Rank in Google AI Overviews With a Single Click (Complete Content Plan)
Sixty-two minutes of live software demo with one real lesson buried in it: the fastest route into an AI answer box is a help desk you wrote yourself.
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Big Idea
The argument in one line.
Showing up in AI Overviews is less about chasing keywords and more about publishing your own answers, because language models quote the plain question-and-answer pages sitting on your domain.
Who This Is For
Read if. Skip if.
READ IF YOU ARE…
You run a small service business or agency site and keep hearing that AI Overviews are eating your traffic, but nobody has told you what to actually publish instead.
You already do keyword research and want a sharper test than search volume for deciding which pages deserve to exist.
You own a product or SaaS with a support portal and want to know whether that content is doing anything for search.
You write content with AI and need a clearer standard for what a finished draft includes beyond the body text.
You are evaluating whether an all-in-one research-plus-writing tool is worth replacing your current keyword stack.
SKIP IF…
You want a vendor-neutral comparison. This is a founder demoing his own paid product to an audience that already follows him.
You want the AI-citation claim proven at scale. The live evidence is one query against one help desk article on the host's own site.
You already run topical maps and a published FAQ library. The tactics here will be familiar and only the tooling is new.
You are looking for dense instruction per minute. Roughly a third of the runtime is a merch giveaway, chat banter and waiting for jobs to finish.
TL;DR
The full version, fast.
Search volume is no longer the organizing idea behind a content plan. The argument here is that coverage decides visibility: a topical map that lays out every page a site owes its subject, plus a knowledge base that answers every question a buyer could ask, both published on your own domain. The live proof is a logged-out ChatGPT query that cites a help desk article from the host's own site. The practical conclusions are to judge each planned page on demand, opening and winnability, to let supporting phrases carry the volume when the head keyword has none, and to keep an about page a model can parse.
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12:35 – 14:50
02 · What the tool already did
A recap of the previous demo: enter your site, get keyword clusters you can rank for and profit from, plus the schema, metas and full article written for you.
14:50 – 19:40
03 · Feature one: describe the keyword you need
An agent you type a plain-English request into. Two worked examples show a head keyword with no measurable volume and the supporting phrasings that carry it.
19:40 – 24:20
04 · Feature two: the topical map generator
Pricing link drops in chat, then the map build kicks off. The plan is reviewed first, then a size tier is picked: 60, 150 or 300 pages from the same core.
24:20 – 25:45
05 · Reading a single node of the map
A pillar node opened up: why it matters to the business, three verdicts on fit, clicks and value, the evidence behind them, and the brief for writing it.
25:45 – 28:40
06 · The business profile everything is built from
The tool reads the site and writes a profile: what the business sells, how it makes money, its customers, offers, service areas, positioning and seed topics. Every other output derives from it.
28:40 – 30:35
07 · Topical maps are Google SEO, not AI SEO
The host draws the line himself. Topical coverage is mostly a classic ranking play, and a separate feature is needed for AI visibility.
30:35 – 34:00
08 · Why language models quote knowledge bases
The core argument, demonstrated live. A help desk article from his own site is opened, then the same question is asked in a logged-out ChatGPT, which cites that exact page.
34:00 – 37:30
09 · Building and publishing a knowledge base
237 generated answers for one site, with export paths to plain HTML, WordPress, Markdown, Webflow, Wix and HubSpot. Web research is deliberately limited to avoid generic answers.
37:30 – 40:00
10 · If AI answers it, why would anyone click
The best question of the stream, taken straight on. Informational sites lose, purchase-intent pages survive, and being quoted still shapes what buyers see.
40:00 – 44:50
11 · Indexing advice and what the tool costs
Search Console for money pages, sitemap for everything else. Then the pricing walkthrough: $29 one-time single site, $59 a month Pro, $199 a month Agency, $1 trial.
44:50 – 50:20
12 · Q and A detour: API access and a Circuit City story
Chat asks about bring-your-own API keys and MCP access for agents. The host says yes to both given a use case, then tells a story about being terrible with people in 2001 and speaking to hundreds now.
50:20 – 53:50
13 · What the generated drafts actually look like
A finished 3,649 word draft with its on-page package attached: title tag, meta description, slug, internal links and FAQ schema, plus image slots and an anti-slop editing pass.
53:50 – 1:00:20
14 · The finished knowledge base and the about page play
36 answers land for the agency site, each checked against its source. The next feature teased is an about page generator, after a hand-built one surfaced in language models within two weeks.
1:00:20 – 1:02:11
15 · Sign-off
Link dropped one more time, a promise of two to four streams a week, and a closing line about figuring out what you want and going to get it.
Atomic Insights
Lines worth screenshotting.
Language models quote help desk pages because those pages state a question and answer it in one place, with no narrative wrapped around the answer.
A head keyword with zero measured search volume still earns the title slot when its job is to say what the page is.
The volume lives in the supporting phrasings, so the subheads carry the traffic the title cannot.
A keyword tool that never asks how your business makes money is guessing at every recommendation it hands you.
Every planned page needs three verdicts before it gets written: is there demand, is there an opening, and can you win it.
Informational blogs lose the most to AI Overviews, because the answer was the only reason anyone clicked.
Transactional pages survive AI summaries, since the purchase still has to happen on the site.
A 3,600 word draft is worth nothing without its on-page package: title tag, meta description, slug, internal links and page schema.
An about page structured for machine reading showed up in language model answers within two weeks of going live.
Wide web research makes a knowledge base generic, so the strongest source material is the pages you already own.
Request indexing in Search Console for money pages and let the sitemap handle the rest, because forcing the long tail is wasted effort.
Topical coverage is still a classic ranking play, while AI visibility comes from answering questions plainly on your own domain.
Research that takes minutes per run is the honest cost of analysis, versus a keyword list returned instantly.
Takeaway
Own the answers before the answer engine does.
