Everything has led to this. In this episode, John, Jim, and Kelly connect the dots between visibility, trust, and the new world of AI-powered search. From zero click answers and quote worthy content to custom GPTs and workflow wins, they reveal what it really takes to be found today. This episode is about mastering the balance between human trust and intelligent technology. If you have followed the journey, this is where it all comes together and shows how to stay visible in the age of AI search.  Key Themes & Insights: AI Has Changed the Search Game: Zero-click search, AI summaries, and tools like Perplexity are rewriting how people find and evaluate businesses. If your content doesn’t add unique value, you’re invisible. Trust Is Now the Trigger: Visibility is no longer just about ranking. It’s about being believable—before the user ever clicks, scrolls, or buys. Specificity Beats “Small Business” Messaging: Broad, generic positioning gets filtered out—by people and AI. Specific problems, audiences, and use cases win. High-Intent Content Drives Everything: Answer the real questions. Solve the real problems. Position your brand in a way that’s easy to quote, cite, and trust. AI Use Cases That Actually Help: From custom GPTs to call reviews and email outlines, AI is now a team member—if you know how to delegate to it properly. Start With Workflow, Not Hype: Don’t chase shiny tools. Start with your repeatable tasks, your messy docs, your FAQs—and let AI help there first. 💬 Memorable Quotes: “Being #1 on Google isn’t the win anymore. Being the answer is.” — Jim “Generic messaging won’t get you disqualified by a human—it gets you disqualified by the algorithm.” — Kelly “If you’ve repeated something three times, it’s time to automate it—or at least standardize it.” — John “Content is your first handshake. AI can just make sure it happens faster.” — Kelly 📌 Strategy Breakdowns: Zero-Click Content→ Create content that answers questions in simple, trustworthy ways. Focus on clarity, confidence, and next steps—whether or not someone clicks. Quote-Worthy Content→ The best way to show up in AI summaries? Write in a way that’s worth quoting. That means specific advice, real stats, or unique phrasing. Trust Signals in Copy→ Trust isn’t just about testimonials. It’s about tone, relevance, and the confidence you project through clarity—not hype. Custom GPTs & Workflow Wins→ Don’t just “use ChatGPT.” Build a GPT that summarizes meetings, drafts proposals, or helps your team prep for pitches. Use AI like a virtual assistant. Where to Start With AI→ Start with boring, repeatable, internal tasks. That’s where the biggest gains happen—fast. 👥 Team & Guest Mentions: John Maniatis – Host and visibility architect Jim Falotico – Search strategist with no patience for fluff Kelly Biggs – Positioning expert and content sniper

AI doesn’t need to be complicated—just intentional. John, Jim, and Kelly share how to start small, avoid automating chaos, and use AI to make your business smarter, faster, and more human.

AI isn’t coming, it’s already part of your day. In this episode, John, Jim, and Kelly explore how business owners, teams, and everyday users are putting GPTs to work right now. From building custom assistants that manage social calendars and sales calls to finding creative uses in music, fitness, and personal projects, they show how AI is reshaping productivity (and creativity) without requiring a technical background. You’ll learn how to build your own GPTs, use AI as a sales coach, and automate the busywork that clogs your day. Key Themes & Insights: AI Isn't Someday—It’s Right Now: From daily tasks to client interactions, AI is already changing the way business owners work. This episode explores the real tools and smart hacks people are actually using. You Don’t Need to Be Technical: You don’t need a background in data science or dev skills to leverage AI. Just curiosity—and a little direction. GPTs Are the New Virtual Assistants: Custom GPTs can help with social calendars, note-taking, sales training, and more. Once built, they become reusable team assets. AI is a Sales Coach, Not Just a Writer: The team shares how AI is being used to refine sales conversations, improve proposals, and even evaluate missed upsell opportunities. It's Not Just About Work: Personal AI use cases (like band names and workout routines) show how deeply embedded this technology is becoming in daily life.  Memorable Quotes: “If you're doing something more than once—you can probably build a GPT to do it for you.” — Kelly “You’re not optimizing for traffic. You’re optimizing for trust—and AI can help with both.” — John “Grammarly is AI. Your email autocomplete is AI. You’re already using it. The question is: Are you using it well?” — Jim “When a client says, ‘I already followed your advice and now I’m ready to hire you,’ that’s content + AI done right.” — Kelly Strategy Breakdowns: What Is a GPT (and Why You Want One)→ The team demystifies GPTs, explains how to build them, and when they can start saving you time—especially for recurring tasks like blog creation, social media, or meeting recaps. Sales Coaching with AI→ From Sandler to Gap Selling models, Kelly explains how to run your own calls through a sales-oriented GPT to find missed opportunities and improve close rates—without hiring a coach. Productivity Wins from Everyday Prompts→ Whether it’s summarizing client meetings, organizing post-hike breakfasts, or creating full-month social calendars, AI is making the day-to-day smoother. Creative Use Cases You Didn’t See Coming→ AI naming a band? Helping you design a workout post-recovery? Writing better subject lines? The team proves AI isn’t just for agencies—it’s for humans. Guest & Team Mentions: John Maniatis – Host, band leader, AI brainstormer, and breakfast optimizer Jim Falotico – GPT builder and productivity realist Kelly Biggs – Sales strategist and master of prompt-based personalization

