This NEW ChatGPT SEO Trick is INSANE (FREE!)

Ranking number one on Google doesn't mean Chat GPT will even say your name. I found a trick that forces AI to site your content instead of ignoring you. This is based on real data and it's working right now. You can use this today and see results fast. This might be the biggest shift in SEO since Google started and most people are sleeping on it. So, here's what's happening right now. You rank number one on Google and you think you're winning, but then someone asks chat GPT the same question and your site doesn't show up at all. They mention your competitor instead. Only 62% of Google page one results show up in chat GPT answers. That means almost half the time AI is picking someone else. This is called generative engine optimization or go. It's different from normal SEO. Google looks at back links and keywords. Chat GPT looks at structure and authority. If your content isn't built the right way, AI will skip you every single time. And here's the crazy part. AI doesn't care if you're number one. It cares if your content is easy to read and site. That's the game now. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. So, let me show you exactly how this works. The trick is simple, but most people don't do it. You take your content and restructure it into question and answer format. Then, you add citations from trusted sources. Then, you test it directly in chat GPT to see if it picks you. If it doesn't, you tweak it until it does. This is the new SEO. It's not about ranking anymore. It's about getting mentioned. And the data backs this up. Studies show that AI engines love content that's structured and scannable. Headings, bullet points, short answers. That's what gets picked. If your blog post is one long paragraph, AI will skip it. But if it's broken into clear sections with direct answers, you win. Here's what you need to understand. AI models prefer external validation. That means if you say you're great, AI doesn't care. But if other trusted sites site you, then AI notices. This is why guest posts and earned media matter more than ever. It's not about what you say about yourself, it's about what others say about you. And there's another thing. AI loves facts and stats. If your content has numbers and references, it looks more trustworthy. So instead of saying this strategy works, you say this strategy increased traffic by 40% according to this study. That's the difference between getting cited and getting ignored. Now, let me give you the exact prompts I use to do this. These are the same ones my team uses every single day. First prompt is for content structuring. You tell chat GBT to analyze your blog post and rewrite it so AI engines are more likely to site it. You paste your content and it gives you better headings and a better structure. This takes 5 minutes and can change everything. Second prompt is for answer engine optimization or AEO. You give chat GPT your article and ask it to rewrite it into question and answer format. This makes it super easy for AI to pull your content into summaries, and that's exactly what you want. Third prompt is about authority. You ask chat GPT what external citations or stats you should add to make your content more authoritative. It tells you exactly what's missing. Then you go add those things and your content instantly looks more credible. Now, here's where it gets really powerful. You can actually test if Chat GBT will mention you before you even publish. Fourth prompt is AI mention tracking. You tell chat GPT to simulate a response to your target keyword. Then you ask it to list all the sources it would mention. If your site isn't on that list, you know you need to improve. This is like seeing the future before it happens. You can fix your content before anyone else even knows there's a problem. Fifth prompt is competitor analysis. You take a competitor article that chat GPT does mention and ask why. Chat GPT breaks down exactly what they did write. Then you copy those strategies and beat them. Sixth prompt is futurep proofing. You ask chat GPT to turn your article into a structured snippet format. Bullets, key facts, schema style. This makes it easy for AI to pass and site no matter how the models evolve. These prompts are game changers and the best part is you can use them right now. You don't need to wait for some update or new tool. You just open chat GPT and start testing. So, real quick before I show you the results, if you want help with this stuff, I put a link in the comments and description to book a free SEO strategy session. will look at your site and tell you exactly how to get chat GPT to mention you. No fluff, just real strategies that work. Now, let me show you what happens when you actually do this. I took one of my blog posts and ran it through these prompts. Before the optimization, chat GPT, never mentioned it. I'd asked the question and it would site three or four other sites, but never mind. After restructuring and adding citations, I tested again. Chat GPT mentioned my site first. Same question, same topic, but now my content was the one getting picked. That's the power of this. It's not about working harder. It's about structuring smarter. And here's the data that proves it. Search Engine Land did a study on this. They found that only 62% of Google

results overlap with chat GPT mentions. That's a massive gap. Another study showed that structured content with citations gets picked by AI three times more often. This isn't theory. This is backed by real research. And if you ignore it, you're going to lose traffic to people who don't. Now, I want to be honest about the limitations. AI still hallucinates sometimes. It makes stuff up or gets facts wrong. Also, AI has big brand bias. It loves citing Forbes and HubSpot, even if smaller sites have better content. And models get updated all the time. What works today might need tweaking in 3 months. So, you have to keep testing. You can't just set it and forget it. But here's the thing. Even with those limitations, this is still worth doing because every time someone asks chat GPT a question and your site gets mentioned, that's free traffic. That's authority you didn't have before. And as more people use AI for search, this only gets bigger. So, how do you measure this? You track your AI mention rate. That's how often uh Chat GPT or other AI tools site you when someone asks about your topic. You can use the fourth prompt I gave you to test this. Just ask chat GPT to simulate answers for your main keywords. Then track how often you show up. If you're showing up 0% of the time, you know you have work to do. If you're showing up 50%, that's good, but you can do better. The goal is to get mentioned every single time. And with the right structure and citations, you can get close. Here's what you need to do right now. Pick your top three blog posts. Run them through the prompts I gave you. Restructure them into question and answer format. Add external citations and stats. Then test them in chat GPT. See if you get mentioned. If not, tweak and test again. Do this for all your content and you'll start seeing results fast. This is the new game. Google SEO isn't dead, but it's not enough anymore. You need to optimize for AI, too. And most people aren't doing this yet. So, if you start now, you have a huge advantage. You'll be the one getting cited while your competitors wonder why their traffic is dropping. This is your chance to get ahead. Don't waste it. Now, if you want to go deeper on this, I've got something for you. Join SEO Elite Circle where we break down exactly how to rank number one, get more customers and make money with AICO. Grab the AICO playbook. We used to grow from zero to 145,000 plus monthly visitors and steal the exact systems we're using to scale past 8 figures. Link is in the comments and description. This isn't just theory. This is what's working right now in the real world. And if you use these strategies, you're going to see results. So, go test your content, use the prompts, track your AI mentions, and let me know in the comments what you find. I want to hear if chat GPT starts citing you after this. And if you have questions, drop them below. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next