Cody Schneider

tools to to basically write that blog post what we do is we have it write an outline and then we write it section by section and we find that to be the best quality and also like best readability and um also from a uh like if you do that like what i just described like it's all those like ai humanizers it's gonna pass every single one of those are all bullshit it's so funny to me um but

tools to to basically write that blog post what we do is we have it write an outline and then we write it section by section and we find that to be the best quality and also like best readability and um also from a uh like if you do that like what i just described like it's all those like ai humanizers it's gonna pass every single one of those are all bullshit it's so funny to me um but

Anyways, or sorry, not the humanizers, the like AI, yeah, the checkers or whatever. The humanizers kind of make sense. So what we do, you go and you publish, you know, whatever, say for example, 10,000 articles, like doing this process. Human doesn't touch them in the beginning.

Anyways, or sorry, not the humanizers, the like AI, yeah, the checkers or whatever. The humanizers kind of make sense. So what we do, you go and you publish, you know, whatever, say for example, 10,000 articles, like doing this process. Human doesn't touch them in the beginning.

Anyways, or sorry, not the humanizers, the like AI, yeah, the checkers or whatever. The humanizers kind of make sense. So what we do, you go and you publish, you know, whatever, say for example, 10,000 articles, like doing this process. Human doesn't touch them in the beginning.

If you're doing, being very aggressive and doing this growth hack, like growth hacky way, that's like, if you're more comfortable with risk, this is the way to do it. If you're not, have a human then go in and do edits on top of this before they go live on the site.

If you're doing, being very aggressive and doing this growth hack, like growth hacky way, that's like, if you're more comfortable with risk, this is the way to do it. If you're not, have a human then go in and do edits on top of this before they go live on the site.

If you're doing, being very aggressive and doing this growth hack, like growth hacky way, that's like, if you're more comfortable with risk, this is the way to do it. If you're not, have a human then go in and do edits on top of this before they go live on the site.

If you publish 10,000 of them, strategy basically is go, once the page gets traffic, as soon as you get one session, then a human comes in and they do the edits. We have an SEO specialist, for example, or a content writing specialist that's on staff. Their whole job is they're basically rewriting anything that's got seen by humans.

If you publish 10,000 of them, strategy basically is go, once the page gets traffic, as soon as you get one session, then a human comes in and they do the edits. We have an SEO specialist, for example, or a content writing specialist that's on staff. Their whole job is they're basically rewriting anything that's got seen by humans.

If you publish 10,000 of them, strategy basically is go, once the page gets traffic, as soon as you get one session, then a human comes in and they do the edits. We have an SEO specialist, for example, or a content writing specialist that's on staff. Their whole job is they're basically rewriting anything that's got seen by humans.

So there's two factors of getting content to rank in my experience. It's like what Google wants to rank. And then like, is the human actually reading this and consuming this content? And so you have to find that cross section between the two of them. When you find that cross section, that's when you get like a page to basically stay on page one.

So there's two factors of getting content to rank in my experience. It's like what Google wants to rank. And then like, is the human actually reading this and consuming this content? And so you have to find that cross section between the two of them. When you find that cross section, that's when you get like a page to basically stay on page one.

So there's two factors of getting content to rank in my experience. It's like what Google wants to rank. And then like, is the human actually reading this and consuming this content? And so you have to find that cross section between the two of them. When you find that cross section, that's when you get like a page to basically stay on page one.

So on that page, so they search, you know, we'll say whatever again, how to lose weight or all these like long tail variations. We land on that page. You then have a call to action after the first paragraph that's like sign up for the app for free. Every frame, you want at least a call out, one call out to be seen within every frame of that scroll. So on mobile or on

So on that page, so they search, you know, we'll say whatever again, how to lose weight or all these like long tail variations. We land on that page. You then have a call to action after the first paragraph that's like sign up for the app for free. Every frame, you want at least a call out, one call out to be seen within every frame of that scroll. So on mobile or on

So on that page, so they search, you know, we'll say whatever again, how to lose weight or all these like long tail variations. We land on that page. You then have a call to action after the first paragraph that's like sign up for the app for free. Every frame, you want at least a call out, one call out to be seen within every frame of that scroll. So on mobile or on

desktop and then also have a pop-up that occurs with the same call to action, but that just like takes over the whole screen that occurs at like a 25 to a 50% scroll rate. So as they scroll down that page, it like gets in their face, creates that sign up action to happen. This also does is when they touch your website again, you're pixeling all of them.

desktop and then also have a pop-up that occurs with the same call to action, but that just like takes over the whole screen that occurs at like a 25 to a 50% scroll rate. So as they scroll down that page, it like gets in their face, creates that sign up action to happen. This also does is when they touch your website again, you're pixeling all of them.

desktop and then also have a pop-up that occurs with the same call to action, but that just like takes over the whole screen that occurs at like a 25 to a 50% scroll rate. So as they scroll down that page, it like gets in their face, creates that sign up action to happen. This also does is when they touch your website again, you're pixeling all of them.