ANSWER ENGINE PLAYBOOK
The pages a language model quotes are usually the plainest ones on your own domain, which makes complete topical coverage and a question-by-question knowledge base the real ranking work.
02What the tool already did
A keyword plan that starts from your site can filter for three things at once: can you rank, will it pay, and does it fit what you sell.
A keyword is only half a deliverable. Ask whether what you get back also includes the schema, the metas and the draft.
03Feature one: describe the keyword you need
Describing the piece you want to publish in plain English gets you a usable keyword set faster than clicking through filter menus.
A head keyword with no measurable volume can still be correct, because its job is to say what the page is.
The search volume usually lives in the supporting phrasings, so write those into your sections and subheads.
04Feature two: the topical map generator
A topical map is the full set of topics a site owes its subject, arranged into core, inner and outer pages with a publishing order.
Review the map plan before you build it. Confirming the subject, angle and audience first is cheaper than rewriting sixty pages.
Map size is a budget decision, not a quality one. Sixty, 150 and 300 pages all grow from the same core topics.
05Reading a single node of the map
Judge every planned page on three things: real search demand, an opening in the current results, and whether this site can win it.
A page rated out of reach for now still belongs in the map as a later phase rather than being deleted.
Demand numbers mean little without the evidence behind them, so look for the ranking pages a verdict was drawn from.
06The business profile everything is built from
Keyword seeds describe a topic. A business profile describes what you sell, who buys it, and how the money actually arrives.
Research anchored to your offers and service areas produces a different map than research anchored to a seed phrase.
If a tool never asks how your business makes money, every recommendation it gives you is a guess dressed as data.
07Topical maps are Google SEO, not AI SEO
Topical coverage is still mostly a classic ranking play. It helps with AI answers but it is not the lever that moves them.
The industry has no settled name for optimizing toward language models, which is a fair signal the tactics are still unproven.
08Why language models quote knowledge bases
Language models pull answers from pages that state a question and answer it plainly, which is exactly what a help centre does.
Test your own citations in a logged-out chat window so personalization and history do not flatter the result.
If your support content lives inside a third-party widget instead of your domain, the citation goes to the vendor, not to you.
09Building and publishing a knowledge base
Coverage beats polish. Answering every question a buyer could ask gives a model many more places to find you.
Publish the answers to your own domain as real pages. Markdown, HTML and CMS exports all work, but hosting them yourself is the point.
Wide web research dilutes a knowledge base with generic answers, so keep the source material anchored to pages you already own.
10If AI answers it, why would anyone click
Informational and blog traffic loses the most to AI answers, because the answer was the whole reason for the click.
Purchase intent still needs the click, so pages tied to a transaction keep their value even when a summary sits above them.
Being quoted has value without a visit, because the quote is what shapes the answer every other buyer sees.
11Indexing advice and what the tool costs
For your own pages, request indexing in Search Console for money pages and let the sitemap handle everything else.
Forcing indexation on low-priority pages is wasted effort. Reserve the manual push for pages that have to rank.
Credit-metered pricing exists because the research runs real model calls, so slow output is the cost of actual analysis.
13What the generated drafts actually look like
A usable draft ships with its own on-page package: title tag, meta description, slug, internal links and page schema.
Length is not the quality signal. A 3,600 word draft still needs an editing pass that strips the tells of machine writing.
Banning the obvious AI tics before you publish is a rule, not a cleanup job you get to afterwards.
14The finished knowledge base and the about page play
Review and uncheck before you publish. A knowledge base you have not read is a liability sitting on your own domain.
An about page written so a model can parse who you are and what you do can surface in AI answers within weeks.
Every answer should trace back to a source on your site, so check each one against the page it came from.
Glossary
Terms worth knowing.
AI Overviews
The AI-written summary Google places above the traditional results for many queries. It answers the question inline and cites a handful of source pages, which is where the remaining click goes.
Topical map
A planned set of every page a site should publish to cover its subject completely, arranged by relationship rather than by keyword. Pages are grouped into a core, inner supporting pages, and outer edge pages.
Core, inner and outer nodes
The three tiers of a topical map. Core pages define the money topic, inner pages support and link into it, and outer pages cover adjacent questions that pull in broader demand.
Knowledge base
A library of short pages on your own domain, each one a single customer question with a direct answer. Originally a support format, now one of the formats language models quote most readily.
Head keyword
The primary phrase a page is built around. It names what the page is, which sometimes means it has little or no measurable monthly search volume of its own.
Section keywords
The supporting phrasings written into a page's subheads and body. They usually carry more combined search volume than the head keyword and are what the page actually gets found for.
Schema markup
Structured data added to a page in a machine-readable format such as JSON-LD. It tells search engines and language models what the page is, who wrote it, and what questions it answers.
Pillar page
A long page that defines a whole category and links out to the narrower pages beneath it. It acts as the hub of a cluster in a topical map.
Google Search Console
Google's free property dashboard for a site you own. It reports how pages perform in search and lets you request indexing for a specific URL.
Google Business Profile
The free local listing that controls how a business appears in Google Maps and the local pack. Still widely called GMB after its old name, Google My Business.
AI SEO
The unsettled label for optimizing content so language models and AI answer boxes quote it. The industry has no agreed name yet, which signals the tactics are still being worked out.
All right. Just getting everything set up a little bit here and get a little organized.
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I don't get it. I'm sorry.
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Shaq says, let's go.
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Thank you.
Tachi says, hi, Chris. Hello, Tachi.
Randy says, hey, buddy. Hey, Randy. Always good.
The days we don't work. Oh, I see. I don't remember what those are.
So that's probably why I didn't get it. That and because even though I'm very pretty, I'm quite slow.
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Share screen. Window. Share.
And let's do this version of it. All right. You should be able to see the legit merch store.
Is that facts, fam? I regret saying that. All right.
So what am I going to ask you to do? All clear. You can start my man.
All right, what I'm going to ask you to do is, well, in a minute, I'm going to give you a word I would like you to type in. And then we'll let it go for a few minutes. And then the software will pick a winner.
