Where the answers come from
What Google and the AI assistants actually read when someone asks for an expert, and why a good website on its own is usually not enough to be in the answer.
Free · 60 minutes · Live on Zoom
How AI and Google decide which experts get named
Being the best kept secret in your field is not a compliment. Open ChatGPT right now and ask it to recommend someone in your field. You are either in that answer or you are not, and nothing about the quality of your work decided it.
Come live if you can. We answer questions at the end and we stay until they run out. There is a short invitation to join the Society at the end. No pressure, and the teaching stands on its own.
What we cover
What Google and the AI assistants actually read when someone asks for an expert, and why a good website on its own is usually not enough to be in the answer.
The four things a page has to say about a person for a machine to name them with confidence: what you do, who you help, how you work, and proof that you are real.
Three changes you can make to your own site and profile in under an hour, in the order a machine reads them. No ads, no posting schedule, no SEO course.
Your hosts
Founder of Partnerology. Number one affiliate for Tony Robbins and Dean Graziosi, then hired to run the partner side of major online launches. Thirty years in business.
Twenty five years in search, now AI search. Number one affiliate for Tony Robbins and Dean Graziosi. Owns and runs KnowledgeBusiness.com, the site every member profile lives on.
Sixty minutes, live, with questions at the end. Your seat is free.