AI-powered search is changing everything. In this episode, John, Jim, and Kelly explain how to win visibility in a zero-click world—where trust, clarity, and real information gain beat keywords every time. Learn how to build content that earns attention, not just rankings.

High-Intent Content: How to Win Before the Click 🔑 Key Themes & Insights: Zero-Click Search Isn’t Coming—It’s Here: From Google’s SGE to ChatGPT and Perplexity, users are getting instant answers. If your content doesn’t rank in those responses, your site may never get visited. High-Intent Content Wins Trust Instantly: You don’t need the click if your content proves value upfront. Specificity, clarity, and true usefulness are the new SEO. Selling Products Is Not Enough: Pages that just list what you do or sell won’t cut it. You need to solve problems, answer real questions, and educate your audience before they ever reach out. Brand Mentions Build Visibility: Strategically inserting your brand name in helpful content increases the odds of being cited in AI answers. 💬 Memorable Quotes: “It’s not about being verbose. It’s about being specific—and solving something before they ask.” — John “Just listing products won’t get you ranked. Answering a question with data will.” — Kelly “We’re optimizing for answers now, not just keywords.” — Jim “When someone reaches out saying they’ve already followed your advice—they’re already sold.” — Kelly 📌 Strategy Breakdowns: Case Example: Promotional Products Company→ Simply listing swag doesn’t rank. But creating content like “Best promo items for trade shows with highest visibility stats” does—and includes brand mentions that boost AI visibility. Quote-Worthy Content for AI→ Real quotes from founders, experts, or clients can’t be copied—and that makes them more likely to be cited in AI-generated responses. Content Clustering Around Problems→ Answer every version of your customer’s problem with content: FAQs, cost breakdowns, comparisons, timelines, pros/cons—all centered on one core issue. Intent-Based Positioning→ Stop targeting “small businesses.” Start targeting “multi-location healthcare practices who need to stay compliant.” That’s what shows up now. 👥 Guest & Team Mentions: John Maniatis – Host, guitar-loving strategist, and client wrangler Jim F. – Optimization realist and answer-based content champion Kelly Bigs – Brings the fire on positioning and client connection strategies

Content Without Context? You’re Invisible. Why Your Business Is Invisible Online – Season 2, Episode 1 🔍 Key Themes & Insights Content ≠ Just Showing Up: Too many businesses still treat content as a checkbox—something to “get done.” But in today’s AI-powered search landscape, that approach makes you invisible. The Rise of AI Discovery: Traditional SEO rules have changed. If your content isn’t timely, specific, and structured for context, AI won’t surface it—period. Why Context Is the New Competitive Advantage: Content without intent, audience relevance, and situational awareness won’t cut through the noise—or the algorithm. How to Think Like AI: It wants answers, not fluff. The clearer and more structured your content is (especially around FAQs and top-line value), the more likely it gets picked up and served. Content Audits Are Non-Negotiable: From broken links to outdated offers and expired advice, old content can actively harm your brand and suppress discovery.   🎯 Strategy Breakdowns Relevance, Intent, Timing: The three pillars of contextual content. Understand what your audience is searching for, why they’re searching, and when. Quality > Quantity (Still): More posts don’t mean more visibility. Stale, unfocused, or misaligned content gets ignored—by both humans and machines. Answer-First Structures Win: Blogs that mimic FAQs or lead with direct answers perform better in AI summaries and featured snippets. Internal Data = Differentiation: Use your own customer insights, surveys, or even reviews to create context no one else can replicate. Evergreen ≠ Untouchable: Even your best posts need revisiting. “Technically live” content can be “contextually obsolete.”   💬 Memorable Quotes “You wouldn’t keep expired milk in your fridge—don’t keep expired advice on your website either.” – Kelly “Your content might be technically live… but if it’s contextually dead, it’s invisible.” – John “If you're not updating your content, AI puts you on the bench. You're done.” – Jim “Lead with value. Nobody is scrolling to paragraph ten anymore.” – Kelly 👥 Guest Mentions Jim Falotico: Breaking down why outdated or untargeted content gets skipped by AI and customers alike. Kelly Biggs: Championing the shift from “get it done” content to strategy-driven, answer-ready assets that connect and convert. John Maniatis: Anchoring the conversation around brand credibility, AI impact, and how to stand out in a sea of sameness.