And the winner will get the piece of legit merchandise of their choice, whether it's a T -shirt, a mug, a hat, Katy Perry, whatever it is. Just to be clear, not actually Katy Perry or a potential prize. anyway so what we're going to do is we're going to choose this stream and let's say let's just go let's keep it simple today just type in legit in the chat or in the comments wherever it is that you're watching and who uh after a few minutes let's see it's 1005 we'll let that go until 10 10 and the first and then the software will pick a winner so just type in legit And the winner will get a piece of legit merchandise of their choice.
Past winners include lots of different people.
Just checking on some other spots.
Zane Myers. What's up, Zane? Chris.
Hey, Chris. Good to see you.
We got MoreLife109.
Boom.
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It started slow, but now we got a lot of folks here. That's good. More is better than less.
Although I think when the number goes up during the contest, it's people signing in on different places so they can try to win. Chris says, good morning. Well, for me, it's evening, but thank you.
Nice Punk. That's an interesting name.
Saeed, always good to see you, Saeed.
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Arkham Knight?
Right now we have 29 people on, well, 32 people on two different YouTube channels and three people on Facebook and two on X. Man, Facebook just absolutely killed the reach for their lives. And I don't know how many we have on LinkedIn because it doesn't show me that.
Rockstar made nine.
Got about less than two minutes remaining. I don't know exactly how much less because Windows 11 doesn't put the seconds on the clock. And I officially got that complaint out of the way.
32 entries so far.
How do I enter? Just type legit in wherever it is you're watching. So it looks like you're on Facebook.
So just type that in the comments and you'll be entered automatically. The software will pick you up. So I'll give you another minute or two.
Gladiator. We got Moral. I'm sorry.
I'm not going to try to pronounce your name. Hodel King. I think that's a crypto reference.
There you go, John. You're entered in now.
Super, super Nintendo. Yoshi.
All right. Less than a minute remaining. Good turnout today.
I'm happy.
Said.
The SEO future official. You change your username a lot, if I'm not mistaken. If you're the same person I'm thinking of.
Cameron, Nelson, Franco, lots of new faces here today. That makes me very, very happy because it means that I'm reaching people. And more is better than less.
There's some more of that brilliant insight you get here on this channel. All right. The time is almost up.
I'm going to try to see if we can get it up to 40. Need one more ultra light beam. Gave us one more.
That's a cool name.
All right. Come on, guys. Let's get up to 40.
One more entry.
Because I like round numbers and I'm compulsive.
No, nobody.
All right. Oh, and Maria jumped in at the last minute and got number 40. All right.
That's it. You can stop saying legit. You don't have to.
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So congratulations, CardanoBoy785. What you, my friend, need to do is come over here to shop .legit .com. and click shop our gear gear does not mean performance enhancing drugs at least in this instance and then what you're going to do if it eventually loads is you are going to pick out whatever piece of merchandise you want and then what you're going to do is you're going to slide over here to legit do eventually maybe Yeah, live streams absolutely kill my reach.
Randy says, yo, congrats. Then what you're going to do is come down here, click the little support bubble, click customer support.
Come on.
Anyway, once that will show up quickly for you, you are going to tell them that you won the contest. Tell them what piece of merchandise you want. if it's a clothing item you're going to tell them the size that you need so if it's like a t -shirt or something like that and then you are going to tell them your mailing address and they'll ship that right on out to you so congratulations uh i forget who it was cardano ah there it is finally yeah just click send us a message tell them your size that you won and your mailing address and what you want and they'll get that right on out to you so congratulations uh to the winner and everybody else thank you for playing maybe next time all right let me zoom in a little bit who here was let me know if any if you were here i guess it's been two weeks ago maybe a little bit longer when i showed you legit keywords and how it can find keywords that you can rank for that you can make money with and that actually makes sense for your site
Thanks for the AI comment there, my friend. All right. Well, if you were here, let me just recap it real quick.
This is the tool. It's called Legit Keywords. And what it allows you to do is basically enter in your site.
And then it's going to make a plan based on your site for keywords that you can rank for, keywords that you will benefit from financially if you do rank for them. and that makes sense for your site so for example i put in legit and it gave me a few different like i guess you could call them clusters or whatever but seo and digital marketing it gave me how to check website traffic and then it will actually write the content for you as well so if we go over here and open the draft because i've already written this one It gives you everything you need.
It gives you the schema. It gives you the article. It gives you the metas.
It gives you everything you need for content that will rank, will drive you traffic, and will make you money once it ranks and drives you traffic. And it writes the content for you. I don't think there's any other keyword tool that works this way.
It's what I needed, and that's why I designed it. So that's kind of the quick overview. If you want to see the whole demo, you can go check out the live stream from, I think it was like two weeks ago.
But what we're going to talk about today is three new features that I added in. So the way it is right now, it's great because it finds stuff that is relevant to your site. But sometimes I need just like one keyword, like when I'm going to do a video or a blog post or a live stream.
And I know what I'm going to talk about, but I want to optimize it around a keyword. That's when I need help. So what I built in here is if you come over here to tools, you can click get keywords.
And let me, let me just grab an example.
So we're going to click this one and I'm just going to use the example I've already used because this was something I actually wanted to do. So what it'll do is you can come up here, click get keywords, and it's going to give you an AI agent that allows you to type in exactly what you need to get a keyword for. So in this case, I typed in, I want to make a video and post on how to evaluate guest posts and if the site is a good one to get a link from.
I need some keywords for it so I can rank in YouTube and Google. What is a good primary keyword and some supporting keywords? So that is basically you just literally describe it to it.
Choose the country you want. I'll add some more as time goes on. And then you just click find keywords.
This takes a few minutes, so we're going to wait for that to cook, as the kids say. Probably not anymore, but, you know, anyhow. And yes, the number of people watching steadily declined.
right after the contest that's funny that's okay so but we're going to wait for that to cook while that's cooking i'm just going to show you one that is already done so this is one that i did earlier let's see what it gave me i said i want to do a live stream that teaches keyword research to new seos and i need a good title that is a keyword for the live stream, so it will rank.
