. At that point I was thinking, okay, Khan Academy has to be massive. And yeah, they actually beat Udemy.

After that it was Khan Academy versus Coursera. I’ve used Coursera before as well, so I was curious about this one. Turns out Coursera wins.

Some of these were way less obvious than I expected. A few platforms feel huge online, but when you actually compare search popularity, the results are completely different.

So now I’m curious. How many did you get right?

01/06/2026

This is better than showing in AI! If you get a customer from Reddit to your site, they'll buy.. So here's how to find them

There’s a tool where you just paste your website, wait a few minutes, and it finds subreddits that are genuinely related to your niche. Not random communities, actual places where your potential customers are already hanging around talking about the problems your business solves.

But this is the part I found most useful. It also shows you real Reddit threads and conversations happening inside those subreddits.
The tool doesn’t directly give the links, which is a bit annoying, but it’s super easy to find them. Just copy the subreddit name, search it in Google, then add the thread title. You’ll find the exact discussion immediately.

And some of these threads are insanely relevant. I found one for a client where someone from America was literally asking about moving to Europe, which is exactly what the client helps people with.

At that point, you don’t need some complicated SEO strategy. You just need to participate like a normal human being. Create an account for your business, but focus on actually helping people. Answer the question properly, share knowledge, give useful advice, and be transparent.

Because the moment you start hard promoting yourself, Reddit users instantly smell it. Your comment gets deleted, people downvote you, and eventually the account becomes useless. But if you consistently provide value, people naturally become curious about who you are and what your business does. And those are usually the best leads.

29/05/2026

You're going to flip out with this! You can now steal your competitors backlinks.. And it's literally free

The process is honestly pretty straightforward. Just search a keyword related to your business, find a competitor ranking for it, right click the page, and copy the link.

Then you paste that URL into a free backlink tool. One thing that confused me at first is that if you copy links from AI search results, they sometimes come with extra tracking text attached to the URL. You need to delete all that extra stuff until you’re left with the clean link only. After that, make sure the tool is set to exact URL and run the search.

And boom, you suddenly see all the websites linking to that specific competitor page. This is where it becomes useful. If a website already linked to your competitor, there’s a good chance they could link to you too because you’re in the same niche talking about similar topics.

So instead of randomly emailing websites hoping for backlinks, you’re reaching out to sites that already proved they link to content like yours. You can contact them, offer a collaboration, suggest your content as an additional resource, or in some cases even pay for placement if that makes sense for your strategy.

And honestly, if you now know how easy this is, your competitors probably know it too. They’re already checking who links to you. So you might as well do the same.

27/05/2026

Breaking news! You can now create ads in ChatGPT.. And you should start before it gets flooded

I mentioned a while ago that ChatGPT would eventually launch ads, and a lot of people were hyped about it. Almost 15,000 actually. And now it’s starting to look real. The setup looks pretty familiar. You create a campaign, add your ad details like the image, title, link, and copy, then launch it and track the results. Very similar to how Meta ads work.

And for users, it seems like the experience is going to look something like this: a normal ChatGPT answer, then suddenly a sponsored result appears underneath it.

Honestly, the more obvious the sponsored label is, the worse it probably is for marketers because fewer people click. But at the same time, I don’t think ads should be blended into AI answers without clear attribution either. If it’s an ad, it should clearly look like one. What’s interesting is the timing. Whenever a new ad platform appears, the first ads usually perform really well because users are not trained to ignore them yet. People are still curious, so they click.

But over time that changes. Users unconsciously learn where ads are, how they look, and how to avoid them. It happens on every platform eventually. So if you’re seeing this early, at least test it. The window where new ad placements work unusually well usually doesn’t stay open for long.

25/05/2026

I'm about to save you hours of work! If you don't know what content to create to rank in Google and AI.. Just do this

There’s a process called tokenization, and once you see it, a lot of keyword research suddenly becomes way easier.

The setup is honestly simple. Just go to your website, press Ctrl A, Ctrl C, and copy all the content from your most important pages. Your homepage, service pages, maybe 5 or 10 pages total. Paste everything into a sheet.

Then search a keyword related to your business in Google, find a few competitors, and do the exact same thing with their pages. It takes maybe 2 or 3 minutes.

And this is the important part. Go into Google Search Console and export all the keywords you already rank for. Most people just look at them and move on, but you actually want the raw data. Copy all of that into the same sheet with the website content.

Now you upload that sheet into AI with a prompt, and instead of getting generic AI slop, you get something genuinely useful.

What happens is AI separates all the content into individual words and counts how many times every word appears. Basically a frequency map of the language being used across your site, your competitors, and the keywords already driving impressions.

This is where it becomes useful. You start noticing patterns. Certain words constantly appear together, and some combinations are way more relevant than you initially thought.

So let’s say you pick two words that clearly show up a lot and make sense for your niche. You throw them into a free keyword tool, and suddenly you start seeing keyword combinations you probably would’ve never thought of manually.

Without realizing it, you just solved one of the hardest parts of keyword research, figuring out what people actually search for and how topics naturally connect together.

24/05/2026

Don't miss out on this! Your customers are searching for alternatives to your competitors.. Literally begging to find you

So here’s what I’ve been doing.

I go to this free keyword tool, type what the business sells or does, then add the word “alternative.” The tool pulls up every keyword people are searching with those two words together.

And this is where it becomes useful. I found one keyword that was perfect for a client, so I created a page targeting it. Not a sales page. Just an honest breakdown of the alternatives in that space.

Of course, my client was one of the alternatives mentioned. But we didn’t make the whole thing about ourselves. We talked about competitors properly, added real comparisons, and naturally included our own product in the research.

That’s the part most people get wrong. If you make it too obvious, it feels forced. But if you position yourself as part of the conversation instead of the center of it, people actually trust it.

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