Show Notes: Context vs. Content: The Real Battle for AI Attention Content may still be king, but context is clearly calling the shots. In this episode of Why Your Business is Invisible Online, John Maniatis, Kelly Bigs, and Jim Ko dive into how the AI era has shifted the rules of content visibility—and why context is now the multiplier that determines if your message gets seen... or skipped. They break down how timing, user intent, and platform relevance all play a critical role in whether AI decides to surface your content—or bury it. Spoiler: if your content is buried on your site or buried in paragraph 10, AI isn’t going to scroll. 🔑 Key Themes & Insights Why context now outranks content aloneContext (audience, platform, timing) puts content on steroids—AI wants answers, not articles. How AI evaluates what to show usersIt’s not just about your website; it’s about real-world signals like user-generated content, reviews, and testimonials. The “zero-click” futureAs AI serves direct answers, visibility shifts from traffic to trust—and your lead gen strategy must evolve with it. The dangers of content without contextWhen your content lacks relevance or intent, it leads to high bounce rates, low conversions, and a quick trip to AI’s ignore list. Real-world B2B content mistakesFeatures ≠ benefits. Most B2B brands still scream specs when they should be solving problems. 🧠 Strategy Breakdowns Lead with value—fast.Don’t wait until the end of your blog to offer something useful. AI (and users) want answers now. Structure for scanningUse subheadings that ask direct questions and give clear, useful answers. FAQs and guides aren’t optional anymore. Leverage lived experienceUse internal data, customer feedback, and real-life scenarios to build context competitors can’t copy. Stop talking to yourselfThe more you write like your customer, the more likely AI is to serve you up as the solution. 💬 Memorable Quotes "Content without context is just noise. AI needs the full story to know you’re the answer." – John Maniatis “Lead with value. You’ve got three sentences—don’t waste them.” – Kelly Bigs “No context? You’re on the bench. And AI doesn’t need second-string answers.” – Jim Ko 👥 Guest Mentions Jim Falotico – Strategic thinker, beach planner, and AI realist. Kelly Biggs – Voice of clarity on user intent and value-first content. John Maniatis – Host and advocate for content that earns visibility, not just traffic.

If your rankings are slipping and your leads are drying up, this episode pulls back the curtain on what’s really happening. John, Kelly, and Jim break down why outdated content isn’t just stale—it’s actively hurting your brand’s authority with both AI and human buyers. You’ll learn how to spot invisible red flags on your site and what to do before Google buries you for good.

The Dark Side of Website Updates Most businesses are updating their websites—but still staying invisible. In this episode, the team breaks down the disconnect between content effort and online visibility, especially in an AI-driven landscape. If your strategy is built on “checking the box,” you’re leaving results on the table.

Your site might look fine—but to AI and modern search tools, it smells like spoiled milk. John, Kelly, and Jim dig into the digital fridge and uncover what’s expired in most businesses’ visibility strategies. From neglected Yelp profiles to clunky video titles and underfed LinkedIn pages, this episode shows you how to do a full freshness check before your audience walks away.

Social media platforms aren’t just for likes and follows anymore—they’re full-blown search engines. In this episode, we explore how TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and LinkedIn are reshaping how people discover brands, make buying decisions, and decide who to trust. Whether you’re in B2B or B2C, social search is the new word of mouth—and if you’re not showing up, you’re not even in the conversation.