You're still digesting the good stuff. Wonderful. So it said keyword research for beginners.
I'm not that thrilled with that, to be honest, but it's not bad. I would have liked it to be a bit longer tail. What you asked for to learn how to do keyword research from scratch as a new SEO.
Why this exact phrase? How many searches a month it gets? New SEOs want to learn it.
Other ways to phrase it, keyword research for SEO beginners. That one's not bad. keyword research tutorial for beginners and so on so and it gives you some more other combinations of what you can do based on that so you're using in plain english to do the keyword research for you rather than clicking a bunch of filters like you do in most uh most tools so we're gonna see if this one is done yet it's probably not oh it is okay so let's see what it gave us for this one I asked it, I want you to make a video.
I want to make a video and a post on how to evaluate guest posts. And if the site is a good one to get a link from, I need some keywords for it so it can rank in YouTube and Google. What is a good primary keyword and some supporting keywords?
And what it came up with was how to evaluate guest post sites for links. It says there's no measure. Google searches for this exact phrase.
It's one of the ways that you're. It is the one that says what your piece is. The phrasings and section keywords below carry the volume.
You see how it gives you a head keyword, but then the ones below it are where the volume actually comes from. Because sometimes a keyword doesn't make sense as a title, you know? So how to evaluate guest posts, how to vet a guest post site.
So it gives you related keywords that you can put into your content and it gives you that. So that is the first feature I built in because I wanted something that... was agentic in that way.
I don't know if that's really the way to explain it, but something that you could just type in what you want. Hey, what's up, Jakaria? But I also wanted something that wasn't dependent upon you entering the site.
So I think this is the best way to go about that. So that is feature number one. Does anybody have any questions on that or understand why that's useful or think it sucks or anything like that?
Let me know your thoughts on that so far. And then we'll move on to the two, the bigger tools that we're going to check out today that we launched, I guess, I guess last week or something like that. I'm going to grab some water while I do that.
Rubel.
What's up, Rubel? Jakarius says, how are you? I literally could not be better.
Thank you for asking.
All righty, fam. It looks like nobody has any questions at the moment, so I'm going to move on. Let me go ahead and put this in the chat so you can check it out for yourself.
It's $1 to get started. There's a lot of different options, so check it out. We'll go ahead and put that in the chat so I can put it on the screen so you can pay me.
All right. Why does it arrange it that way? Anyway.
So that's that. Let's move on to the next feature. Now, that one is kind of a fun, useful little tool.
The next two are going to be... What's a good way to put this? The next two are the game changers.
So the first one, and this is my agency site, such as it is. It needs a glow up, as the kids, again, probably don't say. But the next one is a topical map generator.
And it's not just... Some simple little mapping this is gonna create an entire topical map for your entire website an entire business It's gonna give you the exact Nodes and the outer nodes and the inner nodes and the core and all of it and then it's gonna choose the topics and explain why so what you do is you come up here to map and you click prepare the map and Then what that's gonna do is it's gonna go analyze it and this is a little glitch i got to work on it doesn't fully refresh this page and we're going to wait for it to finish that planning the map so you can kind of see it and then we're going to look at the map when it's done now does everybody here know what a topical map is and if if not that's okay let me know but if you do let me know that too If not, we will wait till that finishes.
But if somebody could say something that would really like make me happy because it's really awkward when there's, you know, 30 some people watching and nobody says anything. Samuel says, why? All right.
This map plan is ready to check. So we're going to review it because you want to do that before. you know you before you go all in and the five parts done for you seo services so why your site and so on and then there's three different options and it just depends on how many credits you want to spend you can get up to 60 pages up to 150 pages or up to 300 pages it gives you all your core topics left out of the mat stuff that it left out encyclopedia terms and so on so um Normally, I would do a large one, but since it's going to take a long time, we're going to do a small one and see what it builds.
So you click confirm and build. And again, for some reason, this page doesn't fully refresh. So I'm going to have to work on that.
But now it's going to start. You can watch it do what it's going to do. You can see the different phases that it goes through.
It mines the subject's attributes. It tests each topic for its own page and arranges the map, reads the pages that rank, checks whether you can win. writes the page description and links and writes the map report chris says nice thank you chris so that's going to take some time so what i'm going to do is hop over here to legit which i've already done one for i think click map yeah so you can see i've already created one here let me move myself off the screen hopefully that will free up some space oh i don't want the calculator what is on the all right I'm gonna have to take the keyword off the screen Jose hey what's up Jose what's up Chris legit keywords looking nice congratulations thank you my friend always a pleasure okay so you can see that this it gives you the different trees it gives you the publishing order and which ways you should do it and you can also if there's something that you don't want to do you can download the map as a CSV by the way or you can export it and share it
We'll come back to that because that's not really the point right now. And you can check the ones you want. And what I recommend you do is you go one tree at a time.
So I would click this one, this one, and this one. And this one, this one, and this one. And you can look at, you can dig into it a little deeper.
a pillar guide defining digital marketing services and mapping the categories as a business owner can buy from freelancers it gives you why it matters to the business it gives you the three verdicts basically the fit the clicks and the value it gives you the evidence where to get mentioned you know some of these long shot to be honest but you know in its place in the map it tells you what it's the core and again if you don't understand uh topical maps that i don't don't worry too much about it but uh this is built on the principles of the people that are really really good at topical maps what the page must deliver it gives you a brief and the work involved and of course the opportunity to pay me somebody on legit to get it done for you but so we can go back We're going to check these six again.
I think it's six. And we're going to post the, or not post, we're not going to post these live, but we're going to go ahead and write six pages.
Boota Digital is here. What's up, Boota?
And again, this page does this. I don't know why. I'm going to have to work on that.
