Ahrefs

Before, 30 to 50 daily visitors, mostly from AI tool directories and ChatGPT suggesting my site, low intent, under 1% conversion.

After I started a real blog, used Ahrefs for keyword research, and targeted the exact questions architects Google.

Because my domain already had some age, content ranked fast.

Jumped from 180 to 200 targeted visitors a day.

If you have questions about your ads, like the Google Ad MCP, or if you have questions about your calendar, the Google Calendar MCP, this is a great... use case.

But like I said, I think the big ones are where my mind goes for mobile service businesses are marketing tools, website SEO as the Ahrefs MCP.

If you're really into SEO, like that would be taking it to the next level of what I showed you in the first page of really digging into the deep nitty gritty of your SEO and how to fix it and how to improve it.

But I would start like I showed you by just clicking, clicking plus, clicking connectors, managing connectors, and literally just scrolling through the list.

Businesses can measure their visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini, and other AI platforms.

But don't treat it exactly like traditional keyword rankings, okay? So SEMrush, Ahrefs, there's a lot of great softwares on the market that you can go out there and track all your keywords and things like that.

When you're talking about measuring your visibility using AI, We can measure things like your mentions, recommendations, citations, your competitor visibility.

Probably one of the most important ones is the sentiment.

You know, Tolbert did a study that found that an AI search bot sends 96% fewer clicks per query compared to a traditional search engine.

Ahrefs recently did a study that found that all web traffic referrals, ChatGPT is responsible for 0.165%, like less than a fraction of a percent.

So they're not sending back, maybe you're getting some clicks from ChatGPT, like check your server logs, check if they're human, because a lot of those clicks may be automated.

A lot of people think, oh, I'm getting all this ChatGPT, it's agents, it's AI agents crawling your content.

Cause like I'll, I'll pull as much context as possible.

Um, and we've got skill files and like all this infrastructure around like our AI tools and agents we've built, um, But if I can pull sales transcripts, web scrapes, MCPs and APIs from Ahrefs and Peak and a bunch of this stuff together, I can come up with a pretty good initial pass at a strategy.

But it's like, is there embedded expertise that... is lurking underneath the surface in the way that I'm doing those things that's leading to good outcomes that doesn't necessarily happen if you've not worked in SEO before.

You know what I mean? Yeah.

Leverage 92 out of 100 if we connect it cleanly to publishing and analyst feedback.

How does it work in one sentence? What connectors does it have? right so i'm going to keep working here so what i'm actually doing right now as i'm going back and forth look at all this other crap i have on the left sidebar so every day as a business owner i think about all the bottlenecks and if you guys have read the book the goal highly recommended that you read it so and i highly recommend that you push your your your team to read it too at least your a players because then they will understand what the theory of constraints are because every business has constraints always every business has constraints right so what does it do here and pull signals from ClickFlow, Ahrefs brand radar, Ahrefs is a great MCP API, by the way, GA4, GSC, so Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, Hermes content adjuster, and local site and template evidence.

Turns them into update, consolidate, delete, net new page actions, drafts the work, runs QA, stops for human approval, then tracks 7, 14, 30 day results.

Okay, well, how is this a real loop? And how did the Loops creator actually help build this? And how helpful was it? Think about this.