Social media isn’t just a place to post anymore—it’s where customers are actively searching, comparing, and deciding what to buy. In this episode, John, Kelly, and Jim explore how platforms like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, and Pinterest have evolved into full-fledged search engines—and what that means for your visibility. Key Themes & Insights Social platforms as search engines TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube are no longer just content hubs—they’re where customers type full questions and seek highly specific answers. Long-tail searches drive purchase intent From “best jeans for short legs” to “how to fix a cracked iPhone screen,” specific searches often lead to quick buying decisions. User-generated content as influence Community voice often outperforms brand voice, with tutorials, reviews, and creative use cases fueling trust at scale. B2B social search matters too LinkedIn is where buyers validate credibility, check leadership activity, and gauge thought leadership before reaching out. Memorable Quotes “If you’re not searchable, you’re skippable.” – Kelly “You can get to know someone just by reading their posts before you even meet them.” – Jim “Social isn’t just engagement anymore—it’s part of your buyer’s journey.” – Kelly Strategies You’ll Learn Optimize every line of your profiles with clear, keyword-rich descriptions. Keep handles and hashtags consistent across platforms to improve discoverability. Leverage video and captions to meet platform search preferences. Invite LinkedIn connections to follow your company page every month to grow authority. Use alt tags for images to boost visibility in voice and visual search. Real-World Examples Canva’s ambassador program turning product launches into waves of searchable content. A viral olive oil + ice cream video showing how niche content sparks product curiosity. Using Pinterest boards to drive home design decisions—proof that social search isn’t just impulse-driven. By the end of the episode, you’ll see exactly how to make your brand easy to find, hard to skip, and impossible to ignore when customers search on social.

Voice search isn’t the future—it’s already changing how people make decisions right now. In this episode, the team breaks down how voice assistants like Siri, Alexa, and Google are shaping local search behavior—and why businesses that can’t answer clearly and conversationally are being skipped entirely. From structured data to review signals, learn what it really takes to be “the best in town.

🎙️ Episode Title: “Snap. Search. Sell.” — Why Visual Discovery Is Reshaping Online Visibility 🧠 Key Themes & Insights Visual search has gone mainstream: Whether it's finding shoes, fixing appliances, or sourcing hardware, snapping a photo and letting AI do the heavy lifting is quickly becoming second nature. The era of typing is fading: From shopping to troubleshooting, people are ditching traditional search and relying more on tools like Google Lens, social discovery, and visual-first platforms. Your product is the marketing: High-quality imagery, recognizable packaging, and visual consistency are now critical for both product and service-based businesses. Not just for retailers: Service brands are joining the visual revolution with vehicle wraps, QR codes, and branded uniforms designed to be searchable and scannable in the real world. The algorithm is watching: Metadata, file names, alt text, and product context are now just as important as the image itself. If your assets aren’t searchable, you’re not showing up. 💬 Memorable Quotes “Visual search is the modern version of window shopping—it’s just happening on your phone instead of the mall.” — Kelly “You can’t just rely on great imagery. If it’s named ‘1234.jpeg’, it’s never getting found.” — Jim “When your product is your business, your image is your strategy.” — John 🔍 Strategy Breakdowns Product-Based Brands: Optimize product photos for AI recognition. That means natural, in-context shots, branded details, and proper image naming conventions. Service-Based Businesses: Turn real-world assets—like vehicle magnets and signage—into digital entry points. Use QR codes, readable fonts, and geo-consistent contact info. Testing Discoverability: Snap your own product or signage and run it through Google Lens. If you’re not showing up, you’ve got work to do. 👥 Guest Mentions & Real-Life Examples Jim’s real-time dilemma: Buying Samba sneakers via image search (because his wife sent him a photo—on a Wednesday). Kelly’s vending business hack: Finding and fixing a dolly using only a screw photo. John’s fridge fix: A flooded basement, a mystery part, and a same-day Amazon solution—all thanks to image-based search.

In this episode, we don’t just talk about conversational AI — we use it. Meet Notebook LLM, Google’s AI tool that takes your content, listens like a pro, and replies in real time. We trained it on past interviews and let it generate a podcast about our podcast — and the results were smarter, more strategic, and weirder (in a good way) than we expected. If you want to see how conversational AI is changing the way we create, train, and communicate, this is the episode to hear.