You see now it is writing the pages and it writes really good content too. I wrote. i have a really specific process for creating ai content that is not slop yeah so kind of it also researches your site like your business beyond just your site so i'll show you how that how it got there because we got a little bit of time so i'm going to click add a site and you can start if you have a new one but i'm going to click i have a website Let's see.
Can't even type my own name.
United States.
Brand terms. You can put in these things if you want, but I'm not going to bother with it right now. And you click read my site.
And what this is going to do is it's going to go learn. Everything's added, but the profile, you have two other things in progress. No, it's more than, you don't just enter keywords because that was what I wanted to avoid because that's how every other tool out there works.
No, I wanted something that actually like looks at your business and just doesn't shit out a bunch of keywords for you, you know? Now I got to wait for the other two things to finish. We do that because otherwise it overloads.
So let's go back and see how this one's going. Hopefully it's nearly done. And just watch progress.
No, not really. All right, let's look at this one. Maybe that's closer to done.
Watch progress.
Zero of one, two minutes. All right, well, anyway, we'll come back to that in a minute. But basically, that's what it's going to do.
Let me, you know, this is where I can demonstrate it.
view profile so when you after it does after it finishes that it's going to create a profile for your business so business name business type summary how it makes money customers your offers which you know legit there's a lot and the offer offer offer offer offer offer most sites we're not going to have that many it tells what is the geography the service areas you can click if it's a local business uh the positioning the seed topics the notes and so on so it bases everything we do off of that profile other than the tools that i showed you so anyway where was i over here i kind of forget where i was uh let's see we were doing yeah watch the progress here three minutes so far let's see it's writing the pages so And it's only six pages, so it should be done fairly soon.
So we'll look at that. But does anybody have any more questions while that's cooking? If not, we will just wait for a minute or two.
I'm going to get some water, and I'll show you. If it's done, I'll show you that. If not, I'll just show you from existing ones.
But the idea here is that a topical map will give you all the topics that your site needs to cover for maximum both SEO. A little bit AI, but mostly for like Google SEO. But there's also another tool that I, or another feature I've built in that's really going to help you with your, for lack of a better term, AI SEO.
I really wish we as an industry would decide on a title for that.
So hopefully everybody's doing well. Waiting for that to finish. Or something happened.
Oh, I guess it's writing more pages.
Let's flip back over to Superstar and see if we got.
This is probably going to take some time.
Yeah, so. All right, we want.
Watch progress. It's written one out of six pages. All right, this could take a while.
Unfortunately, I can't demonstrate the others until one of these is done. I did not consider that when I started doing two of these at once. Show, A -O -G -O, yeah, exactly.
A -I -S -E -O, it's ridiculous. Show, the third one. Hopefully I've done one of these and I can demonstrate it.
is a knowledge base. Now, a knowledge base, let me back up. One of the best ways to rank in Google AI overviews and in ChatGPT and the other LLMs is, I know ChatGPT is not an LLM, but it's like the easiest way to say it, is to have the information on your site.
So for example, let me, what is a good example? Well, let me just look at the existing knowledge base here. So let's do this.
So this is kind of an example. This is our help portal at Legit.
what happens is the llms really really really like to pull uh their answers from things like this so let me just find one here at random this one might not work let me see so if we search this hopefully this will end up being a good example If not, we'll pick another one. How to add a PayPal account on legit.
If you look, it literally references that, the one that we just looked at. And then if we bring up a raw chat GPT, let me stop sharing my screen for a second. How do I do that?
Stop screen, share screen, window.
So we're going to bring up, when I say a raw chat GBT, what I mean by that is one where you're not logged in and it's not an account or anything like that. That way you get as close to unbiased result as you can possibly ask for. I feel like it still sees a little bit of who you are, but this is good.
Why am I not able to type?
How to add a PayPal account on legit.
So what I'm showing you now is that knowledge bases on your own site are one of the biggest factors for showing up in LLMs. And of course, it's being dumb today. There we go.
And if you look, the source for it is going to be exactly what I just showed you. So the idea is, and I'm going to show you that. is the help desk article I just showed you.
Why will it not let me click on it? There we go. So knowledge bases work.
That's how what LLMs really, really understand right now is your own site. And I've been telling people that for two years and they just, everybody just recently started acting like it was a revelation. So I wanted it to be able to do that.
So I built it myself because that is good. Is this the right window? Yes.
Okay, so now what I wanted to be able to do was just do that. So I basically had it to where, and once I get one of these done, I'll show you how to create one. But I had it to where it can go and just create an entire knowledge base for your site with just its profile.
So where do I find all my conversations on Legit? Where do I find it? And so on.
You can see I came up with 237 answers. And it gives you ways to, excuse me, to publish all of these directly to your profile or to your website in a variety of different ways.
You can do it as HTML pages, which is probably easier or easiest. WordPress, one answer with every page, Markdown, Webflow, Wix, HubSpot. I should probably get like Framer and Bursal and Bursal and things like that in there.
But anyhow, we'll go back to the answers now.
And I can publish all of these if I wanted, or I can just take the ones that I want. We can see, do you have freelancers from all over the world? You go in here.
Yes, we can see where a freelancer is based on their seller profile. For example, every freelancer gets vetted and then it gives the answer for it. So what you're doing is you're answering every possible question for your site.
And funnily enough, what made me think of to do this was actually developing this site. So let's go to legit. keywords .com slash help.
I think it's help. I actually built one for the site when I was developing it. I was like, I want to do that for big.
I want to be able to do that easily. So I built in a feature that can create something just like this and post it to your site because, well, it works. So hopefully now let's see if we're done.
Where is it?
Come on.
Yeah, this is taking too long. That's disappointing.
Can I stop it?
All right, stop this run. I'm going to stop this topical map because it's going to take quite some time, and I want to be able to show you other cool features while it's doing that.
shoot you see if that's good enough and then we're gonna go up here she starts you and knowledge base and prepare a fresh for you so now I can finally show you refresh that page because that's a glitch. You see this is going out and creating a knowledge base for your site that you'll then be able to publish and just absolutely crush AI overviews answering any possible question that you can think of.