In this episode, John, Jim, and Kelly explore what happens when Google’s conversational AI tool, Notebook LLM, takes over the mic. From summarizing long-form content to responding in real time, this isn’t just another chatbot — it’s an assistant that listens, learns, and talks back. You’ll hear how the team trained it on their own podcast episodes and watched it produce insights, distill strategy, and simulate a human-level conversation.

Show Notes – AI Voices Say Your Content Is Outdated—Now What? You may think your content is fine, but Maya and Miles know better. In this episode of Why Your Business Is Invisible Online, we dive into how artificial intelligence—especially AI voice assistants—is quietly judging your content. And outdated, irrelevant, or context-free content? It’s not just being ignored—it’s actively hurting your visibility. 🔍 Key Themes & Insights: AI doesn’t click, it curates: Platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, and voice tools like Maya and Miles are filtering out content that lacks freshness, clarity, and context. Outdated content signals more than old info: It tells AI—and your audience—that you're not paying attention. Generic is invisible: Blogs written to “everyone” are resonating with no one. Context and specificity are now essential. Your best content might already exist: But without a refresh, even your top performers fade fast. 💬 Memorable Quotes: “You may still be online—but your content is contextually obsolete.” “AI’s not just skimming your site. It’s screening it.” “You wouldn’t drink expired milk. So why keep expired advice on your site?” 🧠 Strategy Breakdowns: Content audits as a visibility tool: How to flag and fix outdated pages, broken links, and dead-end advice. Using FAQs and subheadings to boost AI discoverability Turning lived experience into uncopyable context—your competitive edge in a sea of sameness 👥 Guest Highlights: Jim Falotico explains how content signals authority—or a lack of it—and what that means for B2B brands. Kelly Bigs shares a real-world example of turning a stale IT services page into a lead magnet with simple context shifts. John Maniatis connects the dots between brand credibility, AI behavior, and content strategy in today’s attention economy.

Most businesses don’t lose visibility because of bad content—they lose it because they stopped refreshing it. In this episode, the team unpacks why AI search engines rely on clarity, recency, and differentiation—and what happens when your digital “shop window” gets foggy. Key Themes and Insights Content That Doesn’t Evolve Gets Invisible: AI engines prioritize content that is clear, current, and useful. If your site hasn’t been updated, you’re being passed over. Information Gain Is the New Differentiator: Standing out means adding unique, meaningful insights—not just being different for the sake of it. AI Needs Data—Not Just Design: Minimalist websites might look great, but if they’re thin on content, AI can’t evaluate or rank them effectively. Agent-to-Agent Search Is Coming: Future AI tools will talk to each other. If your content isn’t structured and deep enough to be machine-readable, you’ll be left out of the loop. SEO Isn’t Dead—It’s Just Strategic Now: From technical structure to brand voice, your whole digital presence needs to align around your most valuable content. 🔑 Memorable Quotes “You’ve got to find the difference that makes the difference.” “If your website is a shop window, and you never clean it—don’t expect people to walk in.” “We’re seeing the end of the minimalist website. AI can’t rank what it can’t understand.” ⚙️ Strategy Breakdown Audit Your Money Pages: Focus your updates on the pages that drive the most business. Start with a simple content audit. Refresh with Purpose: Add summaries, infographics, statistics, and clear language to make content scannable—for both humans and AI. Make Content a Living Thing: Persona research, competitor analysis, and content refreshes should be ongoing, not once-a-year checkboxes. Align with AI Search Engines: ChatGPT: Optimize for Bing and social signals. Gemini: Focus on Google and structured content. Claude: Balance clarity with authority. Plan for Agent-to-Agent SEO: Start thinking about content structures that machines can read—beyond just human design. 🎙️ Guest Mentions Seamus delivers powerful, practical advice on building domain authority, avoiding thin content, and staying competitive in the AI-driven landscape. John, Jim, and Kelly unpack what business leaders really need to do right now—not in theory, but in the messy reality of AI-driven marketing.