So I am getting my voice is getting a little hoarse. We had about 20 minutes left. What questions can I answer for you guys?
Is everybody Think this is cool. Does anybody have any questions?
Does anybody think it sucks? Would anybody like to know the pricing? Like, what can I answer for you?
Someone please ask some questions so I can stop talking for a second and quit rambling like I'm doing right now.
This is very cool, Chris. Nice job. Thank you, Randy.
All right. See, it mapped 61 question about my business, 21 that every customer needs, and 39 general questions about my service from my own site. It also does some web research as well.
Although I've actually limited that because I found that by doing that, it came up with too much general stuff. General stuff. So that's kind of what that is.
So while that's cooking, let's go look at the pricing. How can I get to that? Do I have to log out?
If AI overviews answer the question, why would anyone click through to my site? So that's a valid question. It sucks for people with blogs and informational sites because there's not much need.
But if you're looking to make a purchase, you still have to go to the site to do it. So what's the best XYZ would give you some options, but then you still have to go through to do it. And it also, it helps influence LLMs and things like that.
So for informational stuff, it really does suck. But if it's something that leads to a purchase, which is all I care about, it'll still work. Could this work for local service pages?
Yes, sir. As a matter of fact, I have one in here that is a local business. And it creates service pages, and I have a map already for it.
So yes, the answer is yes. Now let's back up to this one. Let's see.
Jose? says seems really cool definitely a time saver boy thank you sir all right the knowledge base preview is ready i don't know why it's showing the cost it doesn't need to show that publicly i'm gonna have to yell at claude on that in fact let me screenshot that all right so now we're going to click review the preview And it gives you some samples.
And it shows you the different questions that you're going to get and some of the answers. So I'm going to go ahead and tell it to review and build.
And then it's going to build the knowledge base from there. So there's that.
knee says thank you it makes sense samuel says very cool thank you both and that one is going to take a while so that's that is that so what i'm going to do now See if I can get to the home page without logging out. All right, let's do it this way.
One second.
Let me switch my windows.
How best to get indexed all pages we need links to eat pages? How best to get indexed? I mean, if it's your own site, you just use Google Search Console to get it done.
If not, you can use a tool like if it's somebody else's site or something like that. Index me now. Otherwise, you're just going to have to wait.
A lot of these, unless it's important that you rank for it, I wouldn't try to force it. I would just... submit your site map and then let let google do its thing but if it's like a money page you can just use google search console to get it to uh to rank sure let me put this in chat still got 17 22 about 30 folks on All right, so this is the site.
It's legitkeywords .com. There are a lot of different plans, a lot of different ways to go about it. And let me just scroll down to...
All right, so if you just want one site and you want to get the full content plan, you can get that for $29 one time. That'll give you a full site plan. You can sign up for a trial of the business account, which is $59 a month.
That'll get you the... the trial gets you uh one site and one plan and then you can unlock it uh you can wait till the trial ends and get the full thing and that includes topical map and things like that or you can uh you can unlock it right away i only have to do it that way because these cost me quite a bit in api credits to get done so that's why i only give you one plan with the trial and then you can do the agency plan which comes with more sites and more credits and so on uh and that one is 199 a month but if you really if you just have one site You can just buy a $29 plan, but if you want to try it out for a buck, you just choose either of these, whichever plan makes the most sense for you.
And it tells you what it includes here, the full price list and things like that. I think for what you get, I think this is like all of your research and all of your content solved forever, basically. I think that the price is very reasonable.
i don't make a lot of money on this to be perfectly honest it costs a lot of api credits to me not that you really care about that but that's why i priced the way i do so yeah that's that does anybody have any questions or any like do you understand the pricing and things like that do you need to know anything else Would you like me to demonstrate anything else within it?
Somebody talk to me, please. So I feel like I'm rambling. Don't feel like I'm rambling anymore.
We got about 15 minutes left and then I'm going to bed because it's late here.
Or if you have any SEO or business or any other questions of any kind, let me know.
I'm in the middle of signing up right now for the business one just to try it out. We'll see how it goes. My man.
You are the best.
I appreciate all your support. I hope Rockstars was pretty good for you. Unfortunately, I was not unfortunately, but I wasn't able to make it because I was in the Philippines speaking at an event there.
But I heard it was it was straight fire. uh this year so yeah how about api connection for more credits you mean like bring your own api key that's something i can look into i hadn't considered that randy says dude i'm in i'm going for the business as well that's a hell of a deal for an effing mother cool product that that's awesome uh thank you randy i always appreciate your support i let me know how it goes too if you find anything that needs work or anything like that just slide into my dm jose it says it was man it's my first time speaking and i knocked it out of the park i love the confidence i i love speaking so much uh i've gotten really really good at it i i'm not trying to be like whatever but i find my own motivational uh and i've i've done i think this was my 16th one And yeah, it's just a great feeling.
And I think I'm kind of telling a little bit of story time. I worked at Circuit City, which was an electronic store that's now out of business because life happens sometimes. But I worked there from 2001 to 2006.
And when I applied there in 2001, I was doing my interview and they came up to me and they said, what department do you want to work in? And I had no idea. I was like, you know, I don't know.
But what do I told the guy that was interviewing me? I was like, I don't know, but I'm not very good with people. So you should keep me away from your customers.
And I meant it. And for some reason, they still hired me. And it's one of the best things that ever happened to me, because that's where I met some of my dearest friends, even to this day.
But my point to that story was I was legitimately that bad with people. And now I speak in front of hundreds of people. And it's so much fun.
And I think I'm quite good at it. The feedback is always very, very good.
So, yeah, it's funny the journey life takes us on, I guess is what I'm saying. I used to love Circuit City. Yeah, I did too.
I did too. I miss them badly.
So let's see if, let me do this. Where did it go? There it is.
Let me see.
If any of these got done yet so we can see.
Yeah, both of the things that we do are still running in the background. So let's hop back over to that screen and take a look.
One thing I don't like about StreamYard is how hard it is to switch between screens. You can see the knowledge base is about, I guess it's around halfway done. Or is it halfway to go?
Am I an optimist or a pessimist? And legit.
And you can see that.
Samuel says, let's give this new bad boy a go. Looking forward to it. My man, thank you for your support.
If you run into any questions, we have 24 -7. human being support or you can also message me on facebook or wherever you are mir my good buddy says legit keywords is already an awesome tool sure it's going to get better and better great job boss thank you my friend your support means a lot to me writing two blocking issues across your terms cleaning up i'm i am very very proud of this tool i've made quite a few tools actually what i can do while we're cooking while this is cooking i'm going to show you another tool that i'm working on right now that is not ready for the public yet but uh you know since we'll give this like a little uh oh no never mind this is ready so let's see batch of pages open the map I lost track of what I was doing there.
Ah, drafts. So where are drafts? Sorry, it's been a long day.
So we were building a knowledge base here, right? Or no, we were building... No, it was in our map.
So...
Publishing order.
Where did they go?
All right. One minute.
I forget which ones I wrote. Ah, here we go. No.
Patience. Let's see. In progress.
Watch progress. This one was building a knowledge base and this one was writing.
Ah, here we go. Open the draft. Sorry.
I got a little, I was doing too many things at once. All right. You see, this is the first page that it wrote.
3 ,649 words. It gives you the title tag, the meta description, the slug, the internal links to use, the schema. And you can see the content is really comprehensive.
And you're not going to run, I mean, it's probably not going to pass an AI detector, but it isn't going to read like AI at all. You're not going to get any, that's not a blank, that's a blank or quietly or em dashes or any of that horse shit. I have a very strict unsloppifying process.
and you can see this is really comprehensive content in my opinion and it tells you where you can put in images uh maybe i'll add in like uh some image creation in here as well you see this would be the the core portion of that that part of the topical map and you can just publish that if you want either it gives you markdown it gives you html and you can edit it as well if you want to And then you can come back here and it'll give you all the decisions and stuff about it.
And then you can also check the draft on the next one.
Where is it? Open the draft.
You see, this is not your standard. Write me a blog post on what it was the topic here. Search engine marketing.
This is. If you hired a writer to write this for you, you'd be looking at $500, $600 probably. And it would take them two weeks because, well, anyway.
So yeah, and now this is just ready to post to your site. And I'm going to actually post this stuff because this is good content. And I don't want to waste my API crits anyway.
So that is what the content looks like. Let's see if the knowledge base has made any progress. Anybody have any other questions for me?
Does anybody want to check this out?
All right. We're on eight of nine. I was going to say seven of nine and make a Star Trek joke, but I got a girl now, so I can't say shit like that anymore.
I have to be manly and not nerdy. Let me do this one as well. All right.
So I'm going to try to ramble until this finishes. Does anybody have any other questions, comments, thoughts? Does anybody think this is cool?
Does anybody think it's shit? Steve Jobs, who is one of my idols in business, or one of my, I'm trying to follow the questions on here as well, basically had said something was perfect or it was shit. And I accidentally picked up that particular habit.
So 100, 100.
Checking every answer against its sources. So I like, I have a little cue. Here of things you I came in a little late and I didn't get to see the beginning Where do you recommend starting with you?
Okay. So once you sign up you're just gonna go up to sites and you'll be You'll be given this screen. So I have a website or I'm starting one then you just put in your site and It will read the site.
Hopefully it let me do this now And we'll refresh that page I'm gonna have to fix that glitch Brian, I'm sorry. Yeah, I am Brian Ford.
It says, I'm excited to play around with this later for a new site I'm working on. Oh, thank you. Why is this giving me shit right now?
Everything goes slow when I'm on a live stream. But anyway, yeah, that's where you'll start and it'll create a profile of your site. Like I think I showed that earlier.
Let me see. Ah, there we go.
It's in progress. Okay, waiting to start.
Yeah, that's what you'll do. It'll create a profile of your site that looks similar to this one. And you'll go from there.
Yeah, I added my own site, Bright Blitz Marketing. There's your free plug. And now it's doing site research.
It's in progress. Yeah, that can take a while. And that's one thing some people are probably not going to like about this is that most everything takes a while.
But that's because it's doing some actual research as opposed to just shitting out a list of keywords like most keyword research tools.
I'm so excited. I already have this thing rolling on my site and doing an audit looking for stuff. This is good.
I'm thrilled. Awesome. Thank you, my friend.
Jose says, nice. Samuel says, are there tutorials for each module? Is it pretty straightforward?
I find it to be straightforward. If you run into something and you don't know what to do, you can always use a support, which I don't know why it's not showing on this page, but there's a support chat bubble showing. I don't know.
I think it might be because I'm zoomed in, but you can do that. But there is a help, whatever you want to call it, help section. And I'll see why the footer is not showing.
But go help.
And it explains everything here as well. But again, I don't know why the help desk is not showing. Ah, there it is.
I don't know what happened there. Yeah, you can always just ask for help as well. So I think it's pretty straightforward or not.
Any plans on adding API or MCP access? What would you use it for? I'm sure I can do it.
I would have to understand the use case so I could do it. I think we're in Slack together. So just shoot me a message and tell me how you would use that.
But I think it's something I can set up. I would just have to understand the use case for it so I could design it properly. Basically to let my agents run it.
Yeah, I'm sure I can make that happen. Nice is a very good tool, a very cool tool. Thank you.
Thank you. So watch progress. All right.
I think that's going to be good for now.
I was hoping to get this finished before we wrapped up. Oh, and it did. Yay.