AI search engines aren't guessing—they're scanning your content for clarity, consistency, and credibility. In this season wrap-up, we connect the dots across episodes to reveal what AI is actually looking for, and how smart businesses are adjusting their websites to stay seen. Next up: detailed show notes. One moment while I build those for you. Here are the show notes for "What AI Really Wants from Your Website": 🧠 Key Themes and Insights AI Isn’t Guessing—It’s Scanning: AI search engines analyze everything from content clarity to recency to determine your site’s value. Generic, outdated content doesn’t make the cut. Differentiation Must Be Meaningful: Being “unique” isn’t enough—it has to be a difference that matters to your audience. AI rewards specificity, depth, and value. From Humans to Agents: AI isn’t just helping humans search—it’s becoming the searcher. Agent-to-agent browsing is emerging, meaning your content must speak to machines, too. Content Is a Living Asset: Static pages fade. AI prioritizes updates, relevance, and ongoing optimization—your “money pages” should be constantly reviewed and improved. Technical SEO Still Matters: Fast-loading, structured sites with crawlable content remain essential. If your site’s a mess, AI simply skips you. 💬 Memorable Quotes “If your content hasn’t been touched in a year, why should AI think it’s still relevant?” “A clean shop window pulls people in. A foggy one gets ignored—and AI doesn’t wipe glass.” “Strategy first. Tactics aligned. That’s how visibility actually happens.” 🔧 Strategy Breakdown Audit What Matters: Focus first on your highest-value pages. Are they fresh? Clear? Useful? Update them with summaries, FAQs, stats, and visuals. Find the Edge: What can you say that competitors aren’t? That’s your information gain—AI prioritizes it. Make It Accessible: Use plain language, smart formatting, and structure that both people and machines can understand quickly. Keep It Real: UGC, reviews, and real brand signals outperform polished but shallow messaging in AI’s eyes. Plan for the Future: As agent-to-agent search evolves, your site must provide enough structured, machine-readable data to be part of the conversation. 🎙️ Season Highlights Seamus shares hard truths and smart frameworks for building AI visibility—from customer persona deep dives to the power of simplicity in writing. Kelly, John, and Jim keep it grounded, practical, and strategic—emphasizing why doing the work always wins over chasing hacks. Themes from all episodes converge here: clarity, consistency, real strategy, and meaningful updates.

Show notes Guest Spotlight – Seamus Smyth: 
Seamus brings deep insight into the evolution of SEO and how qualitative research and user behaviour are shaping today’s digital visibility landscape. His experience with AI and strategic positioning adds clarity to a fast-moving conversation. 🧠 Key Themes and Insights Search isn’t just search anymore
 Google still matters—but now, so do AI tools like ChatGPT, Bing, and Perplexity. If your business isn’t visible in those results, you’re missing where people actually get answers.
 The favicon is doing heavy lifting 
 In many AI summaries, your favicon may be the only visual signal attached to your site. If it’s missing, generic, or forgettable, you’re losing visibility in ways most businesses don’t even realize.

 Long-tail keywords still win
 Instead of fighting for high-volume, high-competition keywords, the smart move is targeting longer, more specific search terms—because that’s where intent lives.

 User-generated content (UGC) is your trust layer
 AI search engines are looking beyond your site. They’re looking at how people talk about you. UGC—like reviews, social comments, and third-party content—is a major signal in how AI determines relevance and trust. 🔥 Memorable Quotes “Your favicon might be the only thing people see from you in AI search. Make it count.” – Seamus “Most people chase traffic. We’d rather chase trust.” – Kelly “User Generated Content isn’t fluff. It’s your reputation, outside your site, doing the talking.” – Jim Strategy Breakdowns Upgrade your favicon It’s small—but it shows up everywhere: browser tabs, bookmarks, and now, AI-generated results. A clean, branded favicon increases visibility and brand recall in subtle but powerful ways. Start small with smart keywords
Going after high-volume terms when your site has little authority is a losing game. Instead, focus on specific, lower-competition keywords with real purchase intent—like “sports massage for runners near me” vs. just “massage.”
 Prioritize user-generated content
Encourage reviews, testimonials, and organic mentions. These signals help build credibility with search engines—and they influence customers who never even visit your website.
 Rethink brand naming
 A generic name may sound safe, but it kills your searchability. Unique, ownable brand names are easier to rank for—and easier for AI to identify and recommend. Contact Information:  Website: Visit https://www.ruinvisibleonline.com  for more episodes, resources, and contact information LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/ruinvisibleonline #Favicon #AIsearch #DigitalStrategy #RUInvisibleOnline #InvisibleOnline #SEO2025 #LongTailKeywords #SEOtips #DigitalMarketing #InvisibleOnline #WSIWorld