Let me zoom back in. All right. So 36 answers are written from our site for the knowledge base.
what you can do is go through and make sure that they're right this is too much to advance like it thank you hella could your methods get my site or gmb penalized what experience and results do you have to back up your seo work read the whole answer and you can go in and edit these of course if you want or just uncheck the ones you don't want to publish or whatever and then you could go through and you could click publish i'm not going to do that because i don't really want all of these right now i don't want to spend the credits on these because i don't really need it for that site but basically you could deploy this entire knowledge base and export it to your site so there's that and i have one other thing that i'm going to be adding to it soon is an about page generator we recently added an about page that is structured specifically for um for LLMs to make it...
Did I type it wrong?
Oh, it's about us. All right. Anyway, I'm going to add a page or a tool to generate a proper about page that is structured to make LLMs understand it.
And this page within two weeks was showing up in LLMs. So about pages are more important than ever. And this one is...
I'm going to make it to where it can generate that too. So once again, it is legit keywords .com. Just going to put that in the chat one more time.
And then I'm going to see if there's any remaining questions and then I'm going to go to bed.
Jose says, great job, man. I'm definitely looking forward to the constant output. It's looking like an awesome tool so far.
From what I can see, I love the fact that you're consistently producing and producing. Thank you. Thank you.
It's a wonderful time to be alive because I've had ideas for years, but for the first time in my career, I can create them. Like I don't have to, it doesn't take months or years and they can come out exactly the way I want them to. So AI has definitely got its downsides, Man, it's just beautiful to be able to make things and be able to give them to people and help.
So thank you for saying that. All right. I think that's going to do it.
We've been here for an hour now. So again, it's legitkeywords .com. Hello, Mohammed.
I'm going to head back on camera and say thank you all for coming. I'm going to start doing more of these, probably two to four a week for the next few months.
I love hanging out. I love doing these things and I'll keep trying to give you as much value as I possibly can. Subscribe to me on YouTube.
I got some new videos in the pipeline as well. Check out legit and do everything that helps each other. So the last thing I want you to do today is this for me is to figure out what you want out of life and go out and get it because you owe it to yourself and you owe it to the world to think big.
I'll see you again soon. Have a great weekend. Peace.
The Hook
The bait, then the rug-pull.
The title promises AI Overview rankings in a single click, and the stream opens with a merch giveaway, a sound check and twelve minutes of chat roll call. The actual argument arrives at the half-hour mark, and it is worth the wait: the pages language models quote are the plainest ones on your own domain.
Frameworks
Named ideas worth stealing.
14:30list
The three new features
A plain-English keyword agent you describe the piece to
A topical map generator that plans and writes the whole site
A knowledge base generator that answers every customer question
The stream's agenda. One utility feature and two the host calls the game changers, all built on top of a site profile rather than a seed keyword.
Steal forstructuring any product demo as one warm-up feature then two headline ones
18:13concept
Head keyword versus section keywords
The head keyword's job is to say what the piece is, even when it shows no measurable monthly volume. The phrasings underneath it are where the volume lives, so they go into the subheads and body.
Steal fordeciding a title when the exact-match phrase has no search data
24:24list
The three verdicts on every mapped page
Demand: measured searches across the page's keywords
Opening: whether current results leave room, rated from closed to partial to wide open
Can you win it: an honest in-reach or out-of-reach call for this specific site
Each planned page carries all three verdicts plus work and confidence ratings and a link to the evidence the call was drawn from. A page rated out of reach stays in the map as a later phase.
Steal fortriaging a content backlog before writing anything
22:06model
The map plan review
Main topic
What kind of thing it is
Why your site
What searchers want
Size and price tier: 60, 150 or 300 pages
Before any pages get written, the plan is shown for confirmation. Reviewing the subject, the angle and the audience first is cheaper than rewriting sixty pages later.
Steal forany content brief that commits a team to months of output
27:44model
The business profile
Business name and type
Summary of what it does
How it makes money
Customers
Offers
Geography and service areas
Positioning
Seed topics and notes
The tool reads the live site and writes this profile first. Every map, keyword set and knowledge base is generated against it rather than against a seed phrase.
Steal forbriefing any writer or model on a client you want it to sound informed about
38:08list
The knowledge base question split
61 questions about this specific business
21 questions every customer in the category needs answered
39 general questions about the service
How a generated knowledge base divides coverage for one agency site. Deep web research was deliberately dialled back because it produced too much generic material.
Steal forauditing whether your FAQ covers buyer questions or only product questions
52:00list
The on-page package
Title tag
Meta description
Slug
Internal links to use
FAQ and page schema as JSON-LD
Marked image slots
What ships alongside the body copy on a finished draft. The body text alone is not a deliverable, and the package is what makes the page publishable the same day.
Steal fora definition of done for any content handoff
CTA Breakdown
How they asked for the click.
VERBAL ASK
42:59product
“So this is the site, it's legitkeywords.com. If you just want one site and you want to get the full content plan, you can get that for $29 one time. Or if you want to try it out for a buck, you just choose either of these, whichever plan makes the most sense for you.”
Soft and repeated rather than staged. The link goes into chat three separate times, the pricing page is walked through mid-stream rather than saved for the end, and the host volunteers that margins are thin because of API costs. The credibility comes from pricing honesty, not from pressure.
Add Modern Creator as a preferred source and Google shows you more of our breakdowns in Search, Top Stories, and AI Overviews. It only changes what you see, and you can undo it in your Google settings anytime.
Add to Preferred SourcesOpens your Google source preferences with us pre-loaded. Tick the box and you're done.
A live, unscripted screen recording where an SEO YouTuber wires Claude Code into a real Shopify store and SEMrush's keyword tool, then watches it draft, publish, and index new pages in real time.
A 19-minute walkthrough of a free Claude Code skill pack that finds local businesses ranked on page 2-3, scores them by closability, generates a PDF audit report, and drafts a personalized cold email from a single slash command.
A HubSpot podcast interview that turns into a live Claude Code build session, wiring a Facebook ads agent, a Google Ads agent, an SEO agent, and a cold-email workflow into one voice-driven marketing